Thousands of people demonstrated across Italy, Portugal, Belgium and Albania over the weekend, protesting against rising living costs, education expenses and government policies, as confrontations with police turned violent in several cities.
by Our Correspondent in Brussel The European Union is preparing to fundamentally overhaul its immigration policy, aiming to revamp the post-war 1951 Refugee Convention, which has long governed asylum procedures. The drastic
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Remaining competitive is fundamental for Europe’s future. We need faster economic growth and higher productivity to protect the quality of life for Europeans — from their jobs and incomes to their security
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A deepening dispute over EU energy policies has led to the collapse of Norway’s coalition government, just as tensions rise in Europe and the US regarding energy and territorial concerns. Prime Minister
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Before Trump had even been confirmed as the 47th President of the United States of America, one European think tank had declared that “the biggest crisis in transatlantic relations since Suez” is
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The world is on track to generate more nuclear energy in 2025 than ever before, signaling a new era of growth for the nuclear sector. According to the latest report by the
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The European Commission’s ongoing review of investigations into tech giants such as Apple, Meta, and Google is causing concern within Europe’s tech sector. In a letter set to be published today and
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Tesla has filed a legal challenge against the European Union over tariffs imposed on imports of electric vehicles (EVs) from China, escalating tensions between the US-based carmaker and Brussels. The European Court
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An underwater data cable connecting Sweden and Latvia was damaged early on Sunday morning, marking at least the fourth suspected sabotage incident in the Baltic Sea in recent months. The latest disruption
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Japanese investors have sharply reduced their holdings of Eurozone government debt, marking the fastest pace of sell-offs in over ten years. The trend highlights how rising interest rates in Japan are reshaping
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Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has won a seventh term in office, solidifying his three-decade-long rule of the former Soviet republic. According to state media exit polls released on Sunday, Lukashenko secured a
More The European Union has faced a sharp rise in energy prices following the disruption of cheap fossil fuel deliveries from Russia, according to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. Speaking at
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In a surprising twist, US and European intelligence agencies now agree that recent damage to underwater cables in the Baltic Sea was caused by accidents involving commercial vessels, not deliberate sabotage by
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Brussels has escalated its scrutiny of X, the social media platform owned by Elon Musk, by demanding full disclosure of recent changes to its recommendation algorithm. This move comes as part of
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Airbus, the European aerospace giant, came close to achieving its 2024 delivery target after a strong year-end push, delivering 766 jets to airlines and lessors. This figure, while falling slightly short of
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Nato’s senior military official, Admiral Rob Bauer, has sharply criticised Western financial institutions for avoiding investments in the defence sector, describing such actions as “stupid” in light of the rising security threats
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