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The European Public Prosecutor's Office announced the opening of an investigation in Spain into possible fraud with European funds for the country's high-speed railway lines, following the railway accident in Toledo on 28 October, which left 69 people dead. Our correspondent, Esther Herrera, extended information on the progress of the investigations.
The democratic triumph in the half-term elections in the United States has led to a mixture of relief and caution in European capitals. While the new correlation of forces in Congress weakens the White House's margin of manoeuvre to impose an aggressive tariff agenda and slows the threat of an abrupt break in NATO, Brussels warns that Donald Trump still retains broad executive powers in foreign policy and trade, while opening a window for greater support for Ukraine.
The European Commission warns about the addictive design of the Chinese social network that it accused of "failing" European law on content on digital platforms
European companies such as Airbus, TotalEnergies and BMW are looking for private artificial intelligences to hide from the view of technology
