PARIS — France will provide €2.1 billion to state-controlled energy incumbent EDF to help the company tackle financial difficulties and
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Cold water swimming with Johnny Mercer MP
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Brussels to limit cars in the city center from August
Brussels is taking steps to limit through traffic in the city center from August 16, a move aimed at greening
It’s time for a new economic deal between the EU and Africa
Muhammadu Buhari is the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. When it comes to the relationship between the European
France and partners announce Mali troop withdrawal
PARIS — France alongside its European and international partners announced Thursday the end of its nine-year military counter-insurgency operation in
Live blog: Ukraine crisis and EU-Africa summit
EU leaders are gathering for a summit with African counterparts that is likely to be overshadowed by the Ukraine crisis.
Police to probe Prince Charles’ charity over Saudi cash-for-knighthood claim
LONDON — Claims a Saudi citizen was offered a knighthood in exchange for donations to a foundation set up by
EU top diplomat: We’re staying in Mali
The EU doesn’t intend to leave Mali, the bloc’s top diplomat Josep Borrell said Wednesday morning ahead of a meeting
Belgium violates charter over unpaid internships, human rights body says
Belgium’s failure to crack down on problematic internships violates a key human rights charter, the European Committee of Social Rights
Brussels, EU governments on collision course over Pegasus spyware
Brussels may be ramping up its rhetoric against intrusive spyware, but EU governments don’t seem to have gotten the memo.