Brussels, the twenty-seven capitals, elections, coalitions and the decisions steering the continent.

Portugal's president has signed into law a ban on face coverings in public spaces, a measure critics say targets Muslim women. Violators fac

A former US ambassador calls NATO 3.0 a 'lipstick on a pig' as Washington reduces its role. Europe and Canada increase defence spending to 5

Andy Burnham has focused on domestic policy since entering Downing Street, leaving EU officials guessing his intentions. Brussels expects co

Ukraine's anti-corruption bureau has opened a fresh case involving senior officials linked to the president's office. The investigation foll

Overnight Russian missile strikes on Kyiv killed at least 12 people and damaged residential buildings. Rescue teams worked through the morni

Protest organizers in Ukraine have rejected Mykhailo Fedorov's call for wartime elections, ending a month of demonstrations. They argue elec

Israel's military has opened criminal investigations into the deaths of five-year-old Hind Rajab and 15 Palestinian medics in Gaza. The move

Switzerland's government wants to add CHF 970 million to its 2026 air defence budget. The move responds to hybrid threats and delays in arms

EU leaders have voiced strong support for the International Criminal Court after the US imposed sanctions on its president and a senior pros

A Ukrainian national has been arrested in Croatia over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions. German prosecutors allege he took part in t

Latvia is confronting a multifaceted security crisis on its eastern border, where irregular migration, drone incursions, and hybrid threats

A Russian drone strike on a civilian minibus in Kherson killed four people and injured several on Wednesday. President Zelenskyy condemned t