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Nordic countries long backed nuclear disarmament, but that may be changing

Slovak row with Ukraine over Russian oil could overshadow French nuclear summit

Should hostilities persist, Europe could slide into a full-blown 1970s-style trap: inflation becoming self-reinforcing and sticky, growth turning chronically weak and job creation stalling

Industry and trade body expect further tariffs, justified by ‘national security’ interests

A proposal to centralise planning of the EU's electricity network doesn't go down well in European capitals

Elon Musk's social media platform also carries more political content than TikTok or Instagram, the same study finds

Bulgaria's cancer screening programme, worth €10.4 million, was launched two years ago as part of efforts to tackle the nation's high cancer mortality rate, its halted despite rising cancer incidence

Poland's domestic generic industry has welcomed rules changes, but warns success hinges on implementation details; innovators say stable frameworks are needed

"I will do everything I can to put an end to this electoral frenzy," Antonio Jose Seguro told parliament

"They have no navy, no communications, they've got no air force," the US president told CBS News

Washington’s decision to allow India to temporarily purchase Russian oil is not expected to have a “substantial impact” on Moscow’s import revenues

The European Parliament’s civil liberties committee (LIBE) approved compromise amendments to the returns regulation tabled by EPP shadow rapporteur François-Xavier Bellamy

Despite higher energy prices and other challenges, leaving the war in Iran unfinished would only make Europe more exposed to the Iranian threat

The EU would sooner see Zelenskyy a saint than a winner

“Obviously, the economic impact will depend much on the duration and the regional wideness of the conflict,” EU Economy Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis said

The EU’s external action service, led by Kaja Kallas, must be stronger, Jean-Noël Barrot said

The escalating conflict with Iran has targeted one of the world's most important routes for global oil and gas shipments