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Gian Lorenzo Cornado verteidigt die Interessen der italienischen Opfer der Brandkatastrophe ungewöhnlich scharf, etwa im Streit um Spitalrechnungen. Zugleich lobt er die Walliser Staatsanwaltschaft – und bestätigt seinen baldigen Abgang als Botschafter.

The rare disease is usually spread from infected rodents, typically through urine, droppings and saliva

Insights from Rosie Levine.

Many of the people who send fraudulent messages or manage fake investment accounts are victims of human trafficking and forced criminality.

Capitals are ready to cut AI Act rules for key industrial sector, sources tell Euractiv

The next India-Pakistan crisis will be shaped by compressed timelines, more domestic pressure, weaker external constraints, and the perception that escalation can be controlled.

Beijing will disregard international law when in its own interest, forcing other countries to make difficult decisions about their own compliance.

EU entrepreneurs need simple rules for their companies to prosper. The “EU Inc.” company format should help businesses as they start life and grow.

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Length of video : 15'

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Dauletmurat Tajimuratov was sentenced to 16 years in prison in 2023. Last week 2.5 years were added to his sentence.

The DSR continues to thrive largely because recipient governments see it as an attractive alternative.

Behind steady population growth, shifting expectations and rising domestic tensions are transforming family life.

Length of video : 180'

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Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP

Friedrich Merz has headed Berlin's Black-Red ruling coalition for a year now. Promising rapid reforms, the Chancellor deliberately sought to set himself apart from the previous government, the so-called 'traffic-light' coalition, which appeared to be stuck in a rut. Europe's press debates to what extent he has fulfilled the high expectations in his first year and what tasks lie ahead.