Meta suspends dozens of Albanian Instagram accounts amid resort protests — questions raised about platform policing
Dozens of Instagram accounts belonging to Albanian activists, journalists and an opposition leader have been closed or disabled amid long-running protests over a luxury hotel development tied to Jared
Canada invited to Dublin for EU trade talks alongside U.S. trade envoy
BRUSSELS — Canada’s Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu has been invited to join his EU counterparts for talks in Dublin at the end of October, his spokesperson confirmed to a political outlet — potentially
Slovakia blocks EU push to lock in Russia sanctions for 12 months
BRUSSELS — The Slovak government on Wednesday rejected a proposal to extend the EU’s individual sanctions package against Russia for 12 months, three diplomats said.
EU diplomats cautiously court Nigel Farage
BIRMINGHAM, England — European diplomats are quietly reaching out to Nigel Farage’s Reform UK as the party meets for its annual conference this week — with several EU countries sending representatives
EU Parliament seeks tighter limits on fossil-fuel firms under sustainable finance rules
BRUSSELS — The European Parliament will push for stricter limits on allowing oil and gas companies to be classed as green investments under the EU’s updated sustainable finance rules, according to a d