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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will face a no-confidence vote in the European Parliament next Thursday, ...
The Danish defence minister also said he sees “no imminent threat” to Denmark’s territorial integrity, despite Trump’s ...
The investment needed to reach the 90% target is beyond any New Deal or Marshall Plan, or the bank bailouts that followed the ...
Protesters are calling for legislative guarantees to enforce minimum wages in the health sector. Discontent is spreading and ...
New strategy will see a dedicated programme aiming to unify EU-level and member state efforts in research, infrastructure and ...
Denmark says Europeans should continue buying US military equipment ...
Greece is facing a sharp spike in migrant arrivals from Libya just as Ankara and Tripoli step up energy exploration near ...
Europe has found itself stuck in the middle between two diametrically opposed camps in global climate negotiations, the EU's ...
A weapons raid on a Kosovo Serb politician has triggered accusations of political targeting and renewed tensions ahead of ...
The deadly unrest was triggered by France's proposal to revise New Caledonia’s electoral roll, which pro-independence groups saw as a direct threat to their political influence.
Hendrik Wüst, state premier of Germany's chemical hub North Rhine-Westphalia, demanded “level-headed chemicals policy” on a visit to the EU capital on Wednesday.
Two major corruption cases that triggered public outrage emerged only after intervention by EU Chief Prosecutor Laura Kövesi. The latest scandal centres on OPEKEPE, the Greek agency responsible for ...
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