European Politics
Brussels, the twenty-seven capitals, elections, coalitions and the decisions steering the continent.
Budapest reset signals new EU-Hungary chapter amid Ukraine peace scramble
Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa join Budapest's 1956 commemoration, signaling a reset with Hungary's new PM. Meanwhile, Europe scramb
France faces new protests as EU seeks Hungary reset and Serbia votes
France prepares for another weekend of protests after violent clashes. EU leaders visit Budapest to mark Hungary's 1956 uprising, signaling
Trump's embrace of Putin alarms Kyiv and European capitals
Trump's overtures to Putin have reignited fears that Washington is pressing Ukraine toward surrender. European leaders are scrambling to kee
Polish women rally nationwide as abortion reform stalls in parliament
Women are demonstrating across Poland, accusing the government of token gestures on abortion reform. Parliament passed two bills to ease res
European Parliament urges EU to blacklist Yemen's Houthis as terrorists
The European Parliament has approved a resolution calling for Yemen's Houthi rebels to be placed on the EU's terrorist list. The move follow
Azerbaijani families seek EU help to find 4,000 missing from Karabakh war
Relatives of more than 4,000 Azerbaijanis missing since the first Karabakh war rallied in Brussels, demanding EU pressure on Armenia. They s
EU and Canada deepen ties as Britain seeks its own reset
The EU has offered Canada an unprecedented 'associate membership' status, with a summit in Montreal set to define the partnership. Britain,
Italy approves aid package for transport and farming amid trucker protests
Italy's Council of Ministers approved a decree-law on Thursday to support road haulage, agriculture, and fisheries after trucker protests ov
Germany arrests Ukrainian national suspected of spying for Russia
A Ukrainian national was arrested in Brandenburg on suspicion of spying for Russia. He allegedly gathered military information from the Euro
Russian strikes kill at least nine across Ukraine in 24 hours
At least nine people were killed in Russian attacks across Ukraine over the past 24 hours. Overnight missile and drone strikes caused fires
European Parliament backs ICC with Sakharov Prize amid US sanctions
The European Parliament has awarded the Sakharov Prize to the International Criminal Court, signaling strong opposition to US sanctions. The
Italy cracks down on trucker blockades as fuel protests disrupt supplies
Italian police are dismantling roadblocks set up by truckers protesting high diesel costs, with ministers warning of prison sentences. The b