European Politics
Brussels, the twenty-seven capitals, elections, coalitions and the decisions steering the continent.
Two Teenagers Held in Rennes After 12-Year-Old Found Dead with Towel Around Neck
A 12-year-old boy was found dead in Rennes on Sunday with a towel around his neck. A 16-year-old boy was arrested Monday, and a teenage girl
Moscow Orders Foreigners Out of Kyiv as New Wave of Strikes Looms
Russia has told foreign citizens and diplomats in Kyiv to evacuate, citing plans for systematic strikes on the city. The warning follows one
Belarus Opposition Leader Visits Kyiv After Russia's Largest Missile Attack of the Year
Belarusian opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya made her first visit to Kyiv on Monday, just after Russia's largest missile attack of th
Ukraine Reinters Remains of Nationalist Leader Andrii Melnyk Amid Controversy
Ukraine has reburied the remains of Andrii Melnyk, a divisive figure from World War II. Melnyk led the Organisation of Ukrainian Nationalist
Belgrade Protests Turn Violent as Thousands Demand Early Elections
Thousands gathered in central Belgrade to demand early elections in Serbia. The demonstration turned violent as protesters threw flares and
Housing Crisis Rooted in Governance Failures, Not Funding, Mayors Tell Baku Forum
Mayors at the World Urban Forum in Baku identified governance breakdowns, not funding shortages, as the primary obstacle to housing. Konya's
Warsaw Imposes Night-Time Alcohol Sales Ban Citywide from June
Warsaw will ban night-time alcohol sales in shops, kiosks, and petrol stations from June 1. The measure follows a pilot in Śródmieście and P
Lithuania Blames Foreign State for Massive Data Leak of 600,000 Records
Lithuanian authorities suspect a foreign state behind a data leak of over 600,000 records from real estate and legal entity registers. The h
Vucic Defends Serbia's Chinese Ties During Beijing Visit Amid EU Tensions
Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic defends his country's close ties with China, accusing the EU of trying to dictate Serbian foreign policy.
Erdoğan Reverses Closure of Istanbul Bilgi University After Protests
President Erdoğan reversed a decree to close Istanbul Bilgi University after hundreds protested. The university was seized in a money launde
Iran Imposes Strait of Hormuz Transit Fees, Escalating Tensions with Gulf States and Europe
Iran's foreign ministry confirms fees for ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz, claiming navigational and environmental services. Five Gulf
Flotilla Activists Return to Spain Amid Clashes and Diplomatic Fallout with Israel
Four activists were arrested at Bilbao airport after clashes with Basque police. Israel summoned a Spanish diplomat over the incident, while