China develops drugs faster and more cheaply than the U.S. and Europe, making it an attractive supplier of new medicines for western markets.

NATO allies are beginning talks on new military requirements as fears of a Russian confrontation grow.

The former PM said measures must be “temporary” and “limited to the area where the riots are taking place.”

Hosting EU leaders in Rome would give Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni a high-profile international stage in an election year.

The revelations come amid mounting controversy over plans to redevelop the former Yugoslav military headquarters in Belgrade into a new luxury Trump Tower.

The government faces criticism it failed to adequately prepare for the violence that played out alongside mass protests.

British leader Andy Burnham’s spokesperson says it’s “wrong” for the U.S. defense secretary to diminish the importance of NATO countries.

Experts know little about the motives of the hackers who remotely turned up the temperature on French supermarket refrigerators. Their methods, however, are far from science fiction.

U.K. Trade Minister Anas Sarwar says London should work with Brussels to counter China’s carmaking dominance.

The draft pact supports tighter eligibility rules for non-EU countries to participate in public procurement and public support, and softens the 2035 combustion engine ban.

The compromise was reached after the German Social Democrats, the junior coalition partner in Friedrich Merz’s government, dropped their opposition.

Greater spending flexibility could make it harder to “follow the money,” said the chief of the European Court of Auditors.