Germany orders SEFE to add gas to winter stocks
Berlin has told SEFE to increase its gas stocks before winter, while the Economy Ministry says it has no concerns about supplies.
Berlin has told SEFE to increase its gas stocks before winter, while the Economy Ministry says it has no concerns about supplies.
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PRO has sought to reassure opposition parties that its support for the Dutch Social Affairs budget is not a vote for cuts to education or healthcare.
The Nato chief called for continued defence investment and more support for Ukraine, while Danish intelligence warned of a low but growing risk of a limited Russian attack.
The Dutch food safety regulator found violations at 96 of 154 summer hospitality venues it inspected, with flies and food temperatures among the problems.
A £2.3m, five-year UK study will test whether a tailored 12-week programme improves quality of life for women with endometriosis pain.
Greggs is proposing to close four UK factories and cut 740 jobs in a manufacturing overhaul. Staff consultation is expected to begin soon.
Arkadii Petrov, 21, had fled Russia’s invasion with his family and spent a year at the Scottish school before returning to Ukraine to serve.
The mayor reported debris on diplomatic premises in central Kyiv after a Russian attack that killed three people across the city.
An appeal court in Budapest has cut the German activist’s eight-year sentence by a year and changed a finding concerning a criminal organisation.