Balkans Occidentaux

The tentative signs of a diplomatic solution came despite new violence, with an Iranian missile causing injuries in Israel which in turn pressed on multiple fronts

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La guerre menée par la Russie contre l'Ukraine a replacé l'élargissement de l'Union européenne au centre des débats stratégiques européens. Dans ce contexte, les Balkans occidentaux retrouvent une visibilité accrue au sein des réflexions sur la sécurité du continent, alors même que l'environnement international se caractérise par une multiplication des facteurs d'instabilité.
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Reducing bureaucracy is key to turning the Single Market into an engine of scale and competitiveness, but will the idea catch fire?

Commission attaches unprecedented conditions to sugar concessions

An arms producer warns that Europe's defence scale-up is hampered by a fragile supply chain

European Council president bats away a question from pro-Russian student at Sciences Po university

Bratislava's attempt to shield Slovaks from surging oil prices is 'against EU law', according to the Commission

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A clear left-wing victory in Tuesday’s election could ultimately still benefit the right

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