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The shift comes as the government is focusing more on longer-term projects rather than new weapons sales

Public figures and European firms push users to leave US platforms they warn are damaging democracy

Ireland says it wants a dialogue with big tech companies, as many have their European headquarters in the country

The move comes as drone incursions into European airspace have intensified since September

This year, European farmers have faced the emergence of previously unknown animal diseases and the return of others once eradicated

The comments come after fresh talks between Washington and Kyiv on Sunday

Any attempt to block China’s unification with Taiwan was “doomed to fail”, Beijing warned

His visit caps a frantic few days of international diplomacy in Florida where Trump hosted Zelenskyy on Sunday for peace talks

Thermal storage is nothing new, and now it might be time to go back to the future

The US president said territorial issues remain the most difficult, with a proposed free-trade zone in the Donbas still unresolved

The US president said he believes Putin and Zelenskyy are determined to end hostilities, moments before heading into talks with the Ukrainian leader

The country faces unique challenges, including anti-corruption protests that recently swept a conservative-led government from office

Seen as the frontrunner, Prime Minister Albin Kurti hopes, after a rapid two-week campaign, to "win by a wide margin"

Home-ready robots are just starting to be commercialised, but many issues still stand in their way – from cost, utility and customer perception, to privacy and security worries

Three associations, officially supporting Palestinian civilians but allegedly serving as a front for funding Hamas, are implicated in the probe, according to authorities

"NABU and SAPO, following an undercover operation, exposed an organised criminal group that included members of parliament," the National Anti-Corruption Bureau said

The Ukrainian president will hold a call with EU leaders during a stopover in Canada en route to Florida

Consumers crave minced meat patties for their simple, guilty-pleasure appeal, but shrinking European cattle numbers are forcing prices up

He argued "Islamists-aligned or Islamist-adjacent people are currently holding office in European countries"

Two major arms deals accounted for most of this year’s export surge