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By Pierre Lefevre

Paris-based political reporter. Bylines from Paris, Rome and Madrid. Closely follows elections and coalition politics.

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EU targets five more Russians over strikes on Ukrainian cities
Politics

EU targets five more Russians over strikes on Ukrainian cities

The EU has imposed sanctions on five people tied to Russia's military-industrial complex following recent Russian air strikes on Ukraine. Th

Portugal fuel prices set for sharp drop from Monday
Europe

Portugal fuel prices set for sharp drop from Monday

From 10 August, diesel prices in Portugal are expected to drop by about 12 cents per litre, with petrol down 12.5 cents. The average price f

Iceland's EU referendum: fish and farming outweigh Arctic geopolitics
Europe

Iceland's EU referendum: fish and farming outweigh Arctic geopolitics

Icelanders vote on 29 August on whether to resume EU accession talks. The campaign centres on fishing quotas and farm subsidies, not geopoli

Metsola's third-term bid unsettles Socialists in European Parliament
Politics

Metsola's third-term bid unsettles Socialists in European Parliament

Roberta Metsola is poised to seek a third term as European Parliament president, a move that would break with the informal rotation between

Spain's rural vet shortage threatens livestock industry and animal welfare
Europe

Spain's rural vet shortage threatens livestock industry and animal welfare

Veterinarians are abandoning rural Spain due to low salaries and tough working conditions. The shortage threatens the country's leading live

Spanish Civil Guard warns of possible Ceuta mass crossing on 15 August
Europe

Spanish Civil Guard warns of possible Ceuta mass crossing on 15 August

Spain's Civil Guard has flagged a social media campaign calling for a mass migrant crossing into Ceuta on 15 August. The report says the cam

Belarus bans Euronews website, labels it 'extremist' media
Politics

Belarus bans Euronews website, labels it 'extremist' media

Belarus has added Euronews' website to its list of extremist materials, effectively banning the outlet. Readers could face penalties for sto

Ceuta mayor urges EU to deport migrants after border surge
Politics

Ceuta mayor urges EU to deport migrants after border surge

Ceuta's mayor described last week's mass border crossing as an 'invasion' and demanded immediate deportations. He said the city remains over

Why the EU's anti-smuggling law is stuck and what it means for Ceuta
Europe

Why the EU's anti-smuggling law is stuck and what it means for Ceuta

EU migration chief Magnus Brunner has urged the European Parliament to adopt a stalled anti-smuggling law after the Ceuta border surge. The

Why Leipzig/Halle airport keeps attracting sabotage attempts
Europe

Why Leipzig/Halle airport keeps attracting sabotage attempts

A drone rigged with explosives was found at Leipzig/Halle airport, prompting Germany's interior minister to warn of a 'new level of threat.'

Sweden to hand seized shadow fleet ship to Ukraine, court confirms
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Sweden to hand seized shadow fleet ship to Ukraine, court confirms

Sweden will transfer the seized Russian cargo ship Caffa to Ukraine after its Supreme Court rejected an appeal. Kyiv suspects the vessel of

AI fakes and old clips muddy Ceuta border crossing coverage
Europe

AI fakes and old clips muddy Ceuta border crossing coverage

During the Ceuta border surge, AI-generated images and old videos were shared as authentic. Reuters did not publish a viral photo of a soldi