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- Oct 1, 2026
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Lost in translation: Montenegro's EU accession faces language barrier (opens the original)
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Montenegro may fall short of translating all EU laws accurately before it joins the bloc. The European Commission is weighing several options for a temporary derogation, including letting the country use an existing EU language in the meantime. Montenegro aims to become the EU's 28th member by 2028. But first it must adopt and translate the so-called acquis, the tens of thousands of EU laws that form the bloc's legal framework. Brussels is growing wary that it will not finish in time. "Montenegr
European preference in defence is a 'luxury' debate, NATO chief says (opens the original)
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A Brussels debate over a European preference in defence contracts ignores a basic problem: Europe's defence industry cannot produce enough, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte told Euronews on Wednesday. "The problem is not: do you buy in Europe or do you buy it in the United States? The problem is: can you buy? The money is there. But the defense industrial base in Europe is underdeveloped. It is not producing enough," Rutte said at the Euronews Defence & Space Summit in Brussels on Wednesday. In
‘There is no immediate threat to NATO territory,’ Rutte tells Euronews (opens the original)
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NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte has told Euronews there is no immediate threat to the alliance's territory, adding that he does not take Russia's nuclear threats seriously because Moscow could never win a confrontation with NATO. "We have prepared for this, we have planned for this, and this is true for the whole of NATO," Rutte said at the Euronews Defence & Space Summit in Brussels on Wednesday. "We will defend every inch of NATO territory. That threat is not there, and if anything happens,
EU expands Mediterranean naval mission to target Russia's shadow fleet (opens the original)
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Brussels is set to expand its naval mission off Libya into a broader Mediterranean security operation targeting Russia's shadow fleet and threats to critical maritime infrastructure. The mission, codenamed EUNAVFOR MED IRINI, would be extended until 31 March, 2029, under a draft Council decision obtained by Euronews. Created in 2020 to enforce the United Nations arms embargo on Libya, the operation would take on a wider role monitoring illicit activity, protecting infrastructure and combating mi
Exclusive: EU-wide digital levy might generate up to €25bn annually (opens the original)
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A digital levy proposed by the European Parliament to help fund the EU's next long-term budget could raise up to €25bn a year, according to leading MEP Danuše Nerudová. The new estimates put the yield of the Parliament's proposed EU-level taxes far above what the European Commission originally calculated. Talks are at a crunch point. EU countries are scrambling to agree the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) by the end of the year, and new "own resources" flowing directly into EU coffers
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