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Hungary’s opposition wins landslide after Orbán’s eight-year rule
by Seraphina Pembridge • Oct 19, 2026
Orbán’s international standing within Europe’s hard-right bloc has often been exaggerated. Photo: Lajos Kristóf Kántor/Pexels Hungary’s April election...
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EU proposes strict social media limits for children
by Zenobia Carrington · October 15, 2026
President Ursula von der Leyen delivered the 2026 State of the European Union address in...
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EU forges new trade partnerships abroad
by Seraphina Pembridge · October 14, 2026
The EU-Australia trade deal did not trigger a farmers' revolt. The European Union is forging...
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EU Rapid Deployment Force Trains in Zaragoza
by Seraphina Pembridge · October 11, 2026
Eva Hilinski, an experienced journalist from The Brussels Times, has joined The Parliament team. Photo:...
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THEON pushes for deeper European defence integration through joint procurement
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THEON, a Greece-based developer of night vision systems, is listed on Euronext Amsterdam since February 2024. THEON, a Greece-based developer of night vision and thermal imaging systems for...
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EU proposes social media ban for minors
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Sage unveils data-driven musical AI transparency demo
Beatrix Holyrood October 5, 2026
The composition was performed by a live string quartet and mapped financial metrics to pitch, tempo and volume. How the composition was created The project was built with Loud Numbers,...
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Bristol Myers Squibb exec revamps procurement with AI and unified
Zenobia Carrington October 3, 2026
Sharmita Srivastava oversees operations spanning 48 markets and 12 manufacturing sites at Bristol Myers Squibb. Sharmita Srivastava leads the technology infrastructure for finance, procurement, and supply chain operations at Bristol...
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Banks Adopt AI, Accelerating Digital Transformation Post-Pandemic
Beatrix Holyrood October 2, 2026
Publicis Sapient operates in 72 countries, guiding organizations through technological shifts since the early 1990s. Dave Murphy, Head of Financial Services for EMEA & APAC at Publicis Sapient, shares insights...
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NatWest Boxed simplifies embedded finance for brands
Zenobia Carrington October 1, 2026
NatWest Boxed supports major UK brands like The AA and Sainsbury’s. Photo: Eliezer Muller/Pexels Embedded finance is becoming increasingly complex as brands want to offer financial products within their customer...
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Banks struggle to unlock AI’s full fraud-fighting potential
Seraphina Pembridge September 30, 2026
At NICE Actimize, Hetherington oversees enterprise-grade solutions for anti-money laundering, fraud detection, and compliance. Chad Hetherington, global head of product at NICE Actimize, has spent years observing how artificial intelligence...
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Revolut Business hits £4.5bn revenue with customer-focused banking innovations
Seraphina Pembridge September 29, 2026
Revolut Business accounted for 16% of the fintech’s total income in fiscal year 2025. Revolut Business recorded £4.5 billion in revenue for fiscal year 2025, making up 16% of the...
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THEON pushes for deeper European defence integration through joint procurement
by Beatrix Holyrood • Oct 20, 2026
THEON advocates for deeper European defence integration through joint procurement, leveraging local innovation in night vision and thermal...
Hungary’s opposition wins landslide after Orbán’s eight-year rule
by Seraphina Pembridge • Oct 19, 2026
Hungary’s opposition Tisza party wins landslide after Orbán’s eight-year rule, reshaping Europe’s far-right movement in unexpected ways.
EU budget talks stall as Spain digs in
by Beatrix Holyrood • Oct 17, 2026
EU budget negotiations stall as Spain resists €2 trillion spending plan, delaying the 2028–2034 Multiannual Financial Framework amid...
Dutch PM Jetten’s Leadership Tested Amid Crises and Stalemate
by Seraphina Pembridge • Oct 16, 2026
Dutch PM Jetten’s leadership is tested amid crises and political stalemate in the Netherlands.
EU proposes strict social media limits for children
by Zenobia Carrington • Oct 15, 2026
The EU proposes strict social media limits for children, aiming to protect minors from online risks while balancing...
EU forges new trade partnerships abroad
by Seraphina Pembridge • Oct 14, 2026
EU forges new trade partnerships with countries like India and Australia, managing tensions with the US and China,...
EU proposes social media ban for minors
by Zenobia Carrington • Oct 13, 2026
EU proposes social media ban for minors to protect online safety, following pressure from member states.
EU-China trade talks risk safeguard measures
by Beatrix Holyrood • Oct 12, 2026
EU-China trade talks face safeguard measures risks as €359.9B deficit threatens industrial decline in automotive, pharmaceuticals, and aviation...
EU Rapid Deployment Force Trains in Zaragoza
by Seraphina Pembridge • Oct 11, 2026
EU's rapid deployment force in action during its largest military exercise in Zaragoza, showcasing defense capabilities.
Dual Brexit bureaucracy strains Northern Ireland trade
by Seraphina Pembridge • Oct 10, 2026
Dual Brexit bureaucracy strains Northern Ireland trade, disrupting supply chains and daily life with passport rules for pets...