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ECB's Christine Lagarde planning early exit — report

Christine Lagarde, the head of Europe's most important financial institution, plans to leave her job before her eight-year term ends in October 2027, the Financial Times reported.

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Ukraine updates: Geneva peace talks end abruptly

A second day of talks between Ukraine and Russia ended after just two hours on Wednesday. The Ukrainian side said talks were "difficult" while the chief Russian negotiator said further talks would follow. DW has more.

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Ukraine updates: Geneva peace talks enters its second day

Ukraine, Russia and US officials resume peace talks for a second day in Geneva, after the first day of talks were described as having been "tense" by Russian media outlets. Follow the latest.

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Bayer agrees to pay billions to settle Roundup lawsuits

German chemical giant Bayer and cancer patient attorneys have agreed to a proposed $7.25 billion settlement over lawsuits claiming that glyphosate in its Roundup weedkiller causes cancer.

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Shein faces EU investigation over products, design features

EU regulators are investigating Shein on suspicion that it has not done enough to limit the sale of illegal products and to protect consumers from allegedly addictive design features on the platform.

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Bulgaria: How six deaths fueled distrust in the authorities

A case of suspected murder-suicide involving six victims has sparked a wave of conspiracy theories and speculation in Bulgaria, reflecting endemic distrust in state institutions and growing political tension.

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Spain to investigate big tech over AI child abuse imagery

Spain is set to investigate X, Meta and TikTok for allegedly spreading AI-generated child abuse material. The move comes as European nations tighten controls to regulate social media platforms.

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Ukraine updates: Peace talks in Geneva 'very tense'

Ukrainian and Russian officials are meeting in Geneva for another round of talks aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. The talks come just days before the 4-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of its neighbor.

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Ukraine updates: New round of peace talks begin in Geneva

Ukrainian and Russian officials are meeting in Geneva for another round of talks aimed at ending the war in Ukraine. The talks come just days before the 4-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of its neighbor.

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France's Macron in India to boost Rafale deal talks, AI ties

Emmanuel Macron is in India at a time when the country is looking to upgrade its air force, with the Indian government giving preliminary approval to buy more than 100 additional Rafale jets last week.

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France opens murder probe into right-wing activist's death

French authorities have opened a murder probe into the death of a far-right activist in Lyon, seemingly in a clash with the far left. A public prosecutor said he was attacked by "at least six" people.

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Will Europe move to boost diplomacy with Russia?

Debate is growing in Brussels about appointing an EU special envoy to deal with Russia. However, internal splits might prevent the bloc from playing a decisive role.

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Ukraine: Former energy minister accused of money laundering

Ukrainian anti-corruption bodies have accused the former energy minister of money laundering. Prosecutors allege that his family received millions of dollars in foreign accounts.

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Rubio praises Orban and Hungary ahead of crunch election

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has backed Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's leadership during a visit to Budapest. Nationalist leader Orban faces a strong opposition challenge ahead of elections in April.

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France: Macron's pro-business agenda hit by budget chaos

France's 2026 budget finally passed the country's parliament, putting an end to months of deadlock. But for some, the bill marks the end of President Macron's pro-business policies.

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Belarusian activist Kolesnikova on starting over in Germany

Maria Kolesnikova was a leading figure in the 2020 protests against Belarusian strongman Alexander Lukashenko. She reflects on this turbulent time, and her new life in German exile.

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'No regrets.' Belarusian activist talks exile in Germany

Maria Kolesnikova was a leading figure in the 2020 protests against Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko. After her unexpected release from prison, she came to Germany to rebuild her life.

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German and UK military chiefs state case for rearming

The top military officials of the German and UK militaries say "rearmament is not warmongering." Germany's Carsten Breuer and the UK's Richard Knighton jointly pushed the "moral" case amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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Hungary: Magyar launches anti-Orban election campaign

Peter Magyar's opposition Tisza party is pledging to combat corruption in one of the European Union's poorest countries and reverse Budapest's pivot towards Russia.

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Europe looks to shore up own defenses amid US uncertainty

NATO remains a vital security umbrella for Europe, but self-reliance and mutual defense was a recurring theme for the continent's leaders during the annual Munich Security Conference.

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Marco Rubio visits Trump allies in Eastern Europe

The US Secretary of State is on a two-day trip to Slovakia and Hungary, whose leaders have close ties with Trump. Both countries are being courted to cut their reliance on Russia for energy in favor of US alternatives.

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Prague exhibition documents Slovak National Gallery decline

A Prague exhibition called "Free National Gallery — Description of a Struggle" details the political dispute over culture in neighboring Slovakia under Robert Fico. It carries an implicit warning for Czech culture, too.

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France assembles magistrate team to examine 'Epstein files'

A team of magistrates will search the so-called "Epstein files" to identify any further possible offenses. The case of French modelling agent Jean-Luc Brunel is to be thoroughly re-examined.

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