Sanctions could also focus on Western subsidiaries in Southeast Asia supplying products
State media mum on Tver incident, but online reports say situation at villages near munitions dump are dire
Nysa repairs broken embankment as historic Wroclaw prepares for peaking waters
Polish government announces state of disaster
Outstanding issues include a deal on ending fisheries subsidies and a breakthrough in agriculture talks, former Nigerian finance minister says
Commissioner accuses re-elected European Commission president of having him axed
Central bank chief Christine Lagarde stresses data-dependent approach
Russian forces are gaining ground in parts of east Ukraine
There will be no more funds without changes to a system an independent report found to be in critical condition, the premier vows
President’s remarks prompted a rise in nickel prices and drove shares in uranium mining firms higher
Average weekly earnings, excluding bonuses, were 5.1% higher than a year earlier, the lowest since the three months to June 2022
However, path to recovery will be long says Princess of Wales
Former European Central Bank chief says bloc needs more co-ordinated industrial policy
Conservative politician faces a baptism of fire in France’s bitterly divided parliament
The AI Convention addresses the risks AI may pose, while promoting responsible innovation
Most responsibility for the disaster laid on the companies involved in the maintenance and refit of the apartment tower
It may be the war’s deadliest single attack this year
Spain's crackdown on holiday rentals bodes well for luxury hotels
Early results punish Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s coalition as all three parties lose votes
Arrest marks a shift in how authorities may deal with tech chiefs reluctant to police their platforms