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Organisers claimed attendance exceeded 80,000, with some estimates approaching 100,000.

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Some gave speeches denouncing the American president, and protesters waved banners like "Resist Tyrant", "Rule of Law" "Feminists for Freedom not fascism" and "Save Democracy".

Several thorny issues, including Trump's 17% tariffs on one of America's closest allies, are expected to be discussed.

"They are even afraid to say the word 'Russian' when talking about the missile that killed the children," Zelenskyy said.

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The US president is signing executive orders his country just can’t cash.

The list of invitees, which was drawn up by von der Leyen’s cabinet, excludes non-EU companies, with the exception of those based in Switzerland.

The French National Academy of Medicine has now come out officially to back the theory that COVID-19 was likely caused by a lab leak in Wuhan, China.

EU countries finally seem to be ready to complete the work on secure networks.

"We still definitely consider US exporters as a reliable partner" Eurogas’ chief Andreas Guth told Euractiv in an interview.

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The Polish presidency will seek to adopt the Council’s position on the file, paving the way for negotiations once the Parliament has adopted its amendments to the proposal.

This is a "different approach" to that of China or Russia, von der Leyen said.

The rise and integration of AI in our daily lives is not a futuristic fantasy, and of course, journalism is not exempt.

Euractiv hosted its flagship Agrifood and Fisheries Policy Conference on 25 March.

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In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Sweden’s Volvo increasing car production in the US after tariffs, Romanian soldiers on parental leave found working as mercenaries in Congo, and so much more.

The ministry of defence confirmed that 466 soldiers who had been transferred to reserves engaged in security-related activities in Congo.