European Politics
Brussels, the twenty-seven capitals, elections, coalitions and the decisions steering the continent.
Sweden Raises Deportation Age for Teen Migrants to 21 in Policy Shift
Sweden will raise the age at which teenage migrants can be deported from 18 to 21. Those with deportation orders can now submit new residenc
Kyrgyzstan Urges UN Security Council Expansion for Asia, Africa, and Latin America
Kyrgyzstan's Foreign Minister Jeenbek Kulubaev has called for expanding the UN Security Council to include more seats for Asia, Africa, and
Permanent Court of Arbitration Rejects Rwanda's £100 Million Claim Against UK Over Migrant Deal
An international tribunal has dismissed Rwanda's claim for £100 million from the UK over a cancelled migrant deportation deal. The Permanent
French Navy Intercepts Russian-Linked Tanker in Atlantic Sanctions Enforcement
The French navy intercepted the Russia-linked tanker Tagor in the Atlantic Ocean. Paris says the operation aims to enforce sanctions and red
Rising US Borrowing Costs Pressure Trump Ahead of Midterms
US borrowing costs are rising as investors price in inflation risks from the Iran conflict and tariffs. Higher yields threaten economic grow
EU Set to Approve Return Hubs and Tougher Deportation Rules in Major Migration Shift
EU governments and the European Parliament are expected to finalize a deal on the Return Regulation, enabling deportation centres in third c
Former Syrian Officials Face Torture Trial in Vienna for Assad-Era Crimes
A former Syrian brigadier general and a police lieutenant colonel are on trial in Vienna for torturing opponents of Bashar al-Assad in Raqa
Hungary's PM Proposes Constitutional Change to Enable Presidential Removal
Prime Minister Péter Magyar has proposed amending Hungary's Fundamental Law to permit the removal of President Tamás Sulyok. The move follow
Romanian NATO Ex-Official Urges Better Low-Altitude Defenses After Drone Strike
A Russian drone carrying explosives struck a residential building in Galați, Romania, injuring two people. Former NATO Deputy Secretary-Gene
Former EU Commission Deputy Vera Jourová: 'The United States Scares Me'
Vera Jourová, former European Commission vice-president for values and transparency, says the current US administration is a greater concern
France and Allies Intercept Suspected Russian Shadow Fleet Tanker in Atlantic
France and allied nations detained the Tagor, a sanctioned Russian oil tanker, in international waters. President Macron condemned the vesse
Costa's Western Balkans Tour Revives EU Enlargement Hopes Amid Ukraine Debate
European Council President António Costa kicks off a one-week tour of the Western Balkans in Sarajevo, aiming to revive EU enlargement momen