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European Union leaders face a pivotal week as they seek to defuse tensions with the US while preparing to retaliate against Trump should he act on his tariff threats. Officials and diplomats consulted by Euronews say the bloc's anti-coercion instrument is part of the plan, but no magic bullet.

At least 47% of executions carried out in Iran in 2025 had been related to drug offences, the UN human rights office said.

Preliminary reports indicate 11 schoolchildren died at the scene, with two others succumbing to their injuries later in hospital.

Scientists have linked the burning of fossil fuels to the ongoing acidification of the ocean.

Iran's foreign minister will not be attending the Davos summit in Switzerland this week, the World Economic Forum said on Monday. Araghchi was supposed to appear on Davos stage on Tuesday.

Death toll in Spanish train collision rises to 39 and authorities fear more bodies could be found.

The German and French finance ministers said that the EU should be able to use all tools at its disposal if US president Donald Trump raises tariffs on European goods by 10% on 1 February.

China’s economy grew in line with official targets last year, yet economists warn that reliance on exports may not be enough to sustain growth in 2026.

The shooting took place at the Chřibská town hall and police said the suspect was fatally shot and there was no further danger to the public.