Privacy, by architecture.

Pollar runs on our own servers in the EU, no US cloud. Analytics are self-hosted and cookieless (Umami). We set no advertising cookies. We load no third-party trackers. Built to WCAG 2.1 AA, works for everyone. AI-supported, human-edited. The AI personalising your feed also runs in the EU.

Privacy & data sovereignty
Pollar
HomeAskLiveSearchMapMarketsNotificationsFor You
BriefThreadsMarkets
Jaimi van Essen

Jaimi van Essen

Dutch politician

View on Wikipedia
  • 3h ago

    Dutch cabinet unveils nitrogen plan: buffer zones, cow-per-hectare limit and €20bn fund

    The Dutch government has presented a far-reaching package to slash nitrogen emissions, featuring buffer zones around nature reserves, a cap of 2.6 cows per hectare, and a €20 billion support fund.

Today’s Brief

Hormuz, heat and 100,000 cuts

Iran jolts Hormuz truce as Venezuela digs out and Europe swelters under lethal heat

A fragile ceasefire in the Gulf ran into the hard fact of a projectile at sea, while Venezuela’s rescue crews searched rubble after twin earthquakes. Europe, meanwhile, kept discovering that June heat now behaves like August with a grudge.

Read the Brief

Live now

All live coverage
  • Israel bombs Hezbollah targets in Beirut

    IMO pauses vessel evacuations in the Strait of Hormuz after Trump accuses Iran of violating the ceasefire with a drone strike on a Singapore-flagged ship.

  • Plane crashes into Beijing CITIC Tower

    Ignites a fire at the top of Beijing's tallest building as emergency crews respond to the crash site, with smoke billowing from the upper floors.

  • John Bolton classified documents case

    Pleads guilty to illegally retaining classified national defense information, facing up to five years in federal prison.

In the spotlight

All threads

European Union · Updated 2h ago

Important

The ageing Union's economy

Volkswagen's announcement of 100,000 job cuts and four plant closures in Germany represents a radical industrial policy shift by a core EU state, altering the competitiveness debate.

HomeBriefThreadsAsk
Categories