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UK launches mini solar scheme … into a thicket of red tape
The government wants voters to go green and cut their bills using plug-in solar panels. There are plenty of hurdles ahead.
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Merz unites EU budget-cutters as Costa gropes for deal
In Berlin, six governments will discuss pushing for a smaller EU budget, while António Costa continues consulting other governments — many o
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Andy Burnham to host Emmanuel Macron in London as part of diplomatic push
The "reset" of relations between London and Brussels is likely to be high on the agenda.
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France is not ready to face cheap drones yet, warns top general
The French defense industry is not producing low-cost weapons at scale yet, said Gen. Fabien Mandon.
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French intelligence chief warns of more ‘violent, hostile action’ after Leipzig drone attack
The head of the DGSI says Russia is intensifying its hybrid war on the continent.
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French presidential hopeful Attal sees life at Elysée Palace with romantic partner Séjourné
Spokespersons for both Séjourné and Attal declined to comment on a potential conflict of interest.
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La France et l’Allemagne se divisent sur le développement de l’industrie propre en Europe
Par sa proposition d'accélération industrielle, la Commission européenne cherche à redynamiser l'industrie tout en limitant les émissions de
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Hungary declares Russia a ‘threat’, breaking with Orbán policy
Budapest now says Moscow endangers Hungary, Europe and the global order.
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Metsola praises Meloni’s ‘common-sense solutions’ on EU simplification
The EU Parliament chief’s regular meetings with officials in Rome have fueled speculation that she is seeking to build support for a bid to
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Was die AfD mit „Remigration“ meint
Die Forderung nach millionenfacher „Remigration“ prägt die Politik der AfD. Migrationsforscher Gerald Knaus erklärt im Gespräch mit Pauline
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Canada’s Carney to attend EU’s State of the Union
"In these challenging times, strengthening our relationships across the world is vital," the European Commission told POLITICO.
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Musk receives Ukraine’s Order of Freedom from Zelenskyy
The honor comes as Kyiv tries to persuade the tech mogul to let its army use Starlink inside Russian territory.
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France and Germany collide over Europe’s industrial future
France and Germany are clashing over how far the EU should go to protect European industry — with Paris pushing stronger “Made in Europe” ru
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Kemi Badenoch’s Conservatives wish they could be as popular as she is
Tory strategists will put leader Kemi Badenoch front and center this fall as her personal popularity outstrips her party’s standing.
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Drohnen, Drohungen, Deutschland
Der vereitelte Drohnen-Anschlag am Flughafen offenbart gravierende Lücken in der deutschen Sicherheitsarchitektur. Rixa Fürsen analysiert, w
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Comment “le mur de fer” promis contre l’immigration clandestine à Mayotte s’est enlisé
Alors que le Premier ministre Sébastien Lecornu se rend sur l'archipel de l'océan Indien les 25 et 26 août, un appel d'offres publié par le
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Belgium awards scholarships to Palestinian students — but gives them no way to leave Gaza
Belgian evacuations from Gaza have ground to a halt amid disagreements in Prime Minister Bart de Wever’s coalition government.
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Andy Burnham has to shape the UK’s social media ban. Australia and France could show him how.
The U.K. can learn from Australia and France's attempts to kick kids off social media.
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Nigel Farage wants to scrap GDPR for the UK
Reform UK said GDPR has "strangled small businesses and tech firms."
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Trains between Britain and Europe on track to run every 15 minutes
It looks increasingly likely it won’t just be Virgin competing with Eurostar on the route to London.
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The trade war came too soon for Mark Carney’s middle powers alliance
The Canadian prime minister called for pro-trade democracies to resist great-power coercion together. Seven months later, he is largely figh
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Sánchez’s ministers clash over whether Madrid missed Ceuta migrant warnings
The contradictory accounts of what the government knew — and when it knew it — are devastating for a government under fire for its handling
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Mélenchon tosses a debt bomb into France’s presidential debate
The far-left leader wants the ECB to cancel Paris' debt. His rivals say it's madness.
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Polish prosecutors charge MEP with Holocaust denial over Auschwitz ‘fake’ claim
Rise of Grzegorz Braun and his far-right party is forcing Poland’s right to confront an uncomfortable coalition question.
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