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A speedy agreement was needed, he said, "in particular for our country's key industries: chemicals, pharmaceuticals, mechanical engineering, aluminium, steel, automobiles."

Ryanair said it had been forced to cancel 170 flights over Thursday and Friday, impacting over 30,000 passengers. 'Once again European families are held to ransom by French Air Traffic Controllers going on strike,' Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary said.

Micheál Martin and Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba focused on collaboration in security, particularly regarding the protection of undersea cables, during their trade discussions in Tokyo.

The European Commission has proposed that the bloc reduce its net greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040 compared to 1990 levels, aiming for net-zero emissions by 2050.

The European Union's foreign policy chief urged China to end restrictions on the export of rare earth elements and warned that Chinese firms' support for Russia's war in Ukraine posed a serious threat to European security.

The European Commission is proposing to exempt zero-emission heavy-duty vehicles from road tolls and user charges to stimulate competitiveness in sustainable road transport.

"Bring your water pistol and swimming clothes with you, because you're guaranteed to get soaked," the post read.

"Investigations are ongoing," said a garda spokesperson.

President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev signed an amendment to the crime prevention law banning face coverings in public places. Exceptions are made for work-related items, medical professionals, and weather conditions.

"We want something with our presidency. Security is clearly defined as the top priority," Frederiksen said in an interview with the Politiken daily published on Sunday.

Giannis N. felt that despite his integration, he was always seen as 'the Greek', facing stereotypes that made life in Germany toxic for him.

The storms on Monday in southeastern France have initiated a clean-up operation, prompting SNCF to check for any damage to the tracks on the Paris-Milan high speed line.

Kneissl claimed that someone in the town had intentionally killed her beloved cat and left the remains outside her front door, indicating all townspeople had turned against her.

A Ukrainian drone strike in Izhevsk targeted an industrial facility linked to defense production, killing three and injuring 35, according to local authorities.

According to the letter, "the coordinates, speeds, and directions of the target at the time of both missile launches were provided in detail in the written explanation. The first missile is said to have missed, while the second one allegedly detonated close enough for shrapnel to strike the aircraft."

Every match of the tournament, which begins on 2 July, will be shown in the UK on either the BBC or ITV.

A hard-right lawmaker was sworn in Monday as Greece's migration minister, marking a significant shift after the resignation of several officials due to EU subsidy fraud allegations.

Germany is becoming increasingly reliant on Taiwanese drones as it seeks to diversify its supply chain away from China, which currently dominates the global drone market.

Uefa is delaying the decision on Crystal Palace's participation in next season's Europa League due to ownership rules, particularly due to co-owner John Textor's stake.

Despite Madrid and Barcelona being capitals in their own right, they rank moderately for costs in relation to global cities, with affordability and quality of life consideration.

The International Council of Museums cautioned about the escalating threat to museums and employees in Israel and Iran, urging adherence to international conventions for cultural heritage protection.

Zelenskyy has signed a decree for Ukraine's withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention concerning anti-landmines, aligning with moves by Baltic States and Poland.

Our goal in the short term is to significantly increase domestic production of this type of armament, as well as to become independent of foreign supplies and build a sustainable base for national autonomy.

In August 2023, Russian soldiers booby-trapped bodies of their fallen comrades with anti-personnel mines, showcasing their extreme cynicism. This action epitomizes the dire situation Ukraine faces.

The inquiry's conclusion suggests that a national begging ban is unnecessary given the reduced numbers of beggars and existing local regulations.

Cerdan's resignation and subsequent arrest come amid a broader wave of corruption allegations surrounding Spain's PSOE party, significantly impacting Prime Minister Sanchez's government stability.

The killings filmed in 2013 in Tadamon show military personnel executing blindfolded men, raising questions about accountability after the Syrian war's end.