A popular yellow-and-white funicular railway in Lisbon, the Gloria, has derailed and crashed, according to authorities. Reports indicate there are casualties.
Europe’s General Court upheld the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework, dismissing recent challenges—and bringing more legal certainty for businesses transferring data across the Atlantic under the 2023 adequacy decision.
At least 15 people were killed and 18 injured, five critically, after Lisbon’s iconic Gloria funicular derailed during evening rush hour. The cause of the crash is under investigation. #Glória
The European Commission has formally put the long-awaited Mercosur trade deal to member states and the Parliament for approval—a pact expected to eliminate duties on over 90 percent of exports, strengthen ties with South America.
Von der Leyen unveiled a new policy for biannual reviews of EU member states’ defence investments to bolster European security capabilities through 2030, reinforcing accountability and reducing reliance on U.S. protection.
A suspected GPS jamming incident disrupted the navigation of European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s plane over Bulgaria, with officials pointing the finger at Russia as the likely culprit. The aircraft landed safely using paper maps.
Russia-born disinformation campaigns are now targeting voters across the EU, according to Moldova’s warnings that such influence operations could sway upcoming elections within the bloc.
Ukraine has reversed a controversial law and restored the independence of its two anti‑corruption agencies after mass protests; EU leaders welcomed the reform as vital for democratic credibility.