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Like in many European countries, the Netherlands faces a severe housing crisis — making where and how to build a major campaign issue.

Prime Minister Inga Ruginienė points the finger at Belarus over airspace incident.

The bloc also considers “targeting the provision of logistical support to shadow fleet vessels,” according to EEAS document seen by POLITICO.  

The low-cost carrier is slugging it out with Madrid over extra charges that are key to the discount carrier’s business model.

The ruling comes in a case in which a dog escaped from its pet-carrier at Buenos Aires airport and was never recovered.

The Entry/Exit System was designed to strengthen security, but it could lead to long wait times.

Postwar constitutional provisions meant to keep the German military out of domestic affairs leave the country more vulnerable to the Kremlin’s incursions.

UAV incursions have been happening for years, but they’ve suddenly become a major emergency.

Staffing-related delays were starting to show up at airports in Nashville and Chicago on Tuesday evening, with more expected.

The chancellor said drones are being used for espionage and to “unsettle the public.”

The Russian attack early Sunday killed at least four people in the Lyiv region near the Polish border, Ukrainian officials said.

The outspoken Ryanair boss has no faith in EU leaders to manage the threat, says Ursula von der Leyen should quit.

State-backed hacking groups have “steadily intensified” their attacks on the EU, new report shows.

From building a “drone wall” on the EU’s eastern flank to bypassing Hungary’s stonewalling of Ukraine, these are the bloc’s most pressing priorities.

Defense Secretary John Healey confirmed the move for the first time in an interview with POLITICO at Labour conference on Monday.

Paris and Stockholm say they have sent soldiers, radars and a helicopter.

Wednesday’s Copenhagen summit is a step toward turning the EU into a military power. But the bloc isn’t united and the risks are great.

Suspected Russian involvement in the drone flights that have dogged Denmark in the past week has authorities on high alert.

The scrambling of jets and airspace closures are becoming more frequent as multiple NATO countries report drone sightings and other incursions.

The Danish defense ministry confirmed drone activity was detected at Skrydstrup Air Base and the Jutland Dragoon Regiment.

Berlin is moving to tighten aviation law as drone incursions grow.

The European Commission still has to define the scheme’s technical and financial details.

There is one obvious antagonist “and that is Russia,” Mette Frederiksen says.

UNITED NATIONS — Europe alone is not responsible for helping Ukraine bring an end to its war with Russia, EU top diplomat Kaja Kallas warned Thursday. That …