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Belgium's pharmaceutical sector is facing mounting domestic pressure from analysts concerned about the undermining of ...
Vilnius Mayor Valdas Benkunskas said the three main escape routes run west, “as the enemy has historically come from the east ...
A deadly overnight Russian missile and drone strike sparked fires, levelled buildings and left nine dead and over 70 injured ...
While the Commission has full autonomy in choosing legal bases for its proposals, the non-binding vote could spark a broader ...
Peter Kotlár has long promoted fringe theories about mRNA vaccines, claiming they "cause the human body to produce toxins." ...
Seoul’s defence ambitions are massive: to become the world’s fourth-largest arms exporter by 2027. The position is currently ...
Meloni and her allies keeping their distance from the anniversary marking the country’s liberation from fascism.
The announcement to bolster Bornholm's defences comes the same day the Estonian government announced plans to reinforce its ...
The ministry’s projection is more closely aligned with the joint forecast by Germany’s leading economic research institutes, who foresee GDP growing by just 0.1%.
A report by the Pesticides Action Network (PAN Europe) and other NGOs that uncovered high concentrations of a forever chemical in wines from across the EU - including organic - is sparking debate ...
The 32 members of NATO spent $1.303 trillion on their defence in total last year, exceeding forecasts, with 22 members meeting the 2% GDP target. Figures published by the Western military alliance on ...
If the lower house doesn’t clear the bill in time, it'll leave Prague without a tool to reduce its dependence on high-risk foreign tech – and out of step with EU law.
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