EU ambassadors' meetings are becoming more frequent and increasingly central to shaping bloc negotiations, reflecting Brussels' adjustment to a shifting geopolitical landscape. The European Commission said there is no immediate supply risk from potential Russian oil disruptions through Ukraine, while former tech commissioner Thierry Breton faced U.S. sanctions over his role in drafting the Digital Services Act, with European lawmakers rallying behind him as a digital sovereignty issue.
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EU ambassadors' meetings are becoming more frequent and increasingly central to shaping bloc negotiations, reflecting Brussels' adjustment to a shifting geopolitical landscape. The European Commission said there is no immediate supply risk from potential Russian oil disruptions through Ukraine, while former tech commissioner Thierry Breton faced U.S. sanctions over his role in drafting the Digital Services Act, with European lawmakers rallying behind him as a digital sovereignty issue.