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The move comes in response to the suspected sabotage of an undersea electricity cable by a Russian vessel.

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While French President Emmanuel Macron reiterated his opposition to the EU-Mercosur deal on Monday, Agriculture Minister Annie Genevard appeared less optimistic.

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With Switzerland joining, the Europeans are closing a large gap in the middle of Europe.

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"We are on track" said German Minister for Economy and Climate Action Robert Habeck, but WWF Germany pointed out that the majority of sectors had not reduced their carbon emissions.

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The ECDC says the risk is low that the new clade Ib variant spreads in Europe.

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This is the first time a court has confirmed the systematic nature of Greece's violations of migrants' rights.

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Le Pen was expelled from France's far-right party by his own daughter, Marine.

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Investors and analysts expect the European Central Bank to cut rates by 100 basis points (or one percentage point) by the autumn of 2025.

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Austria's President Alexander Van der Bellen has tasked the leader of the right-wing populist FPÖ, Herbert Kickl, with forming a government and starting coalition talks with the conservative ÖVP. The head of state said that he had not taken this step lightly and would ensure that the principles of the constitution are respected. Commentators discuss the ramifications.

Ten years after the Islamist terrorist attacks on the editorial offices of the French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and the Jewish supermarket Hyper Cacher, Paris is commemorating the 17 victims. The press discusses whether French society and the political class would react with the same solidarity today as they did in 2015 - and to what extent biting satire is still tolerated.

The US Congress has officially certified Donald Trump's victory in the November presidential election. The procedure went off smoothly in a joint session of both houses of Congress – in stark contrast to four years ago when Trump supporters stormed the Capitol. Trump will now take the oath of office on 20 January and, with a Republican majority in both chambers, push through his agenda.