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As Trump inexplicably dismantles arguably America’s strongest soft power tool in the form of foreign aid, Europe has both an opportunity – and, frankly, an obligation – to step up.

A long term contract would cap prices at around €100 per megawatt-hour, the Élysées indicated after France’s Nuclear Policy Council met.

A highly concentrated market brings challenges for farmers, the

Germany’s GDP will expand by just 0.2% this year, the Munich-based Ifo Institute predicted today, below the 0.4% growth forecast in January.

“I am concerned that the lesson we learned in 2022 can be forgotten,” said Germany’s outgoing vice-chancellor.

Deforestation is affecting our ecosystem globally. The European Union has legislation in place such as its “Deforestation Regulation” or goals to reduce emissions by 2030 to counter the growing consequences deforestation.

The conversation with Germany’s likely next chancellor comes before this week’s EU leaders’ summit, Euractiv has learned.

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With of an international aid conference looming in Brussels, Turkey urged the EU to drop its sanctions on the war-torn country.

After Trump moved to pull the plug on Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, the Czech foreign minister hopes the EU can keep the broadcaster ‘at least partially’ on air.