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US-listed shares of the Danish company rose sharply in after-hours trading, while Lilly’s stock edged lower

The strikes came a day after a Russian general was killed in a car blast in Moscow and after both sides held separate talks in Miami with US officials on ending the war

The Italian competition authority said the Irish carrier used "an abusive strategy" that made it difficult for travel agencies to combine Ryanair flights with other services

Military service is mandatory for all Finnish men when they turn 18 and voluntary for women in the Nordic country of 5.6 million

Despite restrictions, the EU still buys Russian fish worth hundreds of millions of euros each year

Cyprus aims to move forward on environmental and food safety reforms during its EU presidency but does not commit to finalising them

AI has advanced in newsrooms faster than transparency and trust can keep up, says Reuters Institute

UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting called for a stronger EU-UK trading relationship

Did EU leaders do the right thing last week to keep Ukraine afloat?

"One natural gas pipeline supplies as much energy as these five projects combined,” said US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum

The EU is now the fifth-largest sovereign or supranational borrower in Europe, surpassing Belgium and 22 other member states, and trailing only Italy, France, Germany and Spain

Washington wants Denmark, Germany, France, Italy and Switzerland to match prices for newly-launched drugs

This is the first time in 20 years that Sweden has officially lost a bird species

Italy is the second biggest contributing country in the UN-backed peacekeeping force

A new WHO strategy aims to ensure innovations align with policy priorities and reach vulnerable groups, Belgium's 'unmet patient needs' expertise will be 'foundational'

The second half of 2025 has seen a wave of disruptions across European airspace, with drone appearances forcing airport closures in multiple countries including Denmark, Belgium, and Germany

Beyond energy, the meeting focuses on shared concerns over Ankara's regional role

In October, Prague submitted a support scheme for the project to build two new nuclear reactors at the country's southern Dukovany plant

Sarvarov fought in the Russian army's campaigns in the North Caucasus and commanded Russian forces in Syria

To limit the damage in the upcoming regional elections, Sánchez is increasingly turning to his own cabinet