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India has revised its methodology for measuring economic growth after a decade. Better calculations matter, but the real test lies in how policymakers interpret them, and turn them into decisions that shape everyday life.

Prague’s longstanding pro-Israel stance comes as several EU governments push for a tougher line on Benjamin Netanyahu

Patient groups argue that the absence of publicly funded biomarker testing is excluding those unable to pay for access to life-saving personalised cancer therapies

The Tata-ASML MoU puts India inside the world’s most exclusive technology partnership, but Beijing still controls the inputs used to make chips.

The accusation comes at a delicate moment for the PSOE, which is facing election losses and corruption scandals

In 2009, the Australian government recognized the need to replace its aging Collins-class submarines. What followed has been a mess of indecision, changing plans, and squandered opportunities.

Follows surprise troop redeployment announcements by Washington

Three major sticking points remain before a final deal

Insights from Kimberly Lehn.

The resolution is not legally binding, but it significantly increases political pressure on Brussels to act

Four mechanical seals, an asymmetric one-way valve, and a 2,200-year social foundation make the 2026 closure airtight in a way no previous closure has been.

Im Juni will das Parlament über die Finanzierung der 13. AHV-Rente entscheiden. Zur Debatte stehen höhere Steuern und Lohnbeiträge. Lehnt das Parlament dies ab, will der Bundesrat dasselbe noch einmal vorschlagen.

Kremlin must not benefit from Iran energy shock, European Commission says

Safeguards exist on paper, but are development banks prepared to confront the political realities that prevent those safeguards from functioning in practice?

'A first inflation wave is in full swing,' one analyst warned

Nielsen says that on EU membership Greenland has not decided yet

Parliament wants the Commission to assess whether there could be a clear risk of a serious breach of the EU’s founding values by Slovakia’s government.
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Big Tech provided unredacted EU staff data for US House Judiciary Committee report attacking the EU's DSA

The struggling €100 billion programme is stuck on differences between France and Germany

The European Commission's €200 billion plan makes aid more flexible and geopolitical, raising concerns over needs-based development policy