Italy was the only major Western nation to sign up to the pact in 2019
Device seen as a way to more easily reach net zero targets
After vowing to clamp down on unauthorised arrivals, premier also aims to plug labour gaps
Environmental group warns the move could damage Norway’s reputation for ocean preservation
Putin will host Iran's president in Moscow on Thursday
Kyiv seeks joint ventures with international armament manufacturers
Home secretary James Cleverly says the new measures mean about 300,000 fewer people will be allowed in
Biden administration needs congressional action by year's end to keep helping Kyiv defend itself against Russia
Desperate residents heading for the sea had already fled from other areas in the north
Protests, over what Polish truckers see as unfair competition from their Ukrainian peers, started on November 6
Nearly half of replenishing stations are lying dormant because they have no power connection
Labour MP, who served as Gordon Brown's chancellor, led the government's bailout of Royal Bank of Scotland, Lloyds TSB and HBOS in 2008
Inflation has dropped quickly towards the ECB’s 2% target from levels above 10% just a year ago
Many point to several deaths from cancer in an area where hundreds of tests were conducted
Move is part of a pattern of increasing restrictions on expressions of sexual orientation and gender identity
Swedish foreign minister is optimistic, but Turkey remains mum on timetable for the ratification
UK prime minister cancels meeting and accuses Greek counterpart of ‘grandstanding’ over Elgin Marbles
Israel has said truce can be prolonged, provided Hamas continues to free at least 10 hostages day
Finland says Moscow is deliberately helping migrants into the country as punishment for joining Nato, which Moscow denies
After almost two years, families are realising the conflict could be much longer and costlier than they expected