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The exports will be allowed as long as the chips are only for civilian use and the measure takes immediate effect, the EU's trade chief said on Saturday

Israel conducted fresh attacks in southern Lebanon on Thursday, claiming to target the Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah

Russia is a “plausible suspect,” Belgian Defence Minister Theo Francken said on Saturday

As the US president pressures pharma to cut costs and invest at home, European firms warn of lost 'health sovereignty'

Czech lawmakers elected the country's first-ever far-right parliament speaker on Wednesday

Hungary committed to purchasing US liquified natural gas worth around $600 million, an official said

Many policymakers and economists are pushing for the EU’s modern welfare state to be demolished. Such calls are wildly premature – and potentially profoundly misguided

Spain’s free-road model is draining public funds and undermining its green transition, warns SEOPAN President Julián Núñez

Kazakhstan’s biosecurity initiative offers the EU a chance to help shape a global framework for strategic security

A new report says legislation is causing the disappearance of pharmacies, but pharmacist group disagrees

Hungary – the closest ally in the European Union of both Trump and the Kremlin – depends heavily on Russian oil and gas despite EU efforts to wean itself off

Unannounced visit underscores growing parliamentary outreach to Taipei as Beijing watches closely

“Over the next few weeks, we will have to decide where the journey can take us and what solutions are available,” Pistorius said

There's no shortage of plans to protect Europe's skies but the joint initiatives, increased spending, and grand designs for an "Air Shield" are cast into doubt as drone incursions have flummoxed airports and grounded flights

Beijing recently announced it will exempt some chips from its export ban

German defence minister Boris Pistorius suspects Russia is behind the recent drone disruptions in Belgium, which he called "a measure designed to create uncertainty and fear."

‘We share a common objective to ensure that the EUDR delivers protection of forests worldwide while remaining workable,’ reads the letter sent by conservative MEPs

The European Parliament is looking to fast-track the controversial agreement with one key change

Farmers, the Agriculture Minister, and most of the political spectrum opposed the President’s shift

The bloc already tightened controls on travel by Russian diplomats stationed in the 27 EU countries in new sanctions last month