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More than three years on, "sanctioned outlets are largely still active and accessible" across member states, according to the report released by the Institute for Strategic Dialogue

The US president added that he "can do anything I want" with Brussels' $600 billion worth of pledged investments

Belgium is one of around 10 countries supporting the move, but the threshold for triggering it is still out of reach

In a statement, Iberia confirmed that some passengers on a flight that landed early Tuesday reported "handwritten pro-Palestinian messages" on their meal packaging

Schmit said von der Leyen's trade deal with Trump was a “submission” and a “disaster”, and that his “biggest frustration” in Brussels was the absence of political debate on Israel and Gaza

Israeli media reported that the Israeli prime minister was expected to sit down in Jerusalem later on Tuesday with the chief of staff and the defence minister

Workers have been demanding higher wages and a collective agreement for months, but there is no consensus in sight

Lars Klingbeil, the German finance minister, said Europeans "must become stronger"

Slovakia has previously used EU cohesion funds, which are typically reserved for long-term development, to ease household energy bills

The meeting with the AfD's Alice Weidel casts doubts about how firmly the Christian Democrats are holding the line against the far right

Bulgarian authorities have launched a probe into the pharmaceutical market, which may lead to measures aimed at reducing personal healthcare spending.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Europe’s Gaza paralysis from within, the EU crumbling further on trade threats, a spy trial that could spill AfD secrets, global plastic treaty talks, and ‘fake’ rice threatening a Valencian tradition.

“The US has specific interests,” the chair of the European Parliament’s international trade committee, Bernd Lange, told Euractiv. “I hope that the Commission will [not] give up – but it's in the hands of Ursula.”

The espionage trial against former Krah aide Jian G starts Tuesday, featuring sensitive memos on internal AfD coups and the private life of the party's co-leader

Meloni expands tax-break zone to central Italy in what critics see as a pre-election push to shore up support ahead of tight regional votes.

Ostentatious humiliation may bring Europe some breathing space in the short term. But that will be worthles unless we effectively and jointly reduce dependency on the US.

Trump confirmed that Steve Witkoff will visit Russia, likely on "Wednesday or Thursday", where he is expected to meet President Vladimir Putin

If the EU demands a wholesale surrender of intellectual property for the benefit of gamers, firms might instead decide to abandon or restrict their sales in the EU.

The proposed suspension comes amid deep disagreements between Washington and Brussels over the precise details of last month’s trade deal

The United States struck key Iranian nuclear facilities on 22 June, briefly joining a war launched by Israel that had derailed talks on Tehran's atomic programme