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What is an EU 'associate member'? Why is Canada the first? (opens the original)
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Addressing Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Strasbourg, von der Leyen said she wanted to bring the relationship “to the highest level possible” in this “openly hostile world”. Canada has been getting closer to the EU as relations with Washington cooled under Trump. Trade talks collapsed in August 2026, and Trump responded with aggressive 25% to 50% tariffs on Canadian goods. He also threatened their sovereignty, with comments about absorbing Canada and making it “the 51st US state”. For ge
Does Europe need new global partners? Take our poll (opens the original)
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The concept of an "associate member" is a new political framework that does not currently exist in EU treaties, which mandate that only geographically European states can apply for full membership. But the EU wants Canada to join forces in an "Alliance for the Future" that expands cooperation well beyond standard trade agreements. This includes integrating defence industrial bases, securing critical raw materials and energy supplies, aligning on advanced technology (like artificial intelligence
Can the EU protect kids from the dangers of social media? (opens the original)
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The EU is done relying on tech companies to police themselves. Children online are very vulnerable to predatory algorithms, cyberbullying, and privacy exploitation. Nearly 60% of European youth are suffering emotional and psychosocial issues due to digital platforms. The new EU regulations will shift the legal burden onto platforms to actively block, filter, and modify their interfaces based on a child’s age. The proposed EU Kids Act plans to establish an age limit of 15, preventing younger chil
All your docs in one app? New EU e-wallet could solve admin issues (opens the original)
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Today, moving, working or studying in another EU country can involve separate national systems and a lot of paperwork. So, the EU has come up with the EU Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallet, a government-backed mobile app that will let people and businesses prove their identity online and in person across the entire European Union. The goal is to make cross-border services easier to use. It's designed to store all official digital credentials in one place. These can include a national ID, driver's li
EU Right to Repair could save consumers €12 billion (opens the original)
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Europeans create 35 million tonnes of waste each year by throwing away broken appliances. France and Belgium have repair rates of 18% and 15%, respectively. Of roughly 28 million household breakdowns a year, only 5 million result in a technician fixing the device. Some 77% of citizens would rather repair products than replace them. Yet only 5% of washing machines and 33% of vacuum cleaners are priced at a point where professional repair makes economic sense. Most fall into a “borderline” or “unv
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