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The Victory That Shakes Europe: The AfD Nearly Gains Power in Saxony-Anhalt
The AfD won 43.8% of the votes in Saxony-Anhalt, more than double that of the CDU. This historic result disrupts Germany and raises questions across Europe.
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The Vote That Could Redraw Europe: Is Iceland Moving Closer to the Union?
Icelanders decide whether they want to reopen negotiations with the European Union. A tight vote, scrutinized from Brussels to Paris, where fishing, sovereignty, currency, and Arctic security intersect.
Business
The Signal That No One Can Ignore: Europe Imposes New Labels on AI
From August 2, 2026, new transparency obligations under the AI Act will be applicable across the European Union. Chatbots, deepfakes, images, sounds, videos, and certain synthetic texts are entering a new era of marking and informing the public.
Business
The Signal That No One Can Ignore: Europe Finally Imposes Transparency on AI-Generated Content
Chatbots, deepfakes, generated texts and images: Europe takes a decisive step on August 2 with the AI Act. With labeling, controls, and heavy fines, businesses and creators enter a new era.
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Ceuta Under Tension: The Spain-Morocco Border Gives Way, the Army Steps In
Thousands of people have crossed the border between Morocco and Ceuta, overwhelming Spanish controls. Madrid deploys the army after an official toll of at least nine dead, while the crisis is already entering the European debate.
Business
The Countdown Begins: Europe Finally Imposes Transparency on Deepfakes and AI-Generated Content
Europe is entering a decisive phase of the AI Act. Deepfakes, AI-generated public interest content without editorial oversight, and interactions with certain AI systems will need clearer labeling. A global shift for media, platforms, and public trust.
Business
Europe Reignites ‘Chat Control’: The Decision That Puts Our Private Messages Under Pressure
The European Union has reinstated until 2028 a regime allowing certain platforms to voluntarily detect child sexual abuse material in communications. A sensitive decision, regulated and distinct from the future permanent regulation, reigniting the debate between child protection, privacy, and encryption.
Business
The Alert Shaking the Global AI Landscape: Chatbots Cite a Sanctioned Russian Propaganda Source
A new study from the British think tank Demos shows that five major families of AI models have favorably cited a sanctioned organization linked to Russian propaganda. The investigation highlights a new global battle: the poisoning of sources consulted by chatbots.
Business
60 Countries Hit at Once: Trump’s New Customs Offensive Shakes Global Trade
The United States imposes new tariffs on 60 partners representing over 99% of its imports. Presented as a response to forced labor, the measure sparks anger, lawsuits, and uncertainty for Europe, Asia, and consumers.
Business
The World Under Tariff: Trump’s Decision Impacting 60 Trade Partners
The United States imposes new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on 60 partners, in the name of combating forced labor. Europe, Canada, China, Japan, India, and global supply chains enter a new zone of tension.
Business
Google Triggers a Giant Standoff: Trump’s Threat Puts Europe Under Pressure
The European fine of â¬890 million against Google provokes a response from Donald Trump. An American commercial investigation paves the way for new tensions over tariffs, digital regulation, and European sovereignty.