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Ceuta prepares second beach eviction as migrants return to Trampolín
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Ceuta prepares second beach eviction as migrants return to Trampolín

Ceuta authorities will attempt a second eviction at Trampolín beach on Friday after migrants returned. Around 500 people are camping there,

Anna Schroeder ·
Latvia intercepts 28 migrants using tunnel from Belarus amid hybrid pressure
Europe

Latvia intercepts 28 migrants using tunnel from Belarus amid hybrid pressure

Latvian border guards intercepted 28 migrants who used a tunnel from Belarus, the second such discovery this year. The country has recorded

Pierre Lefevre ·
ICC president warns US sanctions could end international rule of law
Europe

ICC president warns US sanctions could end international rule of law

ICC President Tomoko Akane says US sanctions against her could mark the beginning of the end for international rule of law. The EU and sever

Anna Schroeder ·
Kyiv eyes anti-ballistic systems with EU's €90 billion loan
Europe

Kyiv eyes anti-ballistic systems with EU's €90 billion loan

Kyiv has floated using the next tranche of the EU's €90 billion loan to buy anti-ballistic missile systems. Discussions are ongoing over whe

Pierre Lefevre ·
Spain relocates migrants from Ceuta beach camp to shelters
Europe

Spain relocates migrants from Ceuta beach camp to shelters

Spain has started relocating migrants from a makeshift camp on Ceuta's El Trampolín beach. The move comes nearly three weeks after a mass bo

Anna Schroeder ·
Ghent suspends researcher who accused late Cambridge professor of plagiarism
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Ghent suspends researcher who accused late Cambridge professor of plagiarism

Ghent University has suspended a postdoctoral researcher who spearheaded plagiarism accusations against the late Cambridge professor Jason A

Pierre Lefevre ·
Europe's military manpower crisis: the struggle to find 100,000 troops
Europe

Europe's military manpower crisis: the struggle to find 100,000 troops

The EU's €800 billion rearmament plan hinges on finding enough troops. Military associations report widespread recruitment and retention pro

Anna Schroeder ·
Morning Briefing: August 21, 2026 – Key European Updates
Europe

Morning Briefing: August 21, 2026 – Key European Updates

From Paris to Berlin, here are the top stories shaping Europe this morning. Political shifts, market movements, and cultural highlights in o

Pierre Lefevre ·
Iceland's EU referendum closes with tight race expected
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Iceland's EU referendum closes with tight race expected

Icelanders have voted in a historic referendum on whether to resume EU accession talks. Polling stations closed at 22:00 local time, with ea

Pierre Lefevre ·
Finland charges mother with trafficking children to IS-held Syria
Europe

Finland charges mother with trafficking children to IS-held Syria

A Finnish-Russian woman faces two counts of aggravated human trafficking for bringing her children to IS-controlled Syria. The alleged crime

Pierre Lefevre ·
Ukrainian soldiers vanish during training in Germany, report finds
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Ukrainian soldiers vanish during training in Germany, report finds

Die Zeit reports hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers have deserted after training in Germany. The federal government has not released official fi

Anna Schroeder ·
Europe's evening briefing: August 20, 2026 – key updates
Europe

Europe's evening briefing: August 20, 2026 – key updates

From Brussels to Berlin, here are the key developments shaping Europe this evening. Political shifts, market moves, and cultural highlights

Anna Schroeder ·