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The EU's migration commissioner, Magnus Brunner, says Brussels should use trade deals and visa rules as leverage over Morocco to stop another mass crossing like the one a week earlier, when tens of thousands of migrants entered Ceuta, a Spanish territory on the coast of North Africa.
German officials found an explosive drone near a jet at Leipzig airport and are calling it a serious attack on Germany.
A Ukrainian drone strike hit an industrial area outside Moscow, killing five people and wounding six, according to the regional governor.
A Shanghai company called Aishengna, founded only in 2023 and backed by the state, has started full-scale production of DUV lithography machines, the equipment that uses light to print circuit patterns onto silicon and that every computer chip needs to be made.
Spanish authorities say nearly 50,000 migrants crossed by sea from Morocco into Ceuta, a small Spanish territory on Africa's coast, within a single day.
BMW reported a clear drop in profit, and several other German carmakers released similarly bad results in the same week, according to Tagesschau.
From Sunday, a European Union law called the AI Act requires companies to say clearly when a chatbot, image or video was made or altered by artificial intelligence.
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake struck Japan and triggered a tsunami alert, a warning that dangerous sea waves may follow.
The European Commission wants a new tax on companies with yearly sales above €100 million, with the money going straight to the EU instead of coming from national governments.
The European Commission says TikTok's handling of minors' accounts may breach the Digital Services Act — a preliminary charge that opens a right of reply and, potentially, fines of up to 6% of global turnover.
EU member states are restoring a temporary, voluntary measure that lets platforms keep scanning private messages for child sexual abuse material — a bloc-wide privacy trade-off renewed as a stopgap.
The ECB left rates unchanged but kept a September hike on the table — and the deciding factor is now the oil price, not the domestic economy.