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Conservative opposition to Socialist government takes eight-point poll lead ahead of next year’s general elections
Ministers to pave way for more hurdles, but no outright ban on Russian tourists
Brussels plans to lower regulatory barriers to mining raw materials needed for wind farms and electric vehicles
From price freezes to cheap public transport, countries are turning to a variety of measures to reduce costs
Pipeline from Iberian peninsula to France proposed in effort to wean Europe off Russian gas
Despite a strong second quarter economists still think the region will fall into recession
France and southern Europe outperform forecasts but economists warn of darkening prospects as German GDP stalls
Economists welcome creation of more permanent jobs resulting from labour reforms
Country’s largest bank boosted by rising interest rates and strong performance in Latin America
Hotels, restaurants and tour operators hit by more than 400,000 vacancies in southern eurozone countries
Several countries push back on proposal to cut consumption by 15% ahead of winter supply crunch
For savers who can’t stay away from their portfolios, some suggestions from FT correspondents
Five countries declare states of emergency or issue red alerts as temperatures break records across northern Europe
Dangerous blazes are becoming more common as climate change brings winter droughts and very hot summers
Sánchez government targets lenders as it seeks funds to lessen pain of inflation
European regulators consider vaccinating babies and toddlers, but some question the value of targeting youngsters
‘Stampede’ said to have happened as 2,000 tried to breach fence separating Morocco and territory of Melilla
People’s party inflicts defeat on Socialists before municipal and regional ballots and general election next year
Supply and use rise sharply as organised crime gangs exploit digital communications and transport networks
Growing tension over contested territory of Western Sahara leads to trade ban with Madrid
World’s largest clothing retailer posts 80% rise despite closure of Russian stores following Ukraine invasion
Licence issued to consortium led by US financier as ministers satisfied Roman Abramovich would not benefit from funds
Government determined to rein in public spending
Paz Esteban fired after phones of prime minister and Catalan politicians allegedly breached using surveillance software
First confirmed use of the espionage software against a serving head of government
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