In an interview for the British podcast The Rest is Politics, Maia Sandu, President of the Republic of Moldova, said that she would vote in favour of unification with Romania if a referendum were held on the issue. She noted that for a small country like Moldova, it was becoming "increasingly difficult to survive as a democracy, as a sovereign country." Reactions in both countries are divided.
In France, Marine Le Pen's appeal trial against her conviction for misusing EU funds has begun. 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 - which would include the 2027 presidential election. Commentators discuss whether Jordan Bardella, the current leader of the RN party and only 30 years old, could replace her as its presidential candidate.
Le journaliste santé Hugh Pym a revu son régime alimentaire après qu'un test ait suggéré que son intestin paraissait cinq ans plus vieux que lui.
Des manifestants ont déclaré à BBC News Persian que les forces de sécurité avaient ouvert le feu sur des manifestants non armés au cours des deux dernières semaines de manifestations qui ont secoué le pays.
International concern has intensified over Tehran’s crackdown on unrest, which one rights group said has likely killed thousands of protesters
EU steps up pressure on Iran as protests trigger sanctions push
He also hinted Europeans should manufacture collaboratively, a message the Commission has likewise been keen to push
Roberta Metsola calls for "all available avenues" to be explored to maximise sanctions pressure on Iran
Greenland pauses independence push as leaders prepare for high-stakes US talks
Les djihadistes ont pris pour cible les camions-citernes entrant au Mali, aggravant ainsi la pénurie de carburant dans le pays.
Les djihadistes ont pris pour cible les camions-citernes entrant au Mali, aggravant ainsi la pénurie de carburant dans le pays.
“We have no doubt about the importance of showing that we are here to ensure the enforcement of the law,” said EU's Competition Chief, facing down US attacks on DMA
Possible new measures could include designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation
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
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