Europe
Europe’s women’s national teams enter a decisive June window on Friday, with direct qualification for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup, play-off places and promotion or relegation all still at…
Europe
Brussels says there are no current signs of a shortage, but the cost shock is still testing airlines, passengers and Europe’s energy resilience. The European Union says it does not…
Economy
Fresh forecasts show slower euro area growth, higher prices and harder choices for the ECB Europe’s most important business and economic story today is the return of a familiar pressure:…
Europe
Tivat summit will put enlargement, security and democratic standards back at the centre of Europe’s political agenda The European Union is preparing to discuss ways to make the Western Balkans’…
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Europe’s record-breaking May heatwave has arrived before summer, bringing deaths, pressure on emergency services, disrupted schools, health warnings and renewed concern over whether the continent is ready for extreme heat....
FORB
Hungary’s new administration has been handed a rare opportunity: to turn religious freedom from a politically managed issue into a genuine democratic guarantee. In remarks published on 12 May 2026,...
Europe
Germany’s public broadcaster reported the end of federal surveillance, but preserved the very stigma that decades of intelligence monitoring helped create. On 15 May 2026, Tagesschau reported that Germany’s domestic...
News
Freedom of religion vs freedom from religion shapes law, schools and public life. Here is where the rights meet, clash and require balance.
Europe
At the historic Matthiae Mahl in Hamburg, European Council President António Costa set out a vision of a stronger European Union that can defend itself, compete economically and act independently...
News
In Telde—one of Gran Canaria’s most important municipalities—local leadership is often judged by daily realities: whether services work, whether neighbourhood concerns are heard, and whether City Hall feels reachable. Since...
