Strasbourg
Coverage of Strasbourg in the Nexus archive.
- EU unveils cyber plan to reduce reliance on foreign AI systems
The European Union has unveiled a cyber plan aimed at reducing reliance on foreign AI systems. The plan, adopted in Strasbourg on July 7, includes three pillars: ensuring frontier AI is safe and accessible for European cybersecurity, preparing the EU's cyber ecosystem, and scaling European AI capabilities.
- RN continues to enrich far-right allies through EU Parliament funds
The Rassemblement National (RN) is using EU Parliament funds to support far-right allies. Jordan Bardella, RN's president, attended the European Parliament in Strasbourg on February 11, 2026.
- FIRST AID: Wastewater drama in Strasbourg
The article highlights a wastewater issue in Strasbourg and mentions TED, HTA, and the EU-US trade deal as key topics.
- European Parliament's approval of new GMOs marks turning point for agriculture sector
The European Parliament approved new GMOs, marking a significant shift in agriculture policy. Protests occurred against the deregulation of new genomic techniques (NGTs), with demonstrators gathering in Strasbourg on June 16, 2026.
- European Parliament greenlights new generation of GMOs
The European Parliament approved a new generation of GMOs. Protesters gathered in Strasbourg, France, holding a 'No GMOs - No pesticides' placard to oppose the decision.
- Tariffs: European Parliament approves Turnberry Agreement between EU and US
The European Parliament approved the Turnberry Agreement between the EU and US, aiming to eliminate tariffs. The vote occurred in Strasbourg on June 16.
- Russian deserter risks deportation from France after high-risk escape from moving train
Daniil Mukhametov, a Russian deserter, escaped from a moving train in Strasbourg, France, on June 12, 2026. He now risks deportation.
- Exiled for an anti-war drawing: A Russian family punished for dissent
A Russian father and daughter faced persecution for opposing Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine. The 12-year-old daughter drew an anti-war picture at school in March 2022, leading to FSB involvement, her father’s arrest for discrediting the Russian army, and their eventual exile to Strasbourg as refugees.