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Left-wing Berlin mayor candidate’s private Hamas remarks complicate coalition talks
Elif Eralp's office accidentally returned an interview transcript containing internal comments and annotations.
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EU governments helpless as energy prices soar to four-year highs
There's a 'difficult' winter coming, and ministers have few solutions.
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Carney frames C$1.6B AI investment as national security imperative
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Meet the front-runners to replace Lagarde
Pablo Hernández de Cos and Klaas Knot bring long records in monetary policy — and sharply different memories of the Draghi years.
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Britain’s spy agency doesn’t know where thousands of its memory sticks are
Intelligence agency GCHQ acknowledges its plan for keeping track of USB sticks and other devices with potentially sensitive data on were 'no
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Von der Leyen touts ‘associate member’ status for Canada over objections of EU capitals
Commission president’s speech contrasted with a statement by Germany's Friedrich Merz, who referred instead to an “alliance for the future”
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Canada to join EU network of supercomputers
The compute power team-up is a first step for middle-power cooperation on AI.
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Former Spanish employment minister died in train crash
Fátima Báñez, who oversaw Spain’s controversial 2012 labor reform, was among at least 69 people killed in Wednesday’s collision near Toledo.
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Lagarde’s bandages due to a ‘little skin cancer,’ not ‘kick-boxing in Thailand’
In a video to staff, seen by POLITICO, the outgoing ECB president says her coverings are due to "a little skin cancer that had to go."
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Russian strike on busy train platform kills at least 14 in Dnipro
Moscow also struck residential districts in the Ukrainian cities of Kremenchuk and Chernihiv, killing multiple civilians including children.
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EU will nationale Social-Media-Verbote stoppen
Brüssel strebt ein einheitliches Gesetz an, um den Zugang junger Menschen zu sozialen Medien einzuschränken, doch die einzelnen EU-Länder ve
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Denmark wants to ban ‘turbo chickens’
"They simply grow too fast for their bodies to keep up," said the animal welfare minister.
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EU tells capitals to halt their national social media bans for a year
Austria, the first country told to halt its national legislation, has lashed out at the order from Brussels meant to allow for the unified E
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Belgium’s deputy PM wants to use ‘trade bazooka’ on US over pharma threats
Frank Vandenbroucke foresees an extreme increase in European drug prices — or even the withdrawal of drugs from the market.
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Christine Lagarde quittera ses fonctions de présidente de la BCE en février
Cette décision permet au président français Emmanuel Macron d'avoir son mot à dire dans le choix de son successeur avant les élections de l'
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Christine Lagarde to step down as ECB president in February
The moves gives French leader Emmanuel Macron a say in choosing her successor before the election next year.
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Quebec premier boycotts Mark Carney’s EU summit
In a letter to European leaders, Paul St-Pierre Plamondon warns that agreements running counter to Quebec’s interests “will simply not be im
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Budget 2026: We answer your questions
So was that it? Sam Coates and Anne McElvoy have slept on it – and are feeling the budget may have landed with a whimper rather than a bang.
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UK social media ban likely to require photo ID checks
Advice comes after the U.K. government vowed to take a tougher approach than Australia to enforcing its own ban.
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The great EU-Canada lovefest
European leaders are descending on Montreal in a bid to forge closer ties with Canada. On today’s show, host Zoya Sheftalovich catches up wi
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Chaos um Bellevue: Merz entgleitet die Bundespräsidenten-Frage
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In the Middle East, the next front line is the narrative
In the post-war era, the struggle to control perception and relay truthful information matters just as much as navigating real-life events.
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Don’t turn a methane pause into a retreat
A three-year delay would undermine investor confidence, weaken preparation and leave Europe less competitive.
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EU and Canada eye now-or-never window to Trump-proof their ties
Brussels and Ottawa aim for ambitious upgrade in their relationship while the U.S. president is occupied by the midterms — and before Europe
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