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Published on 27/03/2026 – 15:39 GMT+1•Updated 15:45 European Union finance ministers are considering capping oil prices or taxing windfall profits as they weigh a coordinated response to rising energy costs, amid surging natural gas and oil prices driven by the war in Iran. Analysts warn that further price spikes could echo the 2022 energy crisis. EU officials insist the bloc is better prepared than in 2022, when Russia’s invasion of Ukraine triggered severe energy shortages. They point to increased domestic clean energy production and stronger infrastructure. However, uncertainty remains high due to the unpredictable duration of the conflict. Officials also…
Governments have exhausted most quick solutions, and the construction industry is struggling to modernise. Modular…
Published on 26/03/2026 – 9:22 GMT+1 Not so long ago, Poland and Hungary used to…
A 42-year-old former French police officer is suspected of killing two women whose bodies were…
By Ana Filipa Palma with Euronews Published on 26/03/2026 – 15:08 GMT+1 In February 2023, the report of…
Published on 26/03/2026 – 19:15 GMT+1 Swedish prosecutors on Thursday called for lengthy prison sentences…
Published on 26/03/2026 – 17:31 GMT+1 Fresh upheaval in the ranks of the ruling majority.…
The European Commission has cast aside German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s suggestion to pursue a trade…
Prolonged disruption to liquified natural gas (LNG) supplies from the Middle East could send prices…
France bid farewell to former prime minister Lionel Jospin on Thursday, with President Emmanuel Macron…
Millions across Europe can no longer afford safe, stable homes. The housing crisis is now…
The European Parliament approved on Thursday a law aimed at speeding up the return of…
The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) has taken a decisive step toward what could become one…
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