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European Parliament Condemns Repeated Russian Strikes on Ukrainian Civilians
European Parliament condemns repeated Russian strikes on Ukrainian civilians The European Parliament has adopted a resolution strongly condemning what it described as repeated “brutal and deliberate” Russian strikes on civilian targets in Ukraine. The resolution, approved on Thursday, expresses Parliament’s unequivocal denunciation of the attacks, underscoring concerns about the humanitarian toll and the targeting of…
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European Parliament to Present First European Order of Merit to Integration Laureates
European Parliament to Present First European Order of Merit to Integration Laureates The European Parliament will present the inaugural European Order of Merit at a ceremony on Tuesday, 19 May, awarding laureates recognised for their “significant contribution to EU integration and values,” the institution announced. The distinction marks the Parliament’s first issuance of this honour…
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EU awards projects boosting democratic participation, civic tech and gender equality
EU honours projects boosting democratic participation and political engagement The European Parliament’s Committee on Culture and Education has named three projects as winners of its annual awards, recognising efforts to strengthen democratic participation and political engagement across the EU. The 2026 prizes went to an Estonian initiative aimed at increasing women’s involvement in democracy, a…
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European Parliament spokespeople to brief press ahead of May plenary session
European Parliament spokespeople to brief press ahead of May plenary Spokespersons for the European Parliament and its political groups will hold a press briefing on the upcoming plenary session scheduled for 18–21 May. The briefing is set to take place on Wednesday at 11:00 in the Parliament’s Anna Politkovskaya press room, the institution announced. What…
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EU lawmakers agree new rules to strengthen autonomy for adults with disabilities
EU lawmakers agree new rules to bolster autonomy for adults with disabilities European Parliament negotiators on Tuesday agreed on new legislation aimed at strengthening the right to autonomy for adults across the European Union. The measure, advanced through the Parliament’s Committee on Legal Affairs, is intended to promote independence and decision-making rights for adults with…
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Energy, NATO & Europe: King Charles Reveals Britain’s New Security Doctrine
In a moment resonating with historical significance, King Charles III addressed the 2026 State Opening of Parliament, delivering one of the most politically charged speeches of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s government. For Europe Pulse readers, the King’s words heralded a profound shift, outlining a sweeping legislative agenda designed to reshape Britain’s economy, its national resilience,…
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Von der Leyen Warns: Social Media Is Stealing Childhood — EU Plans New Rules
Denmark Leads the Digital Child Safety Debate At the Copenhagen Summit 2026, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen delivered a stark and urgent warning: social media platforms are actively “stealing childhoods.” In a powerful address, von der Leyen unveiled a bold EU plan designed to protect children from the insidious grip of digital addiction…
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Emmanuel Macron in TEACHER MODE: He Schools a Noisy Audience
Macron Takes Charge: French President Schools Noisy Audience at Africa Forward Summit Nairobi, Kenya – French President Emmanuel Macron found himself in an unexpected, yet commanding, ‘teacher mode’ moment during the Africa Forward Summit in Nairobi. On May 11-12, 2026, the high-profile event, co-hosted by Kenyan President William Ruto and Emmanuel Macron, aimed to foster…
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Starmer vs Farage: Britain’s Political Divide Exposed
Britain Divided: Starmer’s EU Pivot vs. Farage’s Reform Earthquake The United Kingdom finds itself gripped by a political drama of unprecedented scale, simultaneously facing two starkly contrasting realities that expose a nation deeply divided. On one side, a beleaguered Prime Minister Keir Starmer grapples with the fallout of devastating local election losses, admitting voter frustration…
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Hungary’s New PM Sworn In… Then the Health Minister Started DANCING
Hungary’s Political Earthquake: Magyar Sworn In, Health Minister Dances into a New Era BUDAPEST – In a moment that has sent ripples across Europe, Hungary has witnessed one of its most dramatic political shifts in modern history. Péter Magyar, leader of the burgeoning Tisza Party, was sworn in as Hungary’s new Prime Minister, signaling a…
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“One Plus One Is Three”: Sweden’s NATO Transformation Revealed at Aurora 26
“One Plus One Is Three”: Sweden’s NATO Transformation Unveiled at Aurora 26 Sweden, NATO’s newest member, is no longer merely observing but actively shaping the future of warfare. This dramatic strategic pivot is on full display during Exercise Aurora 26, one of Northern Europe’s largest military drills, involving over 18,000 troops from 13 allied nations.…
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“The World Order Will Be Rebuilt from Europe” – Mark Carney Stuns EPC Summit
Carney Stuns EPC Summit: Is Canada Europe’s New Strategic Cornerstone? YEREVAN, 2026 – A seismic shift in global geopolitics reverberated from the European Political Community (EPC) summit in Yerevan this year, following an electrifying address by former Bank of England Governor and Canadian luminary, Mark Carney. His speech, titled “The World Order Will Be Rebuilt…
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