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EU defends carbon pricing and cleaner fuel standards against US claims of a global tax

Soucieuse de toujours mieux répondre aux besoins de ses clients, Air Algérie a récemment mis à jour sa politique de remboursement des billets. Cette révision […]

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Bei der Militärparade in Peking inszenierten Xi, Putin und Kim ihre Nähe. Doch China-Experte Christian Wirth sieht in dem Dreierbündnis vor allem Symbolpolitik.

To win over Paris, the Commission will table a legal proposal to trigger safeguards in case Mercosur farm imports harm the EU market

Algérie Poste franchit une nouvelle étape dans la modernisation de ses services en annonçant, ce mercredi, le lancement de sa première carte classique prépayée. Ce […]

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With only 66 of the Assembly’s 577 seats, the PS has little room to manoeuvre, yet the Élysée appears to be listening

Shell and rival UK energy giant BP have been walking back various climate objectives and focusing more on oil and gas to raise their profits

Two days after the SCO summit in Tianjin, China celebrated the 80th anniversary of the signing of Japan's surrender with a massive military parade on Wednesday. Eighty years after the end of the Second World War, the world is once again faced with the choice between war and peace, said China's President Xi Jinping. Russian leader Vladimir Putin and North Korea's Kim Jong-un were among those present. Europe's press takes stock.

While Trump is trying to reach a bilateral agreement with Putin, China is actively rallying allies from around the world. Categories such as East, West, the "Global South" and "democratic values" are becoming increasingly blurred. Europe's media ask: Should Europe join forces with others or strive to boost its own profile? And does it have what it takes to this?

Commissioned by Sweden's conservative government, history professor and author Lars Trädgårdh has put together and presented a proposal for a Swedish "cultural canon": a list of 100 major achievements in the areas of literature, theatre, cinema, music, religion, business and inventions. Sweden's press is divided over the significance and purpose of the list.