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Agreeing on security guarantees is seen as crucial in bringing the more than three-year-old war to an end but the subject is complex

Nuclear weapons remain central to the Kremlin’s playbook of intimidation and coercion. And in the grey zone between conventional war and full-scale nuclear conflict, Russia has options – NATO has far fewer

Security services are monitoring the movement, though a source familiar with the matter said there is no current indication of foreign influence

The Commission president called the deal solid although imperfect

Canada's Mark Carney, US envoy Keith Kellogg among those in Kyiv to mark Ukraine's independence amid ongoing war

Spanish authorities said this month’s heatwave was the country's most severe on record

Trump is pushing for peace talks, but Russia's chief diplomat is blaming others for holding up a summit

The biggest logistical hurdle for would-be hosts remains the ICC arrest warrant against Putin

The minister had demanded new measures against Israel over its iron-fisted tactics in the Gaza war against Hamas

Everything points to this political rentreée being particularly heated for Sánchez

Irish pharmaceutical exporters are cautious about the new EU-US trade framework, which offers at least temporary relief from escalating tariffs. Industry leaders want the Irish government to seek more competitive terms.

Israel has accused the report behind the classification of being "based on Hamas lies laundered through organisations with vested interests"

An Afghan family successfully sued in July to have their promised visas issued. Since then, there has been an uptick in cases of other affected individuals taking legal action

In 1980, the country voted to phase out nuclear power but today a political majority supports expanding it as part of efforts to reduce dependence on fossil fuels

If there is an inner voice that makes you want to work while on holiday, you might be a workaholic

As the EU prepares to discuss its 2040 emissions reduction target and Spain's anti-blackout decree is voted down by the country's Congress, wildfires in Europe show again why climate policy must go beyond party lines

Russia's foreign minister said foreign troops in Ukraine "would be absolutely unacceptable" in a meeting with his Indian counterpart

However, the battle may not be over as neither Brussels nor the member states seem willing to abandon these key industries

"It's not the end – it's the beginning," Šefčovič said

Any meeting with the Russian leader should be held in a "neutral" European country, he added, ruling out any summit in Moscow