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The Catalan separatist party says Madrid failed to deliver on key commitments, including the amnesty deal

Europe and its climate allies should learn to “stick to their guns” when dealing with Donald Trump

Sánchez at various points called the proceedings a "circus", "witch hunt", "mudbath", "inquisitorial" and "a coarse weaponisation" of the senate

The Danes will seek to propose a voluntary detection regime in the CSAM proposal, instead of controversial mandatory detection orders

The EU executive wants to discuss the report with the US, a Commission spokesperson told Euractiv

“Europe’s increasingly complex and burdensome regulatory environment is negatively impacting industrial competitiveness," says US company Celanese

Being part of Geert Wilders’ short-lived government cost the right-wing farmers’ party seats, but not survival

Many internet users and international news outlets have mistakenly assumed that the law sets a speed limit for pedestrians

Despite the collapse of pharma talks, Belgium's health minister has opted to move forward with the 2026 health budget

As the Commission considers new online consumer rules, the Dutch consumer watchdog is pushing for the EU to regulate the video games industry

But the risk of a further flare-up in trade tensions and signs of slowing wage growth, are sparking concerns the ECB may need to make more cuts later

The €1 billion EU-backed project is seen as key to connecting Iberia with France and Germany and shifting passengers from planes to trains

“We don't comment on trade negotiations between third countries, but... we welcome any development that removes barriers to global trade flows,” a Commission spokesperson said

Parliamentarians are threatening to block talks unless changes are made by 12 November

Initial members include Nextcloud, Ecosia, Proton, Probabl, Upsun, Abilian, IONOS, Evroc, and iconomy

Tallinn says it is working with Washington to reinforce, not reduce, US troop presence in the region

The court will move its internal work environment to Open Desk, a German-developed open source software

The uptick was driven by strong growth in Spain and an unexpectedly rapid expansion in France

It was not immediately clear if he was referring to testing nuclear warheads or testing weapons systems capable of carrying atomic warheads

“If they are not happy with what was decided and they don’t agree to continue this setup, they are free to decide to move out of FCAS,” said Airbus' CEO