EU fines Google €890 million under Big Tech rules
What's next: Google has 60 days to change Search and Google Play or risk periodic penalties of up to 5% of global revenue.
What's next: Google has 60 days to change Search and Google Play or risk periodic penalties of up to 5% of global revenue.
The initial funding will clear rubble and restore water, sanitation, health, energy, agriculture and food services.
What’s new: The deal adds EU safeguards, including a suspension option and a sunset clause at the end of 2029.
What's new: Traders cut year-end hike bets to 33 basis points from 37, while Germany's 2-year yield fell 6 basis points.
New: Brussels rejects a mediator role, while the direct-contact plan exposes divisions among EU leaders.
What's new: He tied the review to how quickly European allies assume more of the continent's defense burden.
Why it matters: The Pentagon tied future US forces and NATO funding to whether allies meet higher defense-spending goals.
Why it matters: The dispute highlights how the EU remains divided over whether to test direct contacts with Moscow as the Ukraine war drags on.
What's next: EU leaders meeting June 18 in Brussels are set to map out trade talks with Beijing and supply-chain moves in critical sectors.
Why it matters: The step reinforces the alliance’s deterrence posture as ministers call nuclear forces the top guarantee of allied security.
What's new: NATO says Europe and Canada will spend more than $90 billion extra on defense in 2025, up nearly 20% from 2024.
What's new: US commitments to NATO reportedly drop across jets, drones, tankers, ships and bombers as Europe and Canada add assets.
What's next: The reductions will track troop rotation cycles and can be reversed if security conditions worsen.
Why it matters: Brussels can fine Meta up to 10% of annual turnover if it defies the interim antitrust order.
What's next: EU leaders are set to discuss economic security on June 18-19 as the Commission reviews tougher trade defenses.