European and Egyptian leaders are meeting in Brussels to strengthen ties on trade, migration and Middle East stability.
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Why Keir Starmer has a people problem – POLITICO
With growing signs that Britain’s top civil servant will leave Number 10 in the coming weeks – some ask, does Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer have a problem with people?
Sam and Anne discuss the potential impact of Cabinet Secretary Chris Wormald’s departure from the…
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Europe’s Sustainability Rollback Risks Undermining Market Trust
Wopke Hoekstra, climate commissioner of the European Union, during a news conference on the “EU’s New Strategy To Shape A Global Clean And Resilient Transition” in Brussels, Belgium, on Thursday, Oct. 16, 2025. European Union countries will begin…
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Relief for Reeves as UK inflation plateaus at 3.8 percent in September – POLITICO
U.K. Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ Wednesday started with a much-needed fillip, in the form of data suggesting inflation peaked below 4 percent in September.
The Office for National Statistics said consumer prices were unchanged on the month while the headline…
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Stolen Louvre jewels worth an estimated €88 million, says Paris prosecutor
A Paris prosecutor estimates that the crown jewels stolen from the Louvre on Sunday in a dramatic heist were worth 88 million euros, but that the monetary estimate doesn’t include their historical value to France.
“The wrongdoers who took these gems won’t earn 88 million euros if they…
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Ukraine uses UK-made Storm Shadow missiles to hit Russian chemical plant
NurPhoto via Getty ImagesUkraine has hit a Russian chemical plant with Storm Shadow missiles, its military said on Tuesday, referring to the UK-made long-range weapon.
Calling the strike “a successful hit” that penetrated the Russian air defence system, Ukraine’s general staff of the armed forces…
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Inside the UK art studio empowering autistic artists amid Trump's discredited autism claims
An art studio for autistic artists in Kent, south-east England, is thriving, selling more than 70 works in its latest exhibition while offering a space for creativity and connection.
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Ascott expands portfolio in Europe to 64 properties
Ascott has signed seven new properties in Vienna and Seville through franchise and management agreements, adding nearly 1,100 units and expanding its European portfolio to 64 properties with about 8,500 units across 26 cities in 10 countries.
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‘Fighting for nature’: How rewilding efforts are helping Ukrainian soldiers and families heal
Amid Russia’s invasion, rewilding efforts have emerged as a ‘much-needed symbol of resilience’ for Ukraine.
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Europe Needs A Public Investment Revolution To Secure Its Economic Future
The European Union faces a critical crossroads. To achieve its strategic goals in climate action and digitalisation, public infrastructure investment must rise considerably across member states. Our new research demonstrates that increased…
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