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Thousands of Spanish farmers stage tractor protest
Demonstrations expected to continue over the coming weeks with a major protest in Madrid.
Martin Wolf: ‘Ukraine fatigue’ is unpardonable
Financial Times: West has resources but must display will so Russia does not prevail.
European Union pushes for Palestinian statehood
Gaza’s future has set Israel in opposition to the United States and its Arab allies.
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After 52 years of rule, Queen Margrethe II is stepping aside for a new royal generation.
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FT: A record 2 billion people are set to go to the polls as autocracy spreads worldwide.
'Fight for freedom': EU opens membership negotiations with Ukraine
But Hungary's PM Viktor Orban remains steadfastly opposed.
Simon Kuper: The Dutch are piloting a saner European right
Financial Times: Dutch right is Post-Thatcherite, post-Trumpian, less rabid.
German homebuilding collapse threatens wider economic damage
Financial Times: Once-thriving residential construction industry has slumped.
Fonterra quashes speculation, says clean-up needed to secure export markets
'Even bigger elephant to eat' as Fonterra confronts key issues.
Sweden tourism board tired of being confused for Switzerland
Sweden argues that these similarities are superficial - just two letters deep.
As Israel-Gaza crisis worsens and UN remains impotent, what are NZ’s diplomatic options?
OPINION: New Zealand must reassert its support for the laws of war.
Carry-on bags may become free when flying in the EU
Travellers could be saying goodbye to confusing restrictions and hefty fees.
Israel orders evacuation of northern Gaza within 24 hours, UN says
Israel says a complete siege will remain in place until Hamas frees 150 hostages.
EU reverses announcement it was suspending development aid to Palestinians
EU to urgently review aid assistance in the wake of the attacks on Israel by Hamas.
Why the EU has blocked the sale of this travel website
Europe has locked out an overseas buyer from the purchase of a flight booking platform.
Climate protesters strike budget airline boss with pies outside EU
'I love cream cakes', says the outspoken budget airline boss.
Apple and Microsoft in fight over iMessage and Bing ‘gatekeeper’ label
FT: EU aims to curb Big Tech as it lists services to be regulated under digital act.
Russian billionaire pleads for EU sanctions relief after decrying war
Financial Times: Will bloc will reward Russians who break with Kremlin?
Slovenia devastated by floods
Two-thirds of the small European country affected, with six dead and hundreds homeless.
Security and economy on agenda, as top EU diplomat visits NZ
Stefano Sannino flew into Wellington last week to talk security.
Greenpeace reveal sad reason travellers won't swap flights for rail
The organisation proposes 'climate tickets' as a key part of the solution.
Spain heads to polls in election that could oust leftist coalition
Officials have estimated a 70 per cent election turnout.
Editorial: Here’s hoping the Aussies walk away from EU trade deal
EDITORIAL: New Zealand's EU trade deal looks good compared to no deal at all.
NZ, EU see 'eye-to-eye' on China perspective, says ambassador
New Zealand and the European Union can help each other de-risk.
'Walk away': Australia’s farmers rubbish NZ-Europe free trade deal
EU deals show globalisation is not dead - but some sectors ask what difference that makes.
'It’s a bloody good deal': NZ signs Free Trade agreement with EU
After over a decade, NZ signs an agreement that will deliver billions of export savings.
What’s wheelie happening in Dubrovnik? City backtracks on luggage fines
Will you really be fined in euros for dragging your luggage through Dubrovnik?
Free Trade Agreement with EU comes closer
The European Council has given the deal the green light.
Nato to send 700 more troops to Kosovo to help quell violent protests
The Nato-led peacekeeping mission currently consists of almost 3800 troops.
Facebook parent Meta hit with record fine for transferring European user data to US
The European Union has slapped Meta with a record $2 billion privacy fine.
Jarden Brief: Microsoft wins, averting regulator attempts to shut down $110 billion takeover
Microsoft's peace offering no game as huge deal was on edge.