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EU fails to back push to suspend Israel ties
Spain and Ireland lead calls to suspend EU-Israel pact, but Germany, Italy oppose, leaving bloc divided and blocking action despite pressure from some members to toughen policy toward Israel
Reuters
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04.21.26
Europe’s counterterrorism strategy: how laws and intelligence cooperation strengthen security
Analysis: Over two decades, EU states expanded anti-terror laws, intelligence sharing and financial surveillance to counter evolving threats, while still grappling with online radicalization, returning foreign fighters and civil liberties concerns
Rami Al Dabbas
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04.17.26
Hungary’s Magyar no liberal, but seen as a force for democratic change
Opinion: many Hungarians saw backing Magyar as a risk, unsure of his commitment to reforms, but he has energized a broad, active civic movement in the country
Yonatan Levi
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04.13.26
Terrorist death penalty could lead to EU sanctions or suspension of ties, officials warn
Even before the law was passed, the EU conveyed messages to Israel suggesting that advancing the measure could conflict with the EU-Israel Association Agreement, the legal framework governing relations between the sides
Itamar Eichner, Netael Bandel, Einav Halabi, Daniel Edelson, New York
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03.31.26
EU strips immunity from Polish lawmaker who called Auschwitz a ‘hoax’ amid widening probe
Far-right politician Grzegorz Braun faces possible prosecution over Holocaust denial and vandalism of Ukrainian, EU and LGBTQ flags, after repeated controversies including extinguishing Hanukkah candles in parliament
ynet
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03.27.26
When Iran tensions trigger Europe’s Israel reflex
Opinion: As Trump weighs striking Iran, Europe braces for fallout while Israeli-EU tensions deepen, shaped by history, antisemitism, moral politics and reflexive mistrust that turns criticism into confrontation at a moment of mounting regional risk
Sharon Pardo
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02.26.26
EU weighs backing new Gaza administration committee, document shows
European foreign ministers are set to discuss the situation in Gaza at a meeting in Brussels on February 23
Reuters
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02.18.26
The end of the double game: Why Europe is finally slamming the door on Erdogan’s Syrian ambitions
Analysis: In a 363–71 vote, the European Parliament condemns Turkey’s role in northern Syria, accusing Ankara of destabilizing the region and enabling ISIS jailbreaks, while pledging €620 million in aid to support local security and governance
Amine Ayoub
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02.16.26
Iran declares EU armies ‘terrorist groups’ after Revolutionary Guard blacklisting
Iranian lawmakers wear Revolutionary Guard uniforms in show of defiance, as parliament speaker accuses Europe of bowing to US pressure
Reuters
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02.01.26
EU designates Revolutionary Guard as terror group; Iran warns of 'major strategic mistake'
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said the decision places the powerful Guard in the same category as groups such as al-Qaida and the Islamic State; US sending additional warships to the region amid rising tensions
ynet, News Agencies
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01.29.26
EU appears poised to sanction Iran's Revolutionary Guard over protest crackdown
Move puts IRGC 'on same footing with al-Qaida, Hamas, Islamic State,' says EU foreign policy chief Kallas, adding pressure as Iran’s economy reels under sanctions
Associated Press
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01.29.26
France reverses course, backs EU terror designation for Iran’s Revolutionary Guard
European Union foreign ministers are meeting in Brussels on Thursday and were already expected to approve new sanctions in response to Iran’s crackdown on protests that has left thousands killed and thousands more arrested
Reuters
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01.28.26
How Rafah crossing will operate: Egypt runs it, EU checks travelers, Israel oversees remotely
The move comes as the search continues for remains of hostages Ran Gvili, after leaders agreed to open the crossing despite objections in the cabinet and without linking the decision to the recovery of the last missing captive
Einav Halabi
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01.26.26
EU ambassador warns of alarming rise in antisemitism during Holocaust Remembrance visit
During the tour, diplomats were introduced to exhibits documenting both the destruction of Jewish communities during the Holocaust and acts of resistance by Jews who chose to fight the Nazis under extreme conditions
Itamar Eichner
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01.26.26
Trump’s Greenland tariff threat draws fire across Europe, including far-right critics
US president’s threat to seize Greenland unites Europe’s political spectrum, from far-right to center; officials say 'won't be blackmailed' as protests erupt in Nuuk; Macron pushes for sanctions, while Italy’s Meloni seeks to mediate
ynet, news agencies
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01.18.26
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