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By Anna Schroeder

Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.

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CDU lawmaker urges party to avoid leadership debate after AfD's Saxony-Anhalt win
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CDU lawmaker urges party to avoid leadership debate after AfD's Saxony-Anhalt win

CDU MP Günter Krings says it would be irresponsible to discuss changing Chancellor Friedrich Merz a day after the AfD's sweeping win in Saxo

EU repair rules aim to cut appliance waste and save consumers money
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EU repair rules aim to cut appliance waste and save consumers money

The EU is introducing new rules to make appliances easier to repair, potentially saving consumers hundreds of euros. The Right to Repair Dir

Fake Euronews video falsely claims Ukrainian soldier killed NATO troops in Latvia
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Fake Euronews video falsely claims Ukrainian soldier killed NATO troops in Latvia

A fake video mimicking Euronews has spread online, falsely claiming a Ukrainian soldier killed three NATO servicemen during an exercise in L

AfD's Saxony-Anhalt triumph deepens Merz's political crisis
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AfD's Saxony-Anhalt triumph deepens Merz's political crisis

The AfD secured 43.8% of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt, its best regional result yet. Chancellor Merz's CDU slumped to 17.2%, prompting crisis t

Nepal mourns flood victims as rescue teams race to reach trapped workers
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Nepal mourns flood victims as rescue teams race to reach trapped workers

Nepal held a day of mourning on Monday for the 1,300 victims of devastating flash floods. Rescue teams are focusing on 12 hydropower project

Germany challenges Nicaragua's genocide case at UN court
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Germany challenges Nicaragua's genocide case at UN court

Germany is asking the International Court of Justice to throw out a case brought by Nicaragua, which accuses Berlin of facilitating genocide

Finnish trial opens for man accused of abusing 361 children online
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Finnish trial opens for man accused of abusing 361 children online

A man in Finland faces trial for allegedly abusing 361 children online via Snapchat. Police found thousands of images and videos on his phon

EU races to update Arctic strategy as global competition intensifies
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EU races to update Arctic strategy as global competition intensifies

The European Commission is preparing a revised Arctic policy, with security and defence taking centre stage. Experts warn that delays could

MEPs move closer to ending Article 7 procedure against Hungary
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MEPs move closer to ending Article 7 procedure against Hungary

The European Parliament is on track to lift the Article 7 procedure against Hungary, launched in 2018 over rule-of-law concerns. A fact-find

Amazon cargo jet overshoots Miami runway, hits vehicles and catches fire
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Amazon cargo jet overshoots Miami runway, hits vehicles and catches fire

An Amazon Prime Air Boeing 767 overshot the runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday, hitting vehicles and catching fire. The airport

Zelenskyy warns war likely to last through winter after US envoy talks
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Zelenskyy warns war likely to last through winter after US envoy talks

Zelenskyy said the war with Russia is likely to continue into winter, following talks with US envoys in Kyiv. He stressed the need for conti

AfD's Siegmund votes in Saxony-Anhalt as far-right eyes historic win
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AfD's Siegmund votes in Saxony-Anhalt as far-right eyes historic win

Ulrich Siegmund, the AfD's lead candidate, voted in Saxony-Anhalt's state election. The party hopes to win its first state government, a mil