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Pedro Sánchez dismissed criticism of Spain's migration approach as 'blah, blah, blah' and pointed to falling irregular arrivals. He clashed

Pope Leo XIV phoned Vladimir Putin from his hospital bed to request a truce in the besieged Ukrainian city of Oleshky. The Vatican says arou

Katie Zacharia has left the role of White House press secretary after less than a week. Her departure follows a short press briefing and scr

Romanian President Nicușor Dan says the Black Sea will only be safe after Russia's war in Ukraine ends. He urges NATO to strengthen its pres

EU leaders failed to break the budget deadlock in Brussels. Ukraine asked for €70bn in new support. Migration and China trade tensions also

Albanian PM Edi Rama has blamed foreign actors for the escalating protests demanding his resignation. Demonstrations have spread beyond Tira

The European Commission and Ukraine have launched a joint task force to accelerate EU accession reforms. The move follows Hungary's decision

A high-level EU-Turkey meeting is planned for October to explore restarting Cyprus talks. Cypriot President Christodoulides says progress in

Japan's first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, told parliament that chores and makeup add three to four hours to her day. Her comments

Zelenskyy told Euronews that dealing with Trump is easier than with Putin, despite recent US criticism. He defended Ukraine's right to strik

Croatian officials condemned pro-Nazi and anti-Semitic chants by Hajduk Split fans before a UEFA Conference League match against Ajax. Polic

At an EU summit, Denmark's PM called for EU scrutiny of Spain's plan to regularise 600,000 undocumented migrants. Frederiksen argues the mov