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Italy is inching closer to recognition of Palestine, suggests envoy
Mona Abuamara says 'multiple factors' may help 'push through' Rome's acknowledgement of sovereignty
InterviewEU deserves seat on Gaza 'board of peace', says Kallas
In an interview with The National, the bloc's foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas outlines how Europe and Arab states exchange co-operation in Gaza and Ukraine
EU to strengthen economic ties with Egypt with €5bn support package
Cairo wants to be viewed as 'reliable partner' by Brussels
First EU-Egypt summit to strengthen Gaza diplomacy
The EU wants to talk to Egypt about supporting humanitarian efforts in Gaza
EU pivots away from sanctions against Israel
'We are not taking them off the table and we are not moving with them either,' says bloc's foreign affairs minister
EU agrees to monitor Iraqi parliamentary elections as independent observers
November 11 elections are sixth since US-led invasion of Iraq in 2003
Priceless jewels stolen in heist at Louvre Museum in Paris
Crown of Napoleon III's wife found damaged after display cases smashed in raid during opening hours
Europe's leaders flesh out support for Gaza reconstruction before key summit
Cairo conference in November stems from US-brokered peace plan - but could boost role of Palestinian Authority
EU unveils pact to boost relations in Mediterranean region
Gulf countries to be integrated as privileged partners in initiative to promote co-operation
Morocco plants flag on AI development with $60m data centre plan
North African nation aims to export data to sub-Saharan states from new trailblazing storage hub
Western countries accused of silencing pro-Palestine protests
Disproportionate restrictions imposed by US, UK, France and Germany, claims report
French Prime Minister boosts survival chances by ditching pension reform
Sebastien Lecornu says move will cost €400m in 2026 and rise to €1.8bn in 2027
France's new cabinet at risk of collapse over budget, as Macron seeks stability
Mix of new and old faces in Sebastien Lecornu's government, with Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot to retain his post
Europe's Palestine supporters to 'stay in the streets' despite Gaza ceasefire
Anger aimed at governments remains, with organisers in UK planning 'largest ever' demonstration
Belgian police foil suspected terror plot targeting Prime Minister Bart De Wever
Three people have been arrested in the northern city of Antwerp
