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A farmer-owned supermarket in France is pioneering a new model for grocery pricing negotiations, aiming to enhance the remuneration for agricultural producers during challenging times.
With cybercrime cases reaching approximately 334,000 in 2025, Germany is shifting towards proactive cyber defense measures to combat online threats.
Following the expiration of a ceasefire, at least one casualty has been reported in eastern Ukraine, marking a return to violence in the region.
Following the end of a 72-hour truce, Russia has launched strikes in Ukraine. President Zelenskyy has indicated Ukraine's readiness to respond, raising concerns about escalating tensions.
In response to the escalating situation in Gaza, EU diplomats have unanimously decided to impose sanctions on Hamas leaders and Israeli settlers, reflecting widespread concern over the ongoing conflict.
Le Monde examines the initial actions of newly-elected far-right mayors across Europe, highlighting their focus on local governance and cultural issues.
A significant number of Labour MPs, exceeding 70, have called on Prime Minister Starmer to either resign or provide a clear plan for his departure amid escalating leadership tensions.
A Ukrainian initiative reveals that over 20,000 children are reportedly being held by Russian families and authorities. The future of these children remains uncertain.
Peter Magyar's early actions as Hungary's Prime Minister suggest a significant shift in the political landscape, starting with calls for the president's resignation.
The European Enlargement Commissioner has announced a July deadline for the opening of Ukraine's accession clusters, emphasizing the need for member states to accelerate the process, with Hungary's new Prime Minister playing a significant role.
The EPP's call for expedited discussions on the EU-US trade deal faces resistance from Socialists, who are committed to the original negotiation schedule.
The international Cat Show Expo in Sofia, Bulgaria, attracted cat enthusiasts from across Europe, showcasing over 150 cats in a prestigious competition judged by international experts.
Despite a ceasefire agreement reached on Friday, fighting persists along the front lines as both Ukraine and Russia accuse one another of violations.
The upcoming Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) has ignited a significant debate among EU institutions and member states regarding budget priorities.
Barcelona secured their 29th Spanish league title with a 2-0 Clasico victory over Real Madrid at Camp Nou.
Following the return of a French national exhibiting symptoms, five passengers from the MV Hondius are set to be quarantined in Paris, as confirmed by the Prime Minister.
Gerhard Schröder's potential role as a negotiator for peace in Ukraine raises eyebrows due to his past ties to Russia, prompting criticism from various quarters.
Vladimir Putin's recent remarks regarding ceasefire discussions are facing significant doubt from European officials, who are questioning the validity of his proposals and the selected mediator.
As Budapest commemorates its 22nd anniversary in the EU, the recent change in government raises hopes for a potential shift in the EU's contentious relationship with Hungary.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has suggested that former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder could act as a mediator in peace talks regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, a proposal met with skepticism in Berlin.