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The case adds to Sánchez’s mounting political headaches as his party and inner circle has been shaken by a string of corruption scandals

Az ukrán vezérkar bemutatta annak a drónnak az útvonalát, amely észlelésük szerint péntek reggel Magyarországról kétszer berepült Ukrajna légterébe.

Baleset történt Lask felől Pazdics irányában a Nagymihályi járásában. A járműben három felnőtt és két gyermek utazott, mindegyiküket kórházba szállították, egyikük sincs életveszélyben.

Szombat délután földalatti gázszivárgás miatt több tucat embert kellett evakuálni egy lakóházból Szinnán.

The Patriot system provides long-range interception of both ballistic and cruise missiles

Germany has recently reported an increase in the number of suspicious drone sightings

Recruitment materials, travel documents, and job offer letters were seized during the raid.

Earlier this week, the Danish police said that evidence pointed to "capable actors"

"It feels good to be an inspiration," double Guinness World Record breaker Hilda Baci tells the BBC.

Written by Carmen-Cristina Cîrlig.

For more than four decades, Iran has faced various international sanctions designed to modify its regime’s conduct across multiple areas of concern. These areas include nuclear and ballistic missile programmes and proliferation, support for terrorism, regional destabilisation and human rights abuses. Since 1979, the United States’ (US) sanctions on Iran have evolved into a complex and comprehensive regime. Between 2006 and 2010, the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) imposed multilateral sanctions specifically targeting Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile proliferation activities. The European Union (EU) has implemented the UNSC measures and, since 2010, has developed its own restrictive measures on Iran. The EU’s sanctions extend beyond non-proliferation concerns to encompass measures for Iran’s human rights violations, support for terrorism and assistance to Russia’s war of aggression against Ukraine.

The 2015 Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) established an agreement between Iran, the five permanent members of the UNSC, plus Germany and the EU’s High Representative. This agreement provided for the gradual lifting of sanctions against Iran in exchange for limitations on its nuclear programme. Following the US’s withdrawal from the deal in 2018 and the subsequent re-imposition of previously lifted US sanctions, Iran began violating its JCPOA commitments. On 28 August 2025, the three European parties to the JCPOA – France, Germany and the United Kingdom – triggered the procedure to restore all UNSC sanctions on Iran, which were originally set to definitively expire on 18 October 2025. Although diplomatic efforts were complicated by Israeli and US military strikes against Iran in June 2025, and despite the UNSC’s rejection on 19 September of a draft resolution to extend the lifting of sanctions, dialogue between Iran and the European powers continues in search of a diplomatic solution to prevent the re-imposition of comprehensive UNSC sanctions scheduled for 28 September 2025.

Read the complete briefing on ‘International sanctions on Iran: Overview of the main regimes and recent events‘ in the Think Tank pages of the European Parliament.

Charles Mwesigwa led a degrading network exploiting vulnerable women in glamorous parts of Dubai.

"We are not alone," said Copa's president, pointing to the poor reception the Commission’s proposal has received in both the European Parliament and the Council.

Kubilius called on other capitals to join, citing "provocations" elsewhere in Europe

As President Trump unveiled an aggressive tariff package, Ireland was left scrambling for clarification about its critically exposed pharma sector, drama ensued, then, white smoke

Of bad and ugly news there is always plenty; good often demands some unorthodox interpretations, vicarious leaps into the shoes of a spiteful Eurosceptic, and otherwise disregarding the broader context

All boxing activities in Ghana are suspended following the death of super-middleweight Ernest Akushey 11 days after a bout in Accra.

Sarkozy’s conviction marks the first time a French president is expected to serve time in prison

The lobby group FoodDrinkEurope argued that “ultra-processed foods” is a contested term and that some countries would reject processing as a basis for health policy

The Jutland Declaration, which Euractiv obtained, pushes to beef up online child protection and is set to be signed by EU countries early next month

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Eulex Kosovo mission: the General Court dismisses the action for damages brought against EU institutions and an EU body