But she has not handed the reins to her second-in-command Ribeira.

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Headline inflation increased to 2.9% in December, up from 2.4% in November and above the 2.6% rate predicted by economists.

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Interview with the Head of State for the “Ana tili” Newspaper.

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Far right Freedom Party leader Herbert Kickl will lead the formation of a new government.

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By Euractiv's new Editor-in-Chief.

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As the new European  Commission has started its work, strong municipal utility companies are essential for achieving climate neutrality while maintaining security of supply and affordability, as a resilient backbone for the EU’s competitiveness. The right EU framework is crucial for this transformation.

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Wang Yi's visit comes as the world's No.2 economy ramps up its financial support for the debt-laden continent and looks to strike more critical minerals deals and find markets to absorb its exports.

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The Monday Tech Brief bringing you a look-ahead at what's to come this week, along with updates on consultations about Apple under the DMA, and digital identification.

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A renewed push is underway to reach a ceasefire in the 15-month war between Israel and Hamas and return Israeli hostages who were taken to Gaza.

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Most hailed him a “modernist” and “reformist” who brought the country inline with EU standards.

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In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Spain's PSOE already eyeing the 2027 regional elections, Tusk saying the EU is "lucky" to have the Polish presidency for the next six months, and so much more. 

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"No agreement was reached", GERB said.

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Russia's defence ministry said its forces were beating back the Ukrainian forces but some reports from Russian military bloggers suggested the Russian side had come under heavy pressure.

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Antonescu is known as one of the co-architects of the 2012 political coup.

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“No, the euro is no salvation, and it will not bring our wages closer to those in Germany”.

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Andalusia expected to be one of the key regional battles in a few weeks.

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Sarkozy faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison and a fine of €1 million.

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Farage has distanced himself from comments made by Musk in support of British anti-immigration and anti-Muslim activist known by the pseudonym Tommy Robinson, who is serving a prison sentence.

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Moldovan Prime Minister Dorin Recean called the halt of deliveries “Kremlin gas blackmail”.

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The Freedom Party is in the driver's seat to lead the next government after the centre right agreed to coalition talks.

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