One in Four EU Citizens Reports Falling Victim to Online Fraud
Online shopping scams remain the most common form of internet fraud
EU Leaders Leave Energy Measures to Commission
EU leaders agreed that soaring energy costs require an urgent, coordinated response, but stopped short of approving new support measures.
Christodoulides Floats Shorter EU Budget Cycle, Faces Brussels Scepticism
The Cypriot president suggested a three- or four-year EU budget amid uncertainty over future priorities.
EU Leaders Reach Energy Deal as Cyprus Pushes for ETS2 Suspension
Cyprus joined six member states seeking greater flexibility on energy costs and ETS2.
Kallas Pushes for Proof of Russian Ceasefire Compliance
The EU's foreign policy chief says Moscow must show it will honour the energy ceasefire as Brussels prepares 1,600 new sanctions listings linked to Russia's war effort.