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A proposed referendum law by front-runner ANO sparks backlash across the Czech political spectrum, with critics warning it could empower anti-EU forces despite Babiš’s denials

Despite government backing, most Poles now oppose Ukraine joining NATO – exposing a sharp political divide and adding pressure to Kyiv’s hopes

"The genocide in Gaza exposes Europe’s failure to act," Ribera said

Italy's bridge is just the most audacious example of imaginative arithmetic to deliver grand designs under the guise of defence

Fico’s outreach mirrors that of his ally Viktor Orbán, the EU leader most openly welcoming Chinese industrial investment

It remains unclear what the US contribution will be to protecting Ukraine from future attack

The Bulgarian PM said Thursday that there was a ‘constant, good-quality GPS signal’ throughout the flight

Improving market access and stability is a priority for the Bulgarian pharmaceutical sector

EU countries are already obliged to recognise the legal gender a person has recognised in another member state

The announcement comes as Italy seeks to build a pan-European group big enough to compete with streaming giants

The Chinese Mission to the EU held a symposium to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War.

The prime minister will now only virtually attend the Coalition of the Willing meeting

In today’s edition: the Coalition of the Willing meets in Paris to discuss security guarantees, French regulators fine Google and Shein record sums over cookie breaches, and experts warn US isolationism is draining Europe of expertise and funding

Le Pen's new message: dissolution or chaos

Europe is congratulating itself on avoiding a new tariff war. But avoiding conflict is not a strategy

Both commitments are central to July’s EU-US framework agreement, which hits most EU exports with a 15% levy

"We'll put more there if they want," Trump said in the Oval Office. "We're with Poland all the way and we'll help Poland protect itself"

The cuts were "due to excessive and uncompetitive airport fees", the Irish budget airline said

The idea was first floated before the summer break, but the effort failed to take off

After a quarter of a century in the pipeline, the “Jurassic” EU-Mercosur trade deal is lumbering back to life