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Nordic-style military training, Zelenskyy in Paris, and the UK's Great LEAP Forward on drones

In today’s edition: Denmark’s Social Democrats face losing Copenhagen as Mette Frederiksen’s migration line alienates urban voters, EU ministers kick off talks on the €865bn budget amid fractures over farm and regional cash, and Ursula von der Leyen fails to secure Bart De Wever’s support for the €140bn Ukraine loan

Companies “increasingly discuss relocating to jurisdictions with more supportive frameworks,” they warn EU top brass

The visit is part of the Ukrainian president's tour of his western allies that saw him seal an energy deal with Greece on Sunday and will include a visit to Spain on Tuesday

Citizens should ask of power five questions: What power have you got? Where did you get it? In whose interests do you exercise it? To whom are you accountable? How can we get rid of you? In the case of Albania's AI minister, the answers are unclear

Elsewhere in Europe, growth is even stronger

New data raise doubts that Meloni’s middle-class tax cut primarily helps the middle

With the UN having accepted that a central goal of the Paris Agreement is all but unachievable, this week in Belém will reveal whether there exists the political will to turn things around

“You don’t win Copenhagen by pushing immigration. There are no far-right votes to pick up here,” said Klaus Mygind, who chairs the Green Left's city councillors

Carbon markets, offshore wind, fossil fuels reduction: Europe vision for climate action keeps clashing with that of Donald Trump’s US

Letter of intent signed during visit to Athens as Kremlin ramps up attacks on energy infrastructure

Venture capital-backed chain with minimalist hipster aesthetic attacked for undercutting local businesses in trendy neighbourhoods

Travelling to Brussels from Cyprus via connecting flights is challenging and time-consuming, diplomats complain

Land degradation is the result of farmers’ choices shaped by government policy, not an inevitable outcome of agriculture

Multi-million-dollar embezzlement has added insult to injury as Russia continues to pound energy infrastructure

Natural Resources and Environment funding squeezed hardest as lawmakers juggle next year's spending

Three were killed and three injured as double decker slammed into bus stop during Friday evening rush hour

UK's public service broadcaster the latest target of US president's litigation against what he calls "fake news" media

EU leaders – and my fellow journalists – should probably ask themselves this question

Lilly’s €2.6 billion production facility in the Netherlands will create 500 manufacturing jobs despite being an 'A-Z' AI production system