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DEMOCRACY WORLD
Reform UK leader said parliamentary standards inquiries were being used as a political tool, and accused the media of harassing his family.
DEMOCRACY WORLD
Folarin Balogun's reprieve, granted after a call from Donald Trump, returned him to the US side, but Belgium knocked them out of a tournament long shadowed by FIFA's favours…
WORLD DEFENCE
Combined Russian and Ukrainian casualties have exceeded 2 million, with Russia bearing by far the heavier toll.
WORLD DEFENCE
A Fourth of July of heat and evening storms upended Washington's celebrations, delaying the President's speech for hours and pushing it back to near midnight.
FROM THE CAPITALS
Vox has entered the government of Spain's most populous region for the first time, handing Juanma Moreno a fourth-term majority.
WORLD DEFENCE
A year on from their pledge to ramp up defence spending, NATO leaders have struggled to turn the cash into the weapons the alliance needs.
WORLD DEFENCE
The Spanish Government has defended its sovereign right to decide which missions may be supported from its soil.
FROM THE CAPITALS
France's jails have never held more inmates, with 88,829 people now behind bars and thousands sleeping on the floor.
WORLD DEFENCE
The extra funding, spread over four years, would raise annual defence spending to nearly £80 billion (€94 billion) by 2029.
ENERGY AND CLIMATE WORLD
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for investors to enforce billions of euros in renewable energy arbitration awards against the Spanish State.
FROM THE CAPITALS BUREAUCRACY
To prepare, the country has doubled its permanent representation in Brussels to about 250 officials.
FROM THE CAPITALS DEMOCRACY
PP and Vox say a citizenship law for the descendants of emigrants is being used to engineer a friendlier electorate before the next general election.
EU BUBBLE FROM THE CAPITALS
The rotating presidency of the Council finds a small state arbitrating between the rulebook with which Brussels disciplines Big Tech and the capital on which its exchequer…
FROM THE CAPITALS WORLD
The King had flown to Mexico at Sheinbaum's invitation to attend Spain's World Cup match against Uruguay in Guadalajara.
FROM THE CAPITALS BUREAUCRACY
Spain, joined by Italy and France, challenges the EU's nationality quotas in civil service hiring, arguing they violate merit-based recruitment rules.
FROM THE CAPITALS DEFENCE
The US president singled out the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy and Spain, arguing they had let Washington down during the six-week conflict.
WORLD DEFENCE
US defence secretary said the greatest threat to national security was under-investment in the military rather than the growing national debt.
FROM THE CAPITALS CORRUPTION
Carlos Martínez, the PSOE leader in the Castilla y León region and Soria's mayor for 19 years until April, said he viewed the investigation with "total tranquillity".
FROM THE CAPITALS
The number of Spaniards entitled to vote from abroad has climbed to almost 2.7 million, driven by the new citizenship law.
FROM THE CAPITALS
The seven judges of the criminal chamber reached their decision unanimously, following a trial held across 14 sessions in April and May.
FROM THE CAPITALS
Spanish PM's wife has been barred from leaving the country after being made to surrender her passport.
NEWS
Legalising half a million people exported the problem across the bloc, critics told a closed-door summit.
EU BUBBLE
The European Council president acted without consulting most national capitals, exposing a deep rift over how to deal with Moscow.
EU BUBBLE
The departure of Viktor Orbán has removed the bloc's loudest sceptic, though Bulgaria's new premier may prove a quieter replacement as leaders open budget talks.
DEFENCE
Donald Trump and Masoud Pezeshkian have signed a memorandum to end the war and reopen the world's busiest oil chokepoint, although a Swiss signing ceremony and Israel's stance…
EU BUBBLE FINANCE
Ministers did agree the outline of several new instruments, including a single national and regional plan for each country.
EU BUBBLE FROM THE CAPITALS
A French-led push to reform the EU's foreign service has exposed a growing power struggle between them.
ELECTIONS EU BUBBLE
For the first time, the EU is negotiating membership with a country under invasion and a neighbour living in the war's shadow.
CORRUPTION
The move follows the discovery of a cache of jewels in a safe at Zapatero's Madrid office.
EU BUBBLE
The company behind ChatGPT said the new hub would open in the second half of 2026.