By Anna Schroeder
Former EU affairs correspondent based in Brussels. Covers the Commission, Parliament and the diplomacy of the twenty-seven.
Kazakhstan's Day of Remembrance: Honoring Soviet Famine and Repression Victims
Kazakhstan marks 31 May as a day of remembrance for the millions who died in the Soviet famine and political purges. President Kassym-Jomart
EU Sanctions Envoy: China Remains 'Very Big Problem' for Russia Measures
EU sanctions envoy David O'Sullivan says China remains a 'very big problem' for the effectiveness of measures against Russia. Beijing contin
IAEA Chief: Drone Attack on UAE's Barakah Plant Posed Greater Risk Than Zaporizhzhia
Rafael Grossi told Euronews the drone attack on the UAE's Barakah nuclear plant was potentially more dangerous than Zaporizhzhia because its
Mango Founder Death Probe Expands: Judge Investigates Son's Associates
The judge in Martorell has ordered new measures to examine phone records and contacts of Jonathan Andic, including a family therapist. The d
Portugal Grounded: General Strike Shuts Hospitals, Schools, and Airports Over Labour Reforms
Portugal faces a major general strike as workers protest the government's proposed labour law overhaul. Hospitals report near-total walkouts
Europe's Drone Security Gaps Exposed After Romanian Incident
A Russian drone crashed into a Romanian apartment block, with Moscow offering no apologies. The EU's drone security plan faces challenges as
UK Treasury Minister Calls Britain's Return to EU 'Inevitable'
UK Treasury minister Lord Spencer Livermore has stated that Britain's return to the European Union is 'an inevitability'. His comments come
Southampton Erupts in Violence After Sikh Man Convicted of Student's Murder
Hundreds gathered in Southampton on Tuesday, hurling stones and chairs at police after Vickrum Digwa was sentenced to life for murdering stu
Hungary Signals Flexibility on Ukraine EU Talks as Brussels Prepares New Russia Sanctions
Hungary's government signals it could drop opposition to Ukraine's EU accession talks if Kyiv guarantees rights for the Hungarian minority.
Brussels to Press Italy on Industrial Strategy and Tax Reform
The European Commission is set to criticise Italy for lacking a robust industrial strategy and for a tax system overly reliant on labour. Re
How Drone Incursions Became a Persistent Reality Across Europe
A Russian drone strike on a Romanian apartment block injured two civilians, marking a new phase in spillover from the war in Ukraine. Incurs
IRGC General Warns Iran Has Undisclosed Military Options as US Talks Stall
Brigadier General MohammadJafar Asadi claims Iran has not revealed all its military 'trump cards' and is prepared for direct confrontation.