Rocas: I anticipate the EU will achieve results this time with increased momentum

Volodymyr Zelensky’s decision to dismiss Ukraine’s commander-in-chief on 21 July quickly became more than a military reshuffle. Outside government buildings, demonstrators had already made clear who they wanted to take over. Within days, General Oleksandr Syrskyi was replaced by 43-year-old General Mykhailo Drapatyi, the officer many protesters viewed as the right choice to lead Ukraine’s armed

No organism on Earth is sterile. All living systems, from soil and plants to water and humans, are filled with bacteria, fungi, microalgae, and other microscopic life forms. Together, they form complex ecosystems called microbiomes.
Thanks to advances in DNA sequencing and computing, scientists have a growing catalogue of microbial species across these environments. Their importance to life is al

Wildfires often seem distant, occurring in remote forests or desolate mountainsides. Yet in Europe, these natural disasters can be dangerously close to populated areas.

New action has been taken by the EU to help protect children from online abuse.
This comes after EU member states gave the final green light to a regulation allowing online service providers to resume voluntary detection and removal of child sexual abuse material on their platforms.
 The measure, albeit only temporary, aims to protect children while a long-term legislative framework is under neg

Ivo Claassen became part of EMA in 2018. Among his significant career achievements, Ivo and his team collaborated with the veterinary medicines network to successfully implement the 2019 Veterinary Medicinal Products Regulation. Ivo’s dedication to public and animal health, exceptional leadership, and contribution to the veterinary medicines network have left a lasting impact on the Agency’s work

Spain’s policy of legalizing migrants has sparked significant debate both nationally and at the European level. Meloni and Sánchez clashed over the issue during a recent meeting of European leaders.
As Spain battles deadly wildfires like other European nations, it faces diplomatic challenges on multiple fronts.
Manfred Weber, President of the European People’s Party, has advocated for strict

For decades, Washington has viewed Iran primarily through centrifuges, missiles, proxy forces, and military deterrence. Those threats are real. But this framework obscures the Islamic Republic’s deepest vulnerability: its broken relationship with Iranian society. If U.S. policy is meant to reduce the danger posed by Tehran rather than merely destroy selected facilities, it must begin with the pe

The EuroHPC JU, in collaboration with its Participating States, will acquire compute access time from selected AI Gigafactories, marking a significant investment in Europe’s AI landscape. This initiative aims to enhance Europe’s technological leadership, resilience, and autonomy with state-of-the-art AI computing infrastructure. AI Gigafactories, alongside AI Factories, will provide AI comp

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Moscow, July 25 Eurotoday — Russian gasoline market conditions remain challenging in several regions despite efforts to improve fuel distribution, according to Russia’s deputy prime minister. State news agencies reported that while the overall domestic fuel situation has become more stable, some areas continue to experience supply difficulties due to logistics, seasonal demand, and regional dist