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International donors meeting in Brussels say they will commit 7.5 billion euros, about $8.1 billion, in both grants and loans to support Syrians battered by war, poverty, and hunger for the rest of this year and beyond

We look at the start of the EU election campaign in France, where posters advertising the candidates have been slow to go up, adding to the impression of a (so far) low-profile election. We also take you to Sweden, where our reporter Clovis Casali explores the Swedish social model and…

In its yearly report, the freedom of expression watchdog group Article 19 paints a grim picture of declining liberties across the globe. The NGO says that France's standing dropped to position 14 out of the 27 European member states.

The pharmaceutical sector is experiencing rapid growth thanks to the rising demand for precision drugs, the growing geriatric population, and an uptick in chronic diseases. Given this backdrop, long-term value investors could consider buying and holding quality pharmaceutical stocks such as Organon (OGN), Procaps (PROC), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), and…

DOUGLAS Ross has defended a plan to reroute replacement EU funding to pay for a return of national service for 18-year-olds.

US urges Israel to take ‘precaution’ to protect civilians after trike that killed at least 45 people as EU calls for Israel to explain offensive

The Tesla CEO is not alone in adopting a critical stance on Chinese EV tariffs, but there may be more to carmaker's opinions.

France seeks EU capital market support to address start-up funding challenges and boost tech industry growth.

French far right leader suggests alliance of ID and ECR groups, including Italian PM’s Brothers of Italy