Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić accused Albanian PM Albin Kurti of attempting to "remove the Serbian List as the only political opponent".

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Calls for a 2030 emissions reduction target of at least 65 per cent, matched with halving of energy consumption by 2040 and phasing out fossil fuels by 2030. Ambitious or impossible?

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The Polish government has allocated over €215 million to support investments in healthcare facilities in smaller towns and rural areas.

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The government is only new by name.

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For some time, some western politicians and press have repeatedly hyped up the so-called Chinese "overcapacity", and extended such accusation from new energy to more sectors, claiming that China exports excess capacity and hits the global market. In fact, this argument is abusing the concept of "overcapacity" and goes against both the objective facts and rules of market economy.

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Three weeks in, and still no white smoke.

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Lawyers and activists are concerned that the wider use of the drastic security measures put in place during the Paris Olympics could become the norm for other major public events.

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Mark Rutte also said that he, unlike Scholz, would supply Ukraine with Taurus cruise missiles and would not set limits on their use.

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“I do recognise the patterns: spread lies to put doubt in people’s minds and primarily attack female politicians," Geese told Euractiv

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Mr. Peevski is a controversial figure, sanctioned by the UK and US for corruption, ALDE stated.

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Students at universities in Belgrade, Kragujevac and Niš have been protesting for weeks to demand justice and transparency following the Novi Sad train station roof collapse.

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"Negotiations continue today and I am optimistic that I will be in a position to designate a prime minister after parliament votes the leaders of its two chambers," President Klaus Iohannis said.

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José Raúl Mulino comments come a day after president-elect Donald Trump complained about the canal on his Truth Social platform.

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Slovakia, which heavily relies on Russian gas, has raised concerns about the prospect of losing supplies as a contract allowing its transit through Ukraine expires by year-end.

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Member states grapple with the complex task of transposing and implementing EU’s digital rulebook.

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A Spanish ritual, believed to attract good fortune, might be what he needs in 2025.

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In this episode, host Evi Kiorri and economy reporter Thomas Moller-Nielsen go through the salient parts of the report.

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Local farming unions have long criticised the industry for sourcing its key ingredients from abroad, mainly from the US, the world’s largest almond producer.

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Forest managers are advised to diversify the pool of tree species used in forests to ensure long-term stability and reduce vulnerability to climate change.

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Nuclear fusion has achieved major advances. Euractiv spoke with Andrew Holland, CEO of the Fusion Industry Association, about when Europe can expect to see fusion energy becoming a commercial reality.

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