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Council is expected to adopt a common position on the Critical Medicines Act this week

Netanyahu and his wife, Sara, are accused of accepting more than $260,000 worth of luxury goods in exchange for political favours

Shein has been accused of unfair competition and destroying the French and European textile sector

National regulators, not Brussels, hold the keys to affordable, efficient electricity networks

Spain discovered its first cases of the disease in three decades

The meeting will take place as the Trump administration pushes for an end to the war

Thousands of anti-AfD protestors began descending on the town of Giessen from early morning

The unexpected re-appearance of the famed Florentine Diamond rekindles Austria’s reckoning with the Habsburgs 

Madrid’s immigration-fuelled growth has failed to address – and has even exacerbated – a chronic shortage of affordable housing and cost-of-living crisis

Drugmakers warn of a ‘Wild West’ of unauthorised medicines as pharmacists call it a false alarm