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In a working class neighborhood of Bucharest, pensioners like Ana Sandu wait for the afternoon to buy food when prices are lower, as inflation dampens hopes of a better life in the EU state heading into key elections.

French farmers are planning two days of protest across the country in December to highlight their drop in income due to high inflation – the final phase of a wave of demonstrations that have previously addressed the proposed EU deal with South American trade bloc Mercosur, and issues with red…

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Marine Le Pen, the leader of France's far-right National Rally (RN), is turning her attention back to politics after a challenging legal ordeal. A verdict regarding allegations of misused European Parliament funds won't be announced until 31 March, giving her a temporary reprieve from legal scrutiny.

Eurozone inflation rose to 2.3% in November, impacting ECB interest rate decisions and economic growth prospects. Germany's stable inflation rate may influ...

Talks held in Geneva as Iran looks to avoid potential snapback of UN sanctions over nuclear programme

A far-right independent candidate called Călin Georgescu is leading the race to become Romania’s next president. He took a shock lead in the first round of voting by securing 22.9% of the vote, followed by centre-right opposition leader Elena Lasconi with 19.2%. The two are set to face off in…

Georgia's internal political turmoil escalates as ruling party suspends EU negotiations amid election fraud allegations, facing criticism and tensions with...

Riot police deploy in force as thousands gather outside parliament building in Georgia’s capital, Tblisi.