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The plan would see Ukraine give part of its territory currently not held by Russian forces, downscale its military significantly, and prohibit any European peacekeeping troops in the country

Against a backdrop of exciting new developments in disease management, there is a need to improve access to innovation in Alzheimer's Disease. At this year’s Alzheimer Europe Conference, Lilly and other leading experts called for urgent action to improve pathways to early diagnosis and access to care.

The policy is part of the new food safety simplification package

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he expected to discuss the plan with Trump "in the coming days"

The figures follow last month’s peak, the highest in two and a half years.

The US 28-point plan calls for major concessions by Kyiv, including giving up a swathe of eastern territory to Russia and slashing its military

Greece’s Foreign Ministry issued a statement stressing that threats against sovereign states “are automatically rejected”

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Donohue says Ireland also backs EU plan to tax vapes and tighten tobacco rules

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The Industrial Accelerator Act aims to boost low-carbon industrial production, but new “green” labelling schemes risk disrupting Europe’s construction sector. Policymakers must ensure legal coherence with existing frameworks like the Construction Products Regulation to advance decarbonisation without destabilising vital markets.

Plus Poland in PURL, shadow fleet surveillance, and NATO 'eyes' Saab

In today’s edition: Cyprus’ Europe chief insists the bloc’s smallest member is ready to steer its toughest files as the presidency looms, the Council lines up a €960m loan to overhaul its ageing headquarters, and US pointedly skips EU’s donor conference for Palestine

Some historians warn that Sánchez’s framing blurs the facts

The first lockdown in Brussels took place on 21 November 2015. Given the vast reduction in numbers and size of terrorist attacks over the last decade, it is worth reflecting on the successes of the security services in France and Belgium

A Chinese shipping giant bought 67% of the Piraeus port authority in 2016, making it the majority operator

A meeting in Geneva should close with revised global rules for tobacco

In what could be seen as a symbolic warning, fire broke out in the venue as world leaders wrangled over the latest global agreement on climate action