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The Trump-shaped problems awaiting Andy Burnham, ranked
Burnham’s first 42 days were about Britain. Now he has to deal with the U.S. president.
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Germany is poised to enter one of its most dangerous moments yet
What happens in Saxony-Anhalt on Sept. 6 will affect all of Germany, Europe and the wider world.
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How Greeks conquered the Brussels coffee bubble
Italians take note … and take your time.
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Iceland’s parliament will ‘discuss’ withdrawing EU bid after failed referendum
Talks will not resume in the near future, Iceland's Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir insisted.
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6 issues that will shape Ursula von der Leyen’s legacy
With 3 years left in her term, the Commission boss must revive Europe’s industry, defend its rules, bolster security, support Ukraine, expan
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‘Just too many question marks — Why Iceland’s ‘no’ camp was so successful
Supporters of EU membership in Iceland had strong arguments, but among those opposed, everything revolved around a single issue.
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Russia preparing ‘massive strikes against Ukraine’s energy facilities’
The Russian announcement comes amid intensfying drone strikes against Ukraine.
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Icelanders say no to restarting talks to join the EU
Iceland has voted against restarting accession talks with the European Union in a referendum held this weekend. A tally of votes on Sunday m
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Russia plans new ground attack on Kyiv, Ukraine warns
Volodymyr Zelenskyy's office reveals new intelligence about Kremlin plans for an offensive against the capital.
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Trump-shaped ecstasy pills can be fatal, Dutch drug institute warns
The tablets are shaped like the U.S. commander-in-chief’s head, researchers say.
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Germany plans to blame Russia for Leipzig attack as tensions with Putin escalate
Chancellor Friedrich Merz is set to level new sanctions at Russian entities, in parallel with punishing new EU measures.
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Russia kills 27 as drone hits ammo warehouse near homes in Ukraine
Ukrainian police have started an investigation into why ammunition was stored near residential properties.
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Ein Spaziergang mit Manuela Schwesig
Strand, Sonne und ein erbitterter Kampf um das politische Überleben. In Rostock-Warnemünde begleitet Gordon Repinski Manuela Schwesig auf ei
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Ousted Ukrainian defense chief Fedorov takes advisory role with Italy
His new role comes weeks after a dramatic break with President Zelenskyy.
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Climate and AI to loom large in von der Leyen’s State of the Union
Drafting is advancing on a speech that will set the course for the next phase of Ursula von der Leyen’s Commission.
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What it’s like to live through Kyiv’s constant air raids
While armies are stuck on the front line, we civilians are a target. We are also the force that will determine the outcome of the war.
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Indian PM Modi expected to attend December European Council
Participation would enable signing of EU-India trade deal, which opens up market of 2 billion people.
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France opens door to fighter jet cooperation with Sweden
PARIS — France is open to cooperating with Sweden on building a next-generation fighter jet, an Elysée official told reporters on Friday. “W
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Belgium makes helmets compulsory on faster e-scooters
The mandate targets models capable of going between 20 and 25 km/h, citing head-injury risks.
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The US got Meta to change Instagram and Facebook. Europe wants in.
The European Commission may be looking for bigger changes than Meta agreed to with 47 U.S. states.
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Former Iceland prime minister to pro-EU voters: Your referendum doesn’t matter
Sigmundur Davíð Gunnlaugsson argues Trump’s threats toward Greenland are no reason to revive Reykjavík's bid to join the bloc — even if citi
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Brussels prosecutor fumes at lack of resources to tackle drug violence
Citizens risk getting caught in the crossfire of escalating drug violence in the Belgian capital, Julien Moinil warns.
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Belgium summons US ambassador again over jibe at health minister
This is not the first time the US ambassador has made controversial personal attacks against Belgian politicians.
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US probes NATO allies over military support as it mulls further troop cuts
The U.S. will examine European defense spending and military access as part of its review of American forces in Europe, said deputy Pentagon
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