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Commentary· No. 2596

After billions of doses, science confirms the safety of mRNA vaccines

Six years after the start of the COVID-19pandemic, an international team of researchers led by the University of British Columbia has just

Editorial· No. 2595

Ukraine confronts Seoul over the fate of North Korean prisoners from the Donbas

On July 1, 2026, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha met his South Korean counterpart Cho Hyun in Seoul, a trip that shows

Reportage· No. 2594

European chips squeezed in a vise between Chinese and American pressure

For years, Brussels sold the idea of a European technological sovereignty in semiconductors, carried by the Chips Act and billions of euros

Analysis· No. 2593

European defense must prove it can deliver, not just spend

Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, European defense budgets have literally exploded, but a doubt persists: is this money actually

Analysis· No. 2592

Sleep, exercise and diet, a study reveals deeply personal links to mood

How many times have you heard that all it takes to feel better day to day is sleeping well, exercising, and eating

Analysis· No. 2591

Did the EU really give China an October ultimatum

Several business outlets have recently referred to an ultimatum supposedly set by the European Union against China, with an October 2026 deadline

Open letter· No. 2590

To Europe, on the 510 billion dollars flowing to American AI

Dear Europe, I'm writing you this letter with a number in front of me that should keep you up at night: 510

Profile· No. 2589

In Odessa, Zelensky bets on Ukrainian-made interceptor drones

During a working visit to the Odessa region, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed a major industrial turning point: Ukraine's military-industrial complex has

Reportage· No. 2588

This fall, the UK widens its anti-RSV shield for the most vulnerable

Some health announcements make no noise at all, yet they quietly save lives long before the cold sets in. On July 1,