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Despite Keir Starmer's prolonged EU diplomacy blitz, a 'reset' of relations will take a long time to bear fruit.

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Innovative solutions are driving change in the early diagnosis and intervention of cerebral palsy. Integrating AI into diagnostics and advancing research into neuroplasticity is finally engaging policymakers.

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Nightlife zones have been introduced in Denmark. No products with an alcoholic strength by volume of more than 6% can be sold to 16-17-year-olds. Stricter nicotine regulations take effect this summer.

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Despite advances in neonatal care, cerebral palsy is often diagnosed too late, with the average age of diagnosis at around 18 months. New EU projects aim to change that.

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Nicolas de Rivière's nomination has been in the works for months, at a time when French-Russian relations are at an all-time low.

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Only with Washington’s blessing is Budapest willing to extend sanctions against Russia. 

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With its new government, Belgium joins a growing list of European countries led by nationalist forces such as Meloni's Italy and Orban's Hungary.

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While von Ursula von der Leyen has not hesitated to express support for “the Georgian people fighting for democracy", she has remained remarkably quiet about the uprising in Serbia.

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Estimates indicate that a well-established screening programme could prevent up to 100 deaths from abdominal aortic aneurysms each year.

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Swedish doctors' union fear proposed one-time medical interventions could crowd out priority operations.

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Some EU member states, including Poland, want to give Laura Codruța Kövesi powers to prosecute those who evade sanctions on Russia.

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EU issued a statement on the fourth anniversary of the military coup in Myanmar reiterating its strongest condemnation of the regime's violence and calling for an end to all atrocities.

Weekly schedule of President António Costa, 3–9 February 2025

A fight over the future of the world's biggest island is turning up the heat between Nuuk, Copenhagen, Brussels and Washington.

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But his golden age with Trump may already be over.

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Germany has pushed the issue onto the international agenda, while at home, biogas plants are being scaled back.

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The secretary of state responsible for a law that will see houses built on previously 'green' land was forced to resign following reports that he set up two real estate companies while working on the law.

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Fico made the comments directly to the Czech ambassador, which Czechia's prime minister described as "absurd".

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Committee and political groups’ meetings

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"If left alone, we could have wiped out the US' total auto industry,” a Japanese speaker said at Davos. “But at the time, we understood politics"

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