By Anna Schroeder
Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.
Leipzig airport fence incident: two men surrender to police
Two men, aged 20 and 32, surrendered to Leipzig police after a car damaged an airport fence. The younger man claims he lost control; the car
Istanbul flood death toll reaches eight as recovery efforts continue
The death toll from last week's floods in Istanbul has risen to eight as search teams found more bodies. Governor Davut Gül reported nearly
Hoax bomb threats target schools across Northern Ireland and Scotland
Around 160 schools in Northern Ireland and several in Scotland received bomb threats on Monday. Officials say the threats appear to be hoaxe
How a nonsensical slogan became the voice of France's student protests
A cryptic Snapchat message has become the unofficial slogan of French student protests, spreading to Brussels, Bologna, and Milan. The phras
EU Arctic strategy proposes Greenland cable to counter digital threats
Brussels is set to unveil an Arctic strategy proposing a sovereign submarine cable from Greenland to Europe. The project aims to strengthen
French looters boast online as minister concedes police lost control
Young looters in France posted videos on TikTok and X boasting about their hauls and taunting riot police. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez a
Lula and Bolsonaro clash in heated debate ahead of Brazil's runoff
Brazil's presidential runoff is set for October 25, with Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro trading insults in a heated debate. Corruption remains a
Putin proposes three-way summit with Trump and Xi, shunning Kyiv
Vladimir Putin has proposed a trilateral summit with Donald Trump and Xi Jinping on the sidelines of the APEC meeting in Shenzhen next month
EU ambassador: Kyiv is now a frontline city as Russian strikes intensify
EU ambassador Katarína Mathernová says Kyiv has become a 'true frontline city' as Russian attacks disrupt daily life. She defends Europe's s
Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv diverted to Sofia after bomb threat
An Austrian Airlines flight from Tel Aviv to Vienna was diverted to Sofia on Sunday after a bomb threat. Bulgarian authorities scrambled a M
Albania's PM defies calls to resign as Tirana unrest enters sixth day
Violent protests in Tirana over university conditions and corruption have entered a sixth day, with Prime Minister Edi Rama rejecting calls
UN aid chief: Children will die from forced budget cuts
UN humanitarian chief Tom Fletcher warns that forced budget cuts will lead to children's deaths in conflict zones. He condemns the killing o