Ukraine war: Wagner near Polish border, EU mulls defence fund, Russia attacks grain facilities
Fighters from the Wagner mercenary group are training with Belarus's special forces, Minsk announced on Thursday.
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Tour de France: Denmark's Asgreen wins stage 18, Vingegaard retains lead
As the Tour returned to flat terrain a four man group crossed the line just metres ahead of the elite sprinters, while Jonas Vingegaard retained his 7min 35sec lead atop the overall standings.
Border violence: What is going on in Bulgaria?
Bulgaria has long sought to join the Schengen Area of free movement which allows border-free travel between Schengen Area EU countries without being subject to border checks
How will the EU achieve its 'derisking' policy and reduce dependency on China?
Last March, in a speech at the Mercator Institute for China Studies, the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, announced the European bloc's intention to decrease economic dependence on China. Von der Leyen used the term "de-risking", which indicates the need to reduce the risks associated with excessive dependence on Beijing.
After Vilnius is before Washington
Time to take more action for Ukraine - even more decisively.
Councils call for disposable vapes to be BANNED in UK by next year
Local authorities in England and Wales have called for disposable vapes to be banned in the UK by 2024 on environmental and health grounds.
Wish you weren't here? Responding to growing tourist numbers in the EU
Programme prepared by Isabelle Romero, Sophie Samaille et Perrine Desplats
Bastille Day: Macron tries to woo India's Modi, despite human rights concerns
France is looking to further strengthen cooperation with New Delhi on an array of topics ranging from climate to military sales and the strategic Indo-Pacific region.