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Without a new budget, the government cannot introduce savings measures or set spending priorities, such as the €6.7 billion defence increase pledged by Lecornu

The industry is planning investments of up to €8 billion in the coming years

"This decision was taken without prior consultation with the European Union," the European Commission said

A Syrian immigrant previously convicted of criminal offences in Germany was flown to Damascus and handed over to Syrian authorities on Tuesday morning

For the Ukrainian leader, the post-ceasefire support already promised by the US and European's last week isn’t good enough

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has been embroiled in a series of high-profile corruption probes linked to his inner circle and former allies

Mounting reporting pressures are uniting employers and unions behind urgent smarter, more coherent regulation, which includes freelancers

Belgium is accelerating the EU’s ability to develop and deploy vaccine measures at speed because of its dense vaccine ecosystem

Dutch pharma boss says Europe risks becoming a market that consumes but no longer innovates

The package aims to encourage recycling, combat fragmentation of the EU market and counter unfair competition from third countries

The programme is calling for the EU to assume a greater responsibility by ensuring defence readiness by 2030, in line with the Commission’s push

US-listed shares of the Danish company rose sharply in after-hours trading, while Lilly’s stock edged lower

The strikes came a day after a Russian general was killed in a car blast in Moscow and after both sides held separate talks in Miami with US officials on ending the war

The Italian competition authority said the Irish carrier used "an abusive strategy" that made it difficult for travel agencies to combine Ryanair flights with other services

Military service is mandatory for all Finnish men when they turn 18 and voluntary for women in the Nordic country of 5.6 million

Despite restrictions, the EU still buys Russian fish worth hundreds of millions of euros each year

Cyprus aims to move forward on environmental and food safety reforms during its EU presidency but does not commit to finalising them

AI has advanced in newsrooms faster than transparency and trust can keep up, says Reuters Institute

UK Health Secretary Wes Streeting called for a stronger EU-UK trading relationship

Did EU leaders do the right thing last week to keep Ukraine afloat?