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Rome is more than doubling annual subsidies for firms that use electricity

The defence sector is set to account for almost as much as the civil sector at this year's airshow

The penalty issued under the bloc's Digital Services Act is the highest so far

Elke Van den Brandt is not done trying to fix one of Europe’s most gridlocked and polluted capitals

Lawmakers tabled around 3,000 amendments to the EU's new biotech rules

Lack of buyers and environmental scrutiny cloud the ambitions of the EU scheme to reward farmers who reduce emissions

Some of the challenges will be to ensure smaller players have access to NATO too

The Commission is reaching for different regulatory tools to open up AI assistance

Danish postal workers warn Brussels against putting profit before public service

Only by supporting countries through development, diplomatic solutions, and military protection, will we make ourselves safe and secure

Emergency workers are dealing with the largest wildfire of the year as Europe gets hotter and drier

A preliminary deal aimed at ending the war has collapse

Ukraine is facing almost daily Russian attacks alongside rare domestic political instability triggered by a sudden wartime shakeup of its military leadership

Boosting transatlantic ties is a ‘moral imperative’ amid geopolitical turmoil, says minister for mineral-rich Canadian province

An anti-austerity protest saw a firebomb lobbed at the Marfin bank in central Athens

Jens Spahn had become a prominent voice on the CDU's right-wing flank, pushing for a harder line on immigration

The measure was originally put forward late last summer in response to Israel’s intensive military campaign in Gaza

The priority will be boosting the economy and improving living standards for voters

US forces reported striking Iran with attacks designed to "continue degrading Iranian military capabilities"

The envoy was called "an idiot" by a former Romanian president after his remarks on language and religion