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Denmark takes over the rotating presidency of the Council of the European Union, facing challenges in security, trade, war, budget negotiations, and enlargement.

Dozens of Europe's biggest companies urged the EU to hit the pause button on its landmark AI rules on Thursday, warning that going too fast could harm the bloc's ability to lead in the global AI race.

Major European firms are spearheading a corporate push that’s weakening the European Union’s efforts to stand up to Trump’s tariff threats.