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In today's edition: Contraception, Mercosur, and WHO

In today's edition: Mercosur, tariffs, pesticides

Zelenskyy suggested he would skip the ongoing World Economic Forum in Switzerland to deal with the aftermath of the strike

"Middle powers must act together, because if we're not at the table, we're on the menu," Carney said

The decision is not related to the dispute over the future of the autonomous Danish territory of Greenland, the fund said

In today's edition: Virkkunen's Grok warning, Cybersecurity revision, Vdl adopts 'EU Inc' rhetoric

In Wednesday's edition: Várhelyi’s fake adviser, Davos, Weber vs rebels, ‘bug off’ Trump

Norway’s long-cherished independence has suddenly left the proud Nordic nation vulnerable to coercion, tariffs, and even threats to its €1.8 trillion sovereign wealth fund

France intends to triple the number of primates in its future national primatology centre

Lawmakers warn the provision could be dropped during negotiations with EU governments

'Meloni and the far right have betrayed you,' a Green MEP told protesting farmers

Europeans should harbour no illusion: Britain will be at the forefront of those pushing Denmark to cut a deal with Trump at almost any cost rather than deepen the rift

Many women remain undiagnosed and untreated due to stigmas surrounding postpartum depression, with limited awareness and significant gaps in support across health systems

As heart disease continues to drive high mortality and overwhelm healthcare capacity, Dutch health groups are pressing officials to localise the EU’s Safe Hearts agenda

The latest incident is likely to raise more questions about Spanish rail safety after the collision of two high-speed trains in the southern region of Andalusia killed 42 people

Slovak leader says EU climate rules are undermining industrial competitiveness

US officials caution Europe against escalating trade dispute over Greenland

New internal rules come after several of the group's members voted last October in favour of a far-right motion to bring down the European Commission

Maybe it's time Europe's leaders stopped trying to figure out their Atlantic associate

Industry criticises the deal for falling short on public procurement