By Anna Schroeder
Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.
Santiago floods injure six as torrential rains hit Chile's capital
Torrential rains battered Santiago on Thursday, causing mudslides, flooding homes, and sweeping cars through streets. Six people were injure
Kyiv seeks dialogue with Seoul after ambassador recall over POW disclosure
South Korea recalled its ambassador to Ukraine after Zelenskyy revealed the transfer of two North Korean POWs. Kyiv denies breaching a non-d
French farmers drive tractors into Paris to protest EU-Mercosur trade deal
Hundreds of French farmers drove tractors into Paris to protest the EU-Mercosur trade deal. They warn that tariff-free imports from Brazil,
Yandex data centre in Ryazan ablaze after reported Ukrainian drone strike
A fire broke out at a Yandex data centre in Sasovo, Ryazan region, following a reported Ukrainian drone attack. The facility was taken offli
Spain's tax burden tops 53% of labour costs, think tank says
A Madrid-based think tank calculates that taxes and social security absorb €53.60 of every €100 in labour costs in Spain. The report also hi
Mélenchon hails Bastille rally as French student protests grow
Thousands of students rallied at Place de la Bastille in Paris on Thursday, with clashes later erupting as police used tear gas. Jean-Luc Mé
Sophie Adenot sets European spaceflight record after 235-day ISS mission
Sophie Adenot has returned to Earth after 235 days in orbit, setting a new European record for the longest spaceflight. The French astronaut
US indicts Nicolás Maduro and wife on torture charges
US authorities have indicted former Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, on charges of conspiring to use torture
Rubio calls Portugal 'ideal gateway' for US firms during Lisbon visit
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio wrapped up his NATO tour in Lisbon, calling Portugal an 'ideal gateway' for American tech firms. He praise
Baku conference: political will, not technology, key to identifying missing
Around 280,000 people are registered missing in Ukraine, with 10,000 new cases monthly. Experts meeting in Baku say the main obstacle is not
Turkmenistan at 35: neutrality, gas wealth, and a modernising state
Turkmenistan celebrated 35 years of independence with a large parade in Ashgabat, joined by UN officials. The country's permanent neutrality
Royal Navy sailor in court on charges of spying for Russia
Teddy Young, a Royal Navy warfare intelligence rating, faces charges under the UK's National Security Act for allegedly accessing and retain