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Sales of heated tobacco products have rocketed in Europe.

US and allied leaders at the NATO summit in Madrid acknowledge Ukraine’s urgent requests for weapons, but they aren’t biting on the timeline.

Brussels responds to Ombudsman’s maladministration finding in Delete-gate controversy over vaccine texts.

More gloomy European data is expected in coming days.

Membership expansion and a new long-term ‘Strategic Concept’ are on the agenda in Madrid.

Defense alliance wants to outsmart adversaries at advanced technology and cybersecurity.

Compromise puts the bloc a step closer to implementing sweeping rules to slash emissions.

‘Plan B’ would see the SNP treat the next general election as a de facto referendum.

The alliance still needs to hash out how the details of how it will increase the number of troops on high readiness more than sevenfold.

Prime minister insists Britain already spending more than 2 percent of GDP on its military.

The activists taking inspiration — and money — from US anti-abortion groups

Leaders struggle to meet the moment on Ukraine, climate change, inflation, food and energy.

The three countries signed a memorandum of understanding in Madrid on Tuesday evening, ahead of a summit of NATO leaders.

Legitimizing cheap Russian crude could boost sales and muddle the message on Ukraine.

Olaf Scholz chaired his first G7, but how did he get on?

The club would help countries with more aggressive climate goals to maintain competitiveness and ensure that ‘climate protection becomes a value advantage and not a disadvantage.’

The battle for a second referendum is set to head to court.

Key German ministers are at odds over the European Commission’s call to end the sale of CO2-emitting cars by 2035.

The German Chancellor also said the G7 leaders ‘deepened’ discussions on security guarantees for Ukraine.

HERA signed a deal with Bavarian Nordic for more than 100K doses of Imvanex.

Some leaders also pushed to examine Russian gas price caps.