Some 70 government delegations and 15 international organisations met in Paris to help Lebanon, but a low-level US presence and its looming election dimmed prospects for a swift halt to fighting.

Zourabishvili said she has received promises that the EU and its leaders would deliver quickly, should Georgia get back on its EU path.

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The issue does not seem to be high on the EU's agenda, experts said.

Lawmakers said there were valid doubts about whether voters could make an informed, autonomous and responsible decision on such an issue.

The government’s decision has also raised concerns among Czech environmental NGOs.

This week's riots in the Greater Lisbon area were triggered by the death of Odair Moniz.

Relations between Sanchez's PSOE and JxCat have become more tense.

A scenario concerning observers is that both sides are sure of victory on Saturday and could be reluctant to accept defeat.

The network allegedly orchestrated the illegal award of public contracts worth €5 million.

The strategy has a budget of €255 million between 2024 and 2028.

Germany has more than doubled arms exports to Israel.

The government was clear it did not see the possibility of fully implementing the pact in Poland.

Charles Michel is coming to the end of his term at the head of the EU's Council, which represents the bloc's member states, and will be replaced by Portugal's Antonio Costa on 1 December.

Despite their different views, the two ministers advocated for the continuation of dedicated CAP funding.

Ruled with an iron fist by President Ilham Aliyev since 2003, Azerbaijan is accused of stifling dissent by persecuting political opponents, detaining activists and suffocating dependent media.

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As many as 33 women in Sweden had their uteruses unnecessarily removed after Uppsala University Hospital wrongly diagnosed them as being at risk of uterine cancer in 2023 and early 2024. An investigation has been launched.

Healthcare workers remain dissatisfied with Slovakia's current fiscal consolidation plan, despite the new Health Minister Šaško's €100 million concession. The unions refuse to move, taking a tougher stance in negotiations.

Central and Eastern European countries allocate 50% less to health financing compared to their Western European counterparts.