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In a significant move, French President Macron has addressed the topic of reparations for slavery, marking a pivotal moment in the country's examination of its historical injustices as he nears the end of his term.
In this op-ed for Le Monde, writer Daniel Gascón explains that the Spanish prime minister's positions on Donald Trump's policies and the situation in the Middle East have drawn fierce criticism from foreign leaders.
French prime minister Sébastien Lecornu unveils a support package to mitigate the energy crisis exacerbated by the war in Iran.
An environmental team is attempting to relocate a deceased whale from Anholt to the Danish mainland, but their efforts have been temporarily suspended.
As conflict continues in Ukraine, the impact on local bird populations is becoming increasingly evident, prompting efforts from both volunteers and military personnel to aid injured birds.
As discussions intensify, Emmanuel Macron is urged to initiate a formal process addressing France's historical involvement in slavery and its lasting impacts.
A new trade deal between the UK and Gulf Cooperation Council is poised to significantly enhance the British economy by eliminating tariffs on a substantial amount of exports.
In a surprising turn, Germany's head coach Julian Nagelsmann has unveiled the squad for the upcoming 2026 World Cup, featuring a notable return.
As Montenegro commemorates 20 years of independence, the country is hosting concerts and celebrations in Podgorica and other towns, while looking towards EU membership as a future goal.
Parliament approved the appointment of the former Elysée chief of staff to head the Banque de France on Wednesday, May 20.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has expressed skepticism regarding Ukraine's aspirations for EU membership by 2027, suggesting that territorial concessions may be necessary.
First responders to the Ebola outbreak in DR Congo express their frustration over a lack of essential resources, raising concerns about effective outbreak management.
Trump's focus on US corporate interests in Europe is causing divisions among American companies, while simultaneously providing European firms with opportunities in markets historically led by US giants.
UK Minister of State for Trade, Chris Bryant, highlights advancements in EU-US trade talks, particularly regarding steel, while addressing challenges in diplomatic relations with Russia.
European lawmakers have finalized a trade agreement with the United States, originally signed last July. This development coincides with Russian President Vladimir Putin's meeting with Xi Jinping in China.
Angela Merkel has been awarded the European Order of Merit, prompting renewed discussions about her impact during challenging political times.
As Vladimir Putin arrives in Beijing for a two-day visit, discussions with the Chinese leader are expected to center on trade, following recent U.S. diplomatic engagements.
As the US and Russia face ongoing wars, Russia expresses optimism for upcoming talks with China, aiming to enhance their partnership during these turbulent times.
Željana Zovko, a Member of the European Parliament, expresses concerns about the impact of stalled EU-US trade talks on jobs and industry, citing ideological conflicts and procedural complexities.
During a recent conversation, Xi Jinping informed Donald Trump that Vladimir Putin could face regrets over the invasion of Ukraine. Trump also proposed collaboration with Putin against the International Criminal Court.