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Following talks in Budapest, the EU and Hungary have agreed to work together to facilitate the release of €10 billion. Negotiations are ongoing as Hungary seeks to implement necessary reforms.
The coalition led by Chancellor Merz faces growing tensions as disputes over fuel prices escalate, highlighting divisions between key party leaders.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expresses concern over recent sanctions waivers that he claims provide significant financial support to the Russian military.
In Barcelona, Pedro Sánchez convenes left-wing leaders to advocate for democracy and counter the rising far-right, while criticizing global political tensions.
In response to the ongoing energy crisis, the European Commission is promoting remote working as a potential solution, alongside suggestions for heat pumps and public transport subsidies.
European chemical producers are calling for an investigation into the Chinese LB Group's planned acquisition of a UK competitor's plant, citing fears of evading anti-dumping regulations.
In a notable political contrast, former President Trump has expressed criticism of Spain, while US Democrats have participated in a progressive rally in Barcelona.
Thierry Breton expresses concerns over EU countries benefiting financially during the ongoing energy crisis, labeling the situation as 'totally unfair.'
In a significant gathering, Pope Leo XIV led a mass attended by over 120,000 people in Douala, Cameroon, emphasizing messages of peace in the face of violence and poverty.
The Italian prime minister is preparing for a visit to Azerbaijan aimed at bolstering political dialogue and enhancing energy cooperation, particularly regarding gas supplies.
The death of Lebanese journalist Ali Shoeib during an Israeli strike has sparked outrage following the Israeli army's use of a manipulated image to portray him in a Hezbollah uniform.
A closer look at Jeffrey Epstein's connections in France reveals more than just property ownership, hinting at a complex web of activities.
The Paris Book Festival has commenced, this year shining a spotlight on Iceland and featuring author Jón Kalman Stefánsson, who will be signing his latest work.
Whaling has a long history, with its organized practice traced back to the 11th century in the Basque Country, evolving into a significant global enterprise.
An innovative catheter is currently undergoing clinical studies, promising to heal unhealthy heart tissue with shorter energy pulses, potentially changing arrhythmia care.
Italy's mountainous regions face escalating risks from landslides and other hydrogeological disasters, raising alarms among local authorities about community safety.
As the International Energy Agency raises alarms about potential jet fuel shortages, EU officials attempt to reassure the public while recognizing a tight market.
An 85-year-old Frenchwoman detained by ICE has been repatriated to France following her husband's death.
Approximately 80,000 ethnic Hungarians reside in western Ukraine, navigating the complexities of Viktor Orban's anti-Ukrainian rhetoric and the ongoing regional conflict.
The successful return of Europe’s largest wild land mammal from near extinction highlights significant ecological benefits.