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On Monday, Russia's war in Ukraine reached day 1,418. Putin's 'special military operation' against its neighbour, which began on 24 February 2022, has now lasted longer than the ‘Great Patriotic War’ - this is how the German-Soviet War during WWII between June 1941 to May 1945 is referred to in Russia.

The appeal trial against Marine Le Pen for embezzlement of EU funds begins in France today. In the first instance, the judges ruled that the presidential candidate of the far-right Rassemblement National (RN) is barred from standing for election for five years - including the 2027 presidential election. Commentators discuss what is at stake.

Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains Europe’s leading cause of death. As the EU advances its Safe Hearts Plan to strengthen prevention, early detection, and care, it is essential that the needs of all at-risk populations are appropriately recognised and addressed. This includes people living with Type 1 Diabetes (T1D), affecting an estimated 2.2 million people in the EU, whose distinct and lifelong cardiovascular risk has historically received less policy attention.

The news marks a major shift in Russia's economic relationship with Europe

The Munich-based firm expects climate change to drive a surge in storm damages

La ville d’Oran, souvent surnommée « la porte de l’ouest » de l’Algérie, a récemment attiré les projecteurs internationaux en se hissant à la septième […]

L’article Cette ville algérienne désignée l’une des meilleures destinations au monde en 2026 par le New York Times est apparu en premier sur .

In today's edition: PFAS watch, Czech intrigue, luggage rules

Plus SAFE plans, Kallas in Berlin, & the Auditors want space

In today's edition: VDL attacks Grok, Cloudfare and Italy

L'ICE fait l'objet d'une enquête suite à la mort par balle de Renee Nicole Good, une habitante de Minneapolis.

In today's edition: AI and health, rare diseases, drug pricing

In today's edition: Mercosur, EU-US, CMO

Le Venezuela est bien un lieu de transit pour les cartels sud-américains et balkaniques de la cocaïne, mais son rôle est mineur par rapport à celui de pays voisins comme la Colombie, le Guatemala ou encore l'Équateur.

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