European Union: EU airline industry warns of fuel shortages if Strait of Hormuz stays closed
ACI Europe says its member airports are increasingly concerned about potential jet fuel shortages.
BBC Europe••2 min
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April 13, 2026
European Union: New legislative proposal to establish a standalone founding act for the EU Space Services Agency
The European Commission has proposed a new regulation to rename the EU Agency for the Space Programme to EUSPA and expand its operational mandate.
EU Reporter••2 min
European Union: Home Office starts crackdown on EU citizens’ post-Brexit rights to live in UK
Ministers will revoke post-Brexit residency for EU citizens not living in the UK, sparking privacy fears following past errors with HMRC travel data.
The Guardian Europe••2 min
Hungary: Orban's opponents targeted by AI-driven disinformation ahead of Hungary's elections
Hungary’s April 12 election campaign is marred by AI-generated smears against opposition leader Peter Magyar and a flood of coordinated social media bots.
France 24 Europe••2 min
Finland: Speech by Commissioner Albuquerque at Financial and Capital Market Competitiveness Seminar, in Helsinki
At a conference in Helsinki on April 10, 2026, European Commission officials thanked Nordea’s Jyrki and his team for hosting the event.
European Commission Press Release••2 min
EU fingerprint and photo travel rules come into force
The EU’s long-delayed Entry/Exit System will overhaul travel procedures for UK passengers visiting 29 countries.
BBC Europe••2 min
Commission greenlights Ireland’s fourth payment request for €249 million under NextGenerationEU
The European Commission has approved Ireland’s €249 million payment request under the NextGenerationEU recovery plan.
European Sting••2 min
Remarks by Commissioner Dombrovskis at the dialogue on fiscal rules at the European Parliament's ECON Committee
Addressing the European Parliament today, the Commission president opened a timely discussion with members in Brussels.
European Commission Press Release••2 min
EU hits back after Vance and Kremlin attempt to boost Orbán before vote
Europe initially ignored US claims of foreign interference, but officials later criticized the irony of the accusations coming from a campaigning VP.
EUobserver••2 min
EU sanctions back on agenda amid Israel’s ‘carnage’ in Lebanon
Israeli strikes in Beirut left many dead and wounded, but EU allies warn that trading blame will not resolve the crisis.
EUobserver••2 min
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