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Swiss businesses worry that competitors in other wealthy economies will have an edge. The EU, which landlocks the country, and Japan, have negotiated a 15% tariff and the UK secured a 10% rate

"We now look forward to the US swiftly implementing the agreed tariff adjustments," the Commission said in a statement obtained by Euractiv

The contraceptives were purchased by the US foreign aid agency USAID under former president Joe Biden to be provided to women in some of the world's poorest countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa

Several undersea Baltic cables were damaged last year, with many experts calling it part of a "hybrid war" carried out by Russia against the west

"We're not going to take the risk for everyone with a friendly pat on the back" Prevot said

Estonia's Defence Minister Hanno Pevkur said the US move is "especially symbolic, in a negative way"

"Europe has been lulled to sleep over the past decades. And now we're being rudely awakened... Postmodern Europe has become hypersensitive and morally conceited."

Former US vice president echoes Trump's call to sanction countries importing Russian energy

Antonio Decaro had long been suspected of harbouring domestic ambitions

Putin said Russia “never objected to” Ukraine’s EU bid – but warned that NATO “is a different matter”

Police has searched Hugues Tasiaux house over leaks connected to the Qatargate scandal earlier this year

Whilst some of the Schuman denizens returned fresh-faced, others spent the summer steering Europe through a series of fraught negotiations that challenged the bloc's authority and exposed divisions among members

Whether Israel is committing genocide in Gaza can only be settled by courts, according to the EU executive

The personalised medicines strategy could set an example for the rest of Europe, enabling a new generation of innovative treatments at scale

Rayner disclosed on Wednesday that she had underpaid on the so-called stamp duty on a flat in southern England

The country's right-wing coalition government is split on the question of recognising Palestinian statehood

The high performance computer, called Jupiter, will also provide AI training capacity to European companies

This week's summit in Tianjin showed that many of the world's largest economies still want to trade with Russia - and that Europe's plan to force the Gremlin in the Kremlin to the negotiating table is doomed

Kyiv says security guarantees, backed by Western troops, are crucial to any agreement, in order to ensure Russia does not re-launch its offensive in the future

In today’s edition: Donald Trump urges the EU to starve Russia of oil money as 26 nations back security guarantees, Ursula von der Leyen plans to restructure the Commission, and Israel calls Commissioner Teresa Ribera a 'mouthpiece for Hamas'