Education for All - A Fundamental Right

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Parliament calls for improved access to treatments for cancer patients across Europe

European Commission pushes for new counter-drone strategy

Poverty is a violation of human dignity, say MEPs

Violence against civilians in north-east Syria obstructs stability and inclusive political transition, warn MEPs

UN General Assembly President Annalena Baerbock urges EU to stand behind the United Nations

Eurobarometer: Europeans perceive growing threat to their security in current international situation

Trump’s push for Greenland turned off many Republicans, new AP-NORC poll finds

US may have lost its claim to global leadership, German Chancellor said in Munich

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Italy promised to deepen cooperation with African countries

Trump’s push for Greenland turned off many Republicans, new AP-NORC poll finds

Italy promised to deepen cooperation with African countries

EU could stop funding to Serbia for breaching the rule of law

Dutch court orders investigation into Chinese-owned chip-maker

Violence against civilians in north-east Syria obstructs stability and inclusive political transition, warn MEPs

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How the emerging Israel–UAE axis has brought Turkey closer to Egypt and Saudi Arabia?

Turkey doubles down on Somalia

The 2026 Sovereignty Act. Beyond the Greenland crisis: Why Europe must choose sovereignty or subservience

When tariffs become ultimatums — and Europe is forced to grow

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Eurobarometer: Europeans perceive growing threat to their security in current international situation

US may have lost its claim to global leadership, German Chancellor said in Munich

Hungary’s main opposition party leads polls

EU could stop funding to Serbia for breaching the rule of law

Parliament calls for improved access to treatments for cancer patients across Europe

Education for All – A Fundamental Right

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Eurobarometer: Europeans perceive growing threat to their security in current international situation

Trump’s push for Greenland turned off many Republicans, new AP-NORC poll finds

US may have lost its claim to global leadership, German Chancellor said in Munich

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