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Louise Haigh riles up lobbyists with war on UK ‘consultation culture’
Businesses are warning that plans to scale back Whitehall consultations risk making engagement "exclusionary."
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Le coût des ex-Premiers ministres a baissé de 500 000 euros
Les avantages accordés aux anciens chefs du gouvernement ont augmenté en 2025, avant une première baisse attendue cette année, selon un docu
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Perquisitions au Parlement européen dans une enquête visant l’ancien groupe du RN
Ces perquisitions s’inscrivent dans le cadre d’une enquête sur des soupçons d’utilisation irrégulière des fonds du Parlement européen par l’
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Water sector to wait until 2027 for full details of Burnham’s overhaul
Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised greater ‘public control’ of the water industry — but officials are still figuring out how it will w
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Mobilisations en Italie, Espagne, Portugal, Belgique, Albanie, Allemagne : l’exemple français est-il en train de faire tache d’huile?
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Prosecutor searches far-right group offices in EU Parliament
Searches are part of an investigation into allegations of mismanagement of funds by the now-defunct ID group.
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Publishers want Brussels and London to stop Meta’s new AI terms
The European Commission says Meta must comply with EU law, while Britain’s competition watchdog has called the company in to explain.
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Die AfD-Leaks
Ein massiver Datenklau erschüttert die AfD: Über 400.000 interne E-Mails, darunter von Alice Weidel und Alexander Gauland, sind an die Öffen
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Witkoff to Putin: ‘You are a humanitarian … I salute that’
Donald Trump's envoy praises Russian leader in visit to St. Petersburg.
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Macron slams ‘stupid’ comments after Trump pins French riots on immigration
The French president rebuked unsubstantiated attempts to link looting and violence to immigration.
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Spanish left-wing leader accuses Trump of denying her travel visa to Puerto Rico
Ada Colau said U.S. officials rejected her application after questioning her participation in an aid flotilla to Gaza last year.
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Suspicious drones spotted flying over French military sites
An investigation was opened after drones were spotted above a naval base in Toulon.
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Liechtenstein prince vetoes abortion bill
The bill was backed by a quarter of registered voters in the Alpine principality, where performing abortions is illegal with limited excepti
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Nigeria confirms Ebola case, as Congo outbreak spreads
The patient had recently traveled from Uganda to Nigeria.
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Russia energy sanctions will stay despite US diesel deal, von der Leyen says
The Commission president warned that “Russia is not a trusted supplier of energy."
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The value assessment of cancer medicines must account for how trials have changed
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Burnham’s gas gamble: Why he’s approved Jackdaw
The government has approved the Jackdaw gas field. Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh says the decision will support the country’s energy se
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Brussels goes looking for billions to fund Ukraine
With Washington’s support for Kyiv increasingly uncertain, Brussels is looking to its allies to help keep Ukraine afloat. The price tag: €70
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AfD-Hack: Was hinter den geleakten Mails steckt
Ein Datenleck trifft die AfD: Hunderttausende interne E-Mails und sensible Dokumente sind plötzlich öffentlich abrufbar. Während die Partei
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EU to press Canada and UK for more Ukraine funding
As Brussels works on closer ties with both countries, it is also looking for partners to help meet Kyiv’s rising costs.
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Maybe it’s personal: Europeans worry Trump just likes Putin more than Zelenskyy
After 20 months of upheaval in transatlantic relations, EU officials fear the U.S. president dislikes Ukraine’s leader too much to push for
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Poland’s government votes to ease abortion laws in challenge to conservative president
President Karol Nawrocki is aligned with the party that triggered mass protests with its abortion clampdown five years ago, and could veto t
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Europe’s conservatives have 2 new targets in their campaign to weaken EU climate laws
The EPP is taking aim at a new carbon price on driving and heating, and rules on methane emissions.
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Ed Miliband’s clean energy company is being split apart
Billions of pounds from Great British Energy's original budget has been diverted to schemes not in its original remit.
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