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Production at the Mioveni plant has fallen from a peak of around 1,300 vehicles a day to approximately 1,060

Gradual access to selected policies, stronger post-accession safeguards, and a renewed push to drop unanimity on sanctions and foreign policy

Hierarchy with a membership fee: how Trump’s Board reprices democracy in Wider Europe

Zagreb says the tall ship Jadran is only part of a claim covering vessels, submarines and other assets that shifted from Croatian to Montenegrin locations after 1990

If the application is accepted, anyone using a cloned voice without authorisation could be required to remove the material, pay damages and answer for trademark infringement

The first such attack inside Bulgaria’s EEZ leaves one vessel sunk and another ablaze; two crew members are confirmed dead as regional tensions rise

Niculescu’s profile differs from those of his predecessors in ways that could reduce partisan friction

Government advance reaches Mocha outskirts while Hormuz tanker traffic resumes but oil prices remain elevated near $100

A spacecraft which has more than 80% domestic components is undergoing testing and is targeted for launch in the first months of 2027

U.S. Treasury sanctioned Russian platform A7, accusеd of helping sanctioned entities move money through the international financial system

Russian authorities call Darya Shipilova’s illness pneumonia of unknown cause and say no work-related pathogen was found

Two crew members found deads as the Royad Mammadov, carrying Ukrainian grain, goes down close to a Romanian offshore installation