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Buried in the reddish soil of southern China lies latent power: one of the largest clusters of crucial rare earths is mined around the clock by a secretive and heavily guarded industry. The hills of Jiangxi province are home to most of China’s rare earth mines, with the materials used in a wide range of products […]

'If there is mutual political will, then this can only be assessed positively,' Peskov said

The election results could test Kosovo's commitment to its EU path

The last time Ukrainian and Russian envoys held official direct talks was in July in Istanbul

'We have in our hands the opportunity to send the world an important message in defence of multilateralism,' said Brazil's President

The US is about to finalise 17 deals with Big Pharma to reduce drug prices

'It comes down to choosing the lesser of two evils,' the local mayor said

The US President has left open the possibility of war with Venezuela

The European car industry has long been screaming blue murder about gradually tightening CO2 emissions limits

Tensions between the centre-right PP and far-right Vox appear to have triggered this sudden electoral wave

2026 will determine whether the EU-Kazakhstan partnership finally shifts from promises to delivery

As neurological conditions expose the limits of traditional clinical endpoints, Europe’s regulators are being pushed to rethink how patient outcomes and brain health are defined

Europe leads on AI ethics principles, but struggles to turn them into real design choices, says AIOLA lead

2025 could have been the year the six-year Commission president made her long-held ambition to make the EU a geopolitical powerhouse a reality

As Europe’s leaders bicker and evade reality, they might reflect on the final words of the final song on the Beatles’ final album

The initial objective was to protect both human health and the environment from the effects of plastic pollution

Canada is the first non-European country to secure greater access for its manufacturers to deals funded by the instrument

Spoiler: they were promised money and protection. And most cars will need a battery anyway

German officials on Friday stressed the importance of securing a loan to keep the war-torn country solvent

The latest planned extension to the voluntary scanning framework targeting child sexual abuse material (CSAM) would apply until April 2028, if agreed