European Politics
Brussels, the twenty-seven capitals, elections, coalitions and the decisions steering the continent.
At Khamenei's Funeral, Eulogist Urges Killing of Trump as Iran-US Tensions Simmer
At the funeral of former Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, a eulogist publicly called for the assassination of US President Donald Trump.
Trump Holds Separate Calls with Zelenskyy and Putin on US Independence Day
US President Donald Trump held separate phone calls with Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vladimir Putin on Saturday. Both leaders discussed the war
Serbia's Ex-PM Brnabić: 'We Are Not Little Russians' as Belgrade Balances EU and Ukraine Ties
Ana Brnabić rejects the stereotype of Serbia as a Russian satellite, citing €60 million in aid to Ukraine since 2022. She also voices frustr
France Sees Nationwide Protests Demanding Comprehensive Law Against Sexual Violence
Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in cities across France on Saturday, calling for a comprehensive law against sexual violence. The m
European Leaders and Royalty Mark US Bicentennial with Messages of Alliance
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen praised the transatlantic partnership. King Charles III, Polish President Karol Nawrocki,
Starmer Calls Resignation 'Intensely Personal' as UK Labour Prepares for Successor
Keir Starmer described his resignation as British prime minister as an 'intensely personal' decision. He cautioned his likely successor, And
Pope Leo XIV's Lampedusa Visit: A Call for Europe to Act on Migrant Deaths
Pope Leo XIV made a historic visit to Lampedusa, praying at the Cemetery of the Nameless and meeting migrants. He warned that deaths at sea
Ukraine Strikes Oil Infrastructure Near Saint Petersburg, Zelenskyy Confirms
Ukraine struck oil infrastructure near Saint Petersburg, targeting revenue for Russia's war effort. Kyiv also hit a military target in Krons
20,000 Protest AfD Party Conference in Erfurt, Germany
Around 20,000 people marched in Erfurt to protest the far-right Alternative for Germany party's annual conference. Police described the prot
NATO's Drone Challenge: Can European Industry Bridge the Gap?
NATO's costly fighter jet scrambles against cheap drones prompt a search for cheaper solutions. European defense firms showcase new counter-
Ireland's EU Presidency Tainted by Alumina Exports to Russia
Ireland's eighth EU presidency is overshadowed by revelations that Aughinish Alumina exports to Russia, aiding Moscow's war effort. Ukrainia
Lefebvrists Reject Excommunication as New Schism Looms in Scotland
The Society of Saint Pius X has rejected its excommunication by Pope Leo XIV, calling it 'objectively unjust.' A second traditionalist group