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The leadership of his European party is threatening to expel the Luxembourgish MEP.

Attacks ramped up after Moscow invaded Ukraine in February 2022.

“The agreement is a victory for public health, science and multilateral action,” said WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus.

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The presidential front-runner’s hostility to Ukraine is creating a rift with fellow European conservatives.

Ample alternatives exist, but both countries have increased reliance on Moscow and made millions, researchers say.

The move comes as the U.S. and Western allies threaten further sanctions against Russia if it does not accept a ceasefire.

The trio will be in the Russian capital on the same day as “Victory Day” celebrations.

Brussels will soon tell Hungary and Slovakia to stop dealing with Moscow — whether they like it or not. But the EU’s enforcement plan is fuzzier.

The upcoming legislation sets up a clash between Brussels and EU capitals eying a post-war return to cheap Russian energy. 

“Excellent result,” cheers former Polish PM Mateusz Morawiecki.

Conservatives face accusations of collaborating with far-right parties in NGO funding probe.

Germany is the only one of Europe’s big five economies to take up the EU executives offer.

The idea will be one of several options Brussels will suggest in May to sever Russian energy links.

Hungary and Slovakia are battling outbreaks of the highly contagious livestock disease.

Stretched resources and patchy communication leave experts warning a ban on personal meat and cheese imports could fall well short of its aims.

Prices are still rising in Europe — but not as fast as in recent years, and nothing like in the U.S.

Robert Fico’s government gets a narrow win as Bratislava parliament green-lights new crackdown.

The two countries have culled more than 10,000 animals to contain the highly contagious disease.

Moscow has invited numerous world leaders to its annual military parade.

Separately, Zelenskyy would like to meet leaders from the so-called coalition of the willing.

The new restrictions are intended to protect British farms as a foot-and-mouth outbreak spreads across the EU.

The White House is pushing Europe to spend billions more on energy imports. That’s going to be difficult if it blows up the world economy.