Norbert Röttgen, a leading CDU MP, called Tusk’s absence a “grave mistake.”

Turkish-German defence cooperation is bouncing back despite past tensions with Greece

Babiš stressed the importance of a strong mandate in the next elections.

Activists claimed the arrival of millions of visitors every year depletes limited natural resources like water and damages the environment.

The outcome is likely to create a big headache for Brussels and wider European interests in its near neighbourhood.

The 26 October election is widely viewed as a test of whether Georgia returns to Russia's orbit or maintains its pro-Western orientation.

From increased benefit-sharing and re-direction of harmful subsidies, there is much at stake in this COP.

The list, seen by Euractiv, would come with a €500 billion price tag under the EU budget.

The three countries came to agreement on Sunday in Naples, despite anticipated budget cuts in Britain.

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Local noise and congestion concerns are leading to caps and even reductions on airport capacity across Europe. Authorities seem content to let it happen.

The elephant in the room is that reducing ETS allowances further will push up CO2 prices, generating significant transition risks.

Peter Liese's resolution will be voted on by MEPs on Wednesday.

With both Moldova and Georgia heading to the polls, concerns are high in Brussels that either of them could slip into Russia’s orbit.

The court said the 12 migrants in the new Albanian facility of Gjader had to return to Italy because their countries of origin -- Egypt and Bangladesh -- could not be considered safe.

Diplomats and other sources say that with US elections approaching, Israel is seeking to use intensified military operations to try to shield its borders and ensure its rivals cannot regroup.

The unprecedented nationwide blackout is the latest blow in the nation of 10 million, already suffering from dramatic shortages of food, medicine and fuel.

“We need to tear down barriers and increase the number of countries that are demanding that international crises be tackled with multinational and multilateral bodies and fora,” the Italian defence minister said.

To reach the necessary consensus, Dutch Defence Minister Ruben Brekelmans said, allies would need to agree clear criteria that Ukraine would need to meet to get an invitation.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, French President Emmanuel Macron and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer met on the day outgoing US President Joe Biden made his farewell visit to Germany.