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A fragmented contest and foreign-interference concerns place coalition arithmetic at the centre of Saturday’s election Latvians will elect a new parliament on…

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A fragmented contest and foreign-interference concerns place coalition arithmetic at the centre of Saturday’s election Latvians will elect a new parliament on…
For the EU Screening Week 2026, during which the European Commission proposed a Council Recommendation on cardiovascular health checks,HaDEA spoke with Benedetta…
Brussels prepares the final year of Creative Europe with new funding for culture, AI, audiovisual production and independent media before the planned…
Fusion for Energy (F4E) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with AMAZEMET, a Polish SME specialised in advanced materials and metal additive…
New sanctions reach officials, schools, camps and organisations accused of forcibly assimilating Ukrainian children MEDIA-SOCIETY.COM // The European Union has imposed sanctions…
Researchers demand an independent impact assessment before lawmakers replace routine reviews with open-ended approvals More than 500 scientists and doctors are urging…
Governments and civil society will confront pressure on fundamental freedoms across the OSCE region Europe’s largest annual human-rights conference will open in…
POLITICO interviews expose competing doctrines on Ukraine, NATO, the EU and French sovereignty Separate interviews with Marine Le Pen, Jean-Luc Mélenchon a……
Ballot could bar Bern from adopting most sanctions against states at war Swiss voters are deciding whether to impose constitutional limits on…
Schools and cultural institutions mark the European Day of Languages with events focused on learning, inclusion and participation Europe is celebrating its…