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BRUSSELS
Belgium suffered a major cyberattack on Tuesday, Belgian media reported, affecting many of its key institutions.
Belnet’s internet network, which connects public institutions, higher education and university establishments, research centers and public administrations, has been the target of a large-scale denial-of-service (DDoS) attack since 12pm on Tuesday, spokeswoman Davina Luyten said. It’s origin is still unknown. Read more.
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EU PRESIDENCY
EU-India summit postponed until leaders can attend in person. The EU-India bilateral summit which had been planned to take place during Portugal’s presidency of the Council of the EU has been postponed until the leaders involved can attend in person, Portugal’s minister of foreign affairs confirmed on Tuesday. Read more.
La Belgique, ciblée par une cyberattaque de grande ampleur
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A Slovak ministry has proposed a reallocation of €1 billion from the European structural and investments funds on Wednesday.
As EURACTIV Slovakia reported, Bratislava was supposed to only have an allocation of €20 million, due to the EU’s money allocation model, in place for 20 years, which prioritises poorer regions, allocating them a larger portion of the money.
According to EU rules, Bratislava belongs to the category of “more developed regions” with a GDP per capita above 90% of the member states’ average.
The ministry of investments and regional development is arguing that almost 30% of Slovak GDP is created in Bratislava, while other regions are also benefiting from it greatly.