Serbia says explosive found near pipeline to Hungary, days before crucial election
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s top rival suggested the incident may be a false flag operation.
POLITICO Europe••1 min
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April 6, 2026
Libya: Dozens missing after migrant boat capsizes in Mediterranean
Only 32 survivors have been confirmed after a boat carrying over 100 migrants from Libya capsized in the Mediterranean Sea.
Deutsche Welle Europe••1 min
Labour to back down on foie gras and fur bans to ease EU trade deal
Animal welfare groups are dismayed as the UK government abandons manifesto pledges to ban foie gras and fur imports during ongoing trade deal negotiations.
The Guardian Europe••1 min
AGI as a Governance Event: From Decision Oversight to Architectural Sovereignty
As AI generates strategic options, corporate boards must shift from supervising outcomes to designing the frameworks that govern those decisions.
European Business Review••1 min
From AI Pilots to Certified Outcomes: Building an AI Governance Stack for Regulated Engineering
AI's potential in regulated engineering hinges on robust governance. This guide details an audit-grade stack for shifting from pilots to certified results.
European Business Review••1 min
European Union: eIDAS 2.0 and the EU Digital Identity Wallet: Hype, Fear and Business Reality
By the end of 2026, all EU member states must provide a Digital Identity Wallet under updated eIDAS regulations, sparking debate over its true impact.
European Business Review••2 min
Fico joins Orbán in demanding the EU lift Russian energy sanctions — a week before Hungary’s election that could end Orbán’s 16-year rule
Slovakia’s PM has urged Brussels to restore dialogue with Russia and Druzhba pipeline flows, which provide funds for Moscow's war in Ukraine.
Euromaidan Press••2 min
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