Fico said he would not respect political blackmail.

Restoring the EU as a global leader requires embracing innovation, taking responsibility for our security and continuing to support free trade rooted in our values.

“The best is yet to come," Sánchez said.

Zelenskyy also clarified his position on future ceasefire talks.

The show of unity comes after a week of tensions and strikes.

"A vote against (the government) is not inevitable. All Barnier has to do is accept to negotiate," Le Pen said in an interview with La Tribune newspaper.

"I think it's quite clear that there is a very clear call for change."

“Not rainbow, not secular, our Poland [must be] Catholic”, protestors said.

Revelations that the FDP leadership plotted the collapse of Germany’s government triggered resignations and reshuffles.

Earlier this month, two cables were cut, which Germany and Sweden attributed to “sabotage”.

The two centre-right parties are expected to hammer-out a coalition deal and seek a third partner.

To foster dialogue, new Commissioner will announce European Board Agriculture and Food ‘in the coming days’, he told Euractiv

The German car manufacturer is faced with problems that even layoffs wouldn't fix, experts warn.

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Kosovo has warned about such impending attacks in recent months.

Poland will host 22 informal council meetings in Warsaw, the upcoming Council Presidency announced.

In Kyiv, EU top officials marked their first day in office with a message of support for Ukraine.

The situation “clearly” has consequences on the EU’s relationship with Georgia, Kallas said.

"We should have this strategic ambiguity," Kallas said.

Governing parties Fine Gael (EPP) and Fianna Fáil (Renew) were on 20.5% and 21.9% of first-preference votes respectively, according to a tally.