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Hard-right parties in France, Germany and Italy are hungry for success in the EU elections but national differences matter
The antiquated system of setting prices is frustrating for merchants and their customers
Preparations have begun to allow breakdancers at the Place de la Concorde and archers at Les Invalides
Sports streaming group accuses DFL of ‘unlawful behaviour’ after losing out to Sky
UBS donates 166 photographs to DC museum; Brussels fair fights VAT hike; merged galleries open first shows in Spain
With the right approach it’s possible to respect a home’s historical features while introducing modern furnishings
Head of financial institutions group for Europe relocates at sensitive time for its operations on the continent
Anne Brorhilker, who led investigation into ‘cum-ex’ scandal, accuses judiciary of being too lenient on white-collar crime
A husband and wife team allegedly conspired to smuggle sensitive military technology out of Europe on Beijing’s orders
Grown-ups are needed in these troubled times but must do a better job on the climate problem
Company’s products sold abroad last year totalled €23.5bn, underscoring importance of country’s luxury sector
Two men held for alleged plan to sabotage military sites including a base training Ukrainian soldiers
Also this week, evidence grows that new border controls are hitting meat imports
Berlin launches global call to help protect cities, troops and infrastructure from Russia’s ‘murderous onslaught’
Planning issues and security risks mean that with less than 100 days to go, excitement levels in Paris are low
Her new Ballett Zürich production based on Ian McEwan’s novel Atonement brings a tricksy narrative to the stage
Politicians say chaotic attempt to shut down gathering undermines free speech ahead of EU elections
Anti-corruption prosecutors are probing a loan made by a private bank to Signa property group
At the venerable Hotel De L’Europe, a new suite offers the chance to spend a night ‘inside the artist’s head’
Chinese president warns German Chancellor Olaf Scholz against ‘rise of protectionism’
Austrian lender, which has pledged to exit Russia, orders internal probe following FT findings
Amid rising concerns about the US security guarantee, policymakers mull how to ensure the continent’s defence
The city’s food culture is extraordinary — but few tourists get to see it
Authorities investigating cash payments to MEPs ahead of June vote, says PM Alexander De Croo
After the March insolvency of the Austrian family foundations, investors are asking where the tycoon’s fortune has gone
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