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Alexander Butyagin, a archaeologist at the State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg, has been detained in Poland at the request of Ukraine, which now plans to seek his extradition. Butyagin has led excavations in Crimea since 1999, but as Ukraine has not granted permits for such work since the Russian occupation in 2014, it regards the excavations as the partial destruction of cultural heritage sites.

The agreement still has to survive a complex vote in the Parliament

The searches come at a sensitive moment for Dati, who is running for mayor of Paris in next year’s election

France is under pressure to rein in its deficit and soaring debt, but efforts have been hampered by political deadlock

US attacks against the Digital Services Act (DSA) have sharply escalated since the Commission's recent €120 million DSA fine on Elon Musk's social media platform X

Wind turbine operators will receive €115 per MWh and cover roughly a tenth of current demand

In today's edition: Energy security, global heating, Arctic shipping, black carbon emissions

In today's edition: Omnibus committees, 11-year privacy battle, child safety panel

In today's edition: MDR, US pricing and von der Leyen's mysterious global health initiative

Plus Putin talks, EU preference, and the Defence Single Market

La BBC fait une immersion dans une usine ukrainienne secrète, où sont fabriqués de nouveaux missiles à longue portée.

In today's edition: Mercosur, Várhelyi, gene editing

In Friday's edition: Ukraine, Mercosur, Várhelyi, Frontex

Certification bars Google staff from accessing S3NS systems