Good morning! We are David Carretta, Christian Spillmann and Oliver Grimm, and we are presenting you the Morning Post Europe.
Today’s analysis looks at the consequences of Iceland’s “no” to resuming accession negotiations. David explains that some are looking for a silver lining: cooperation between the EU and Iceland could serve as a model for other countries such as the United Kingdom. But the idea of a civil partnership instead of full marriage carries its own risks.
In the briefing we cover the Defence Ministers’ meeting today in Dublin: with the Russian shadow fleet and submarine cables threatened by sabotage, discussion will centre on maritime security. Italy yesterday extended border controls with Spain in violation of Schengen, using the situation at Ceuta as a pretext. The Commission has decided to bring ChatGPT under the strict regulation of the DSA.
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