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By Anna Schroeder

Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.

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EU migration crisis deepens as Schengen checks spread and solidarity falters
Europe

EU migration crisis deepens as Schengen checks spread and solidarity falters

Over 70,000 migrants entered Ceuta in a single day, triggering border controls across the Schengen area. EU states clash over solidarity and

Russian overnight strikes on Kyiv kill at least eight, including railway workers
Politics

Russian overnight strikes on Kyiv kill at least eight, including railway workers

At least eight people were killed in Russian missile and drone strikes on Kyiv overnight, including seven railway workers. The attack came a

Europe's evening briefing: key stories for September 1, 2026
Europe

Europe's evening briefing: key stories for September 1, 2026

From Brussels to Berlin, here are the key developments shaping Europe this evening. Trade, climate, and security lead the agenda.

South London temple prays for missing members after Nepal floods
World

South London temple prays for missing members after Nepal floods

Sixteen members of a south London Hindu temple are missing after floods in Nepal near Tibet. Families await news as rescue efforts continue.

Midday Europe Bulletin: September 1, 2026
Europe

Midday Europe Bulletin: September 1, 2026

Spain ties September heat record at 45.7°C. EU border checks tighten as EES flexibility ends. Other developments across the continent.

Belgian court denies release for Canadian woman accused of spying for NATO
Politics

Belgian court denies release for Canadian woman accused of spying for NATO

A Belgian court has refused to release a Canadian woman accused of spying for a third country during an internship at NATO's SHAPE headquart

Eurasian leaders meet in Bishkek to reshape regional alliances
Politics

Eurasian leaders meet in Bishkek to reshape regional alliances

Leaders from 21 countries gathered in Bishkek for the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, aiming to deepen ties and counter Western in

Algeria's president moves to reinstate death penalty for arsonists after deadly fires
Politics

Algeria's president moves to reinstate death penalty for arsonists after deadly fires

Wildfires in northeastern Algeria have killed at least 12 people and injured dozens more. President Abdelmadjid Tebboune has ordered a legal

Europe's evening briefing: key stories for August 31, 2026
Europe

Europe's evening briefing: key stories for August 31, 2026

German inflation cools to 2.9% in August, easing pressure on ECB hawks. Portugal's car market sees EVs take over a third of sales. Spain's j

Lionel Messi retires from Argentina national team after father's death
World

Lionel Messi retires from Argentina national team after father's death

Lionel Messi has announced his retirement from international football, saying he has 'nothing left to give' after a career that included Wor

Baltic states push back on fears of imminent Russian attack
Politics

Baltic states push back on fears of imminent Russian attack

Officials across NATO's eastern flank say there is no evidence of an imminent Russian attack, even as they strengthen defences. They warn th

German inflation hits 2.9% in August, easing pressure on ECB hawks
Europe

German inflation hits 2.9% in August, easing pressure on ECB hawks

German inflation accelerated to 2.9% in August, but came in below expectations. The data offers modest relief to the ECB ahead of its Septem