Tuesday
25th Apr 2017
By EUOBSERVER
A Russian cyber-espionage group hacked into the emails of Danish defence ministry employees for two years, the country’s defence minister, Claus Hjort Frederiksen, said. The Russian hacker group ATP28, also known as “Fancy Bear”, accessed the emails of the department's employees in 2015 and 2016, the minister told daily Berlingske on Sunday. No classified information was breached.
Germany opposes increased EU oversight on how cars are approved, the Sueddeutsche Zeitung newspaper reports.
Russian intelligence is suspected of trying to hack the campaign of Emmanuel Macron, the pro-EU candidate in the French election.
Contrary to British PM May's expectations for a sweeping trade deal, the EU 27 want to ring-fence the financial services industry from a future trade accord unless the UK agrees to EU rules.
La leader du Front National a rencontré le président russe trois fois, et non pas une comme elle l'affirme. Mais l'argent que son parti a obtenu, et sous quelles conditions, restent un mystère.
European Commission chief diverted from EU practice by congratulating French presidential candidate Emmanuel Macron, even though he still needs to win the second round.
Selon une récente étude, un utilisateur français de réseaux sociaux sur quatre partage des fausses informations anti-UE, souvent portant la marque d'une influence russe.
