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Lenders forecast an even steeper drop in the final quarter, as EU housing ministers prepared for another meeting on a crisis Brussels can only watch.
This decision finalises an earlier ruling by the Regional Court in Frankfurt (Oder), eastern Germany, on the Polish border, against Wilko Möller.
Citing his appearances on Russian television, including RT, and alleged dissemination of pro-Kremlin narratives about the war in Ukraine.
Under the scheme, the State would unilaterally determine the method for calculating compensation owed to Engie, based on what it deems fair.
Twenty Vox-linked names joined Partido Popular lists for the upper house under a swap that also kept the PP off the ballot in three provinces.
The Brazilian Government dismissed the claim as baseless while EU institutions welcomed Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's fourth term.
According to the law any candidate to be a member of the top court should have at least 10 years' worth of practice in the legal profession.
The judge has given the defeated candidate 24 hours to surrender every travel document he holds, including the one issued to him by an EU member state.
Women’s rights group Terre des Femmes told Bild it was “more than unsuitable” and said it shifts responsibility onto victims to prevent attacks.
Investors unwound bets on a right-wing victory as Brussels welcomed the re-election of the president who delivered its South American trade agreement.
Hereditary Prince Alois has blocked a bill to decriminalise abortion during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy, reigniting debate over women’s reproductive rights…
He explicitly ruled out any attempt to rejoin during the current parliament, saying the UK remains “way, way away from that”.
The Superior Electoral Court said no extension of voting hours like the one ordered on October 25 had ever occurred in its history, though it insisted the count…
Brussels moved within hours to salute a victory the losing candidate says he will contest, with the EU's Mercosur deal still unratified in Europe.
Turnout reached the highest level in more than three decades, approaching 70 per cent by the close of polls.
Rival senator Giancarlo Garavaglia’s 24% share of the leadership vote highlights growing calls for a change of direction as the League struggles to regain voters…
The Supreme Court judge who ordered polling stations to stay open had been Lula's defence lawyer before the President appointed him to the bench.
Youssef Siher, an Italian citizen of Moroccan origin and pro-Palestinian activist, is suspected of running online channels allegedly used to coordinate demonstrations…
President Iliana Iotova has led the first round but fallen far short of outright victory, leaving her to face pro-Western challenger Andrey Gyurov on November 1.
In a counter-gesture, President Emmanuel Macron received secondary school organisations.
The messages were recovered during searches of Reynders’ properties and have now been incorporated into an ongoing Belgian criminal investigation into Reynders.
The stated aim is diversity, though public broadcasters would enter the favoured pool almost automatically while private outlets would have to apply to regulators.
Polish Deputy Prime Minister's intervention follows an already deteriorating diplomatic dispute between Warsaw and Kyiv over historical memory.
MEPs went well beyond the postponement sought by the European Commission, though they kept the original deadlines for fuel coming from countries under EU sanctions.
The incident, on the evening of October 22, has caused cross-party demands for the immediate dismissal of National Assembly Speaker Mihaela Dotsova.
The ban takes effect on January 1 and leaves age checks to the platforms, with only the governing party voting for it at every stage.
An internal paper sent to EU capitals says work must start now on Kyiv's shortfall for 2027, with leaders due back in Brussels on November 26-27.
The US president told a rally in Iowa that his 2020 defeat entitles him to another run, hours after refusing to anoint his vice president as his successor.
Demonstrations not called by trade unions are to be banned wherever possible, with five national museums shut before a new day of action.
The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre has withdrawn three consent adverts after ministers in Dublin distanced the Irish Government from a clip the justice minister called…
