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The attacker, a former student armed with a pistol and shotgun, killed nine before taking his own life.

In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about India eyeing major concessions on the EU trade deal, Italian referendums collapsing after a right-wing boycott, and so much more.

Supreme Court probe finds evidence Spain’s top prosecutor leaked confidential data in a politically sensitive case tied to Madrid’s regional government.

Czech and Slovak leaders are scrambling to salvage relations after months of diplomatic snubs, sharp insults, and clashing stances on Ukraine.

Poland’s razor-thin presidential runoff has sparked allegations of vote tampering and triggered a formal probe by the National Election Commission.

Italy’s referendums on labour and citizenship collapsed after low turnout—fueling accusations of voter suppression and calls to overhaul the system.

Brussels is under fire for blocking low-carbon cement, with critics accusing it of caving to industry pressure and stalling green innovation.

Orbán urged Le Pen's RN party to emerge triumphant from the next presidential election.

Rutte's remarks come just weeks before NATO countries are expected to commit to higher defence spending.

Those aboard the vessel “were provided with sandwiches and water” and “are expected to return to their home countries”, according to Israeli authorities.

Last month the Commission placed all 27 countries in a ‘low risk’ category for deforestation – a classic EU fudge paying lip service to the fight against climate change at a time of widespread forest degradation and illegal logging in Europe.

The drones, whose model remains undisclosed, would primarily serve the Ukrainian armed forces but also benefit French troops.

Aboard the boat are nationals of Germany, France, Brazil, Turkey, Sweden, Spain and the Netherlands.

With the next parliamentary elections set for October 2026, the recent municipal results signal a growing momentum for the populist Latvia First party.

Airlangga did not disclose any agreements that would be part of the deal

European officials and businesses' have repeatedly criticised China's export restrictions, which they argue have severely harmed Europe's long-suffering industries.

The money was reportedly paid to the NGOs in 2023, one year after contracts between the Commission and the NGOs were signed.

The leaders will debate Arctic security during the visit together with the premier of the semi-autonomous Danish territory, Jens-Frederik Nielsen.

Banning children from social media is a simplistic and ineffective approach to tackle the increasing harms they face online. Instead, governments should hold the companies that create these platforms accountable.

Scandals are piling up for Sánchez, but the opposition is split: the Popular Party calls for protests while Vox pushes a likely doomed no-confidence vote.