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Bosnia preliminary results put Bećirović, Cvijanović and Filipović ahead as turnout falls to 42.02%
Preliminary Bosnia election results show Bećirović, Cvijanović and Filipović leading the tripartite presidency contests as turnout falls to 42.02%.
Bosnia votes in pivotal election as EU accession, ethnic divisions and foreign influence collide
More than 3.4 million people are on Bosnia’s voter register as the country elects its tripartite presidency and parliaments in a pivotal test of its EU path.
Russia puts Nestlé, Metro and Auchan assets under state-backed management as EU tensions deepen
Russia has placed local assets linked to Nestlé, Metro and Auchan under temporary management as Moscow widens economic retaliation against European companies.
Plug Power expands European hydrogen push with 280 MW Denmark deal and 1 GW-plus Arcadia pipeline
Plug Power secured a 280 MW Arcadia eFuels deal and a 1 GW-plus project pipeline. Find out what it means for hydrogen growth and investors.
EU warns of energy price crisis as gas storage falls 12 points below 2025
European Union governments are being urged to consider reducing gas and electricity demand as storage levels lag last year and Iran-war disruption drives prices higher.
Spain blames Morocco border failure for Ceuta migrant crisis as thousands remain stranded
Spain says Morocco’s border controls failed as more than 70,000 migrants entered Ceuta. Find out why the crisis is still shaking Europe.
EU extends Russia individual sanctions by only seven days as Alisher Usmanov dispute blocks six-month deal
European Union governments have extended individual Russia-related sanctions only until September 22 after failing to reach unanimity on a normal six-month renewal.
Canada looks to Europe as Carney pushes unprecedented EU alliance amid US trade tensions
Canada is pursuing a deeper European Union alliance as US trade tensions grow. Find out how the strategy could reshape Canada’s global economy.
Albin Kurti returns as Kosovo prime minister but presidential deadlock risks fourth election in two years
Kosovo’s parliament has returned Albin Kurti to government with 62 votes, but failure to elect a president could trigger yet another election and delay European Union reforms.
EU weighs PET, epoxy resin and glass fibre import curbs as chemicals crisis deepens
France, Italy and Germany are considering European Union safeguard requests covering PET, epoxy resin and glass fibres as cheap imports, energy costs and weak demand squeeze domestic producers.