Migrants attempting to reach Europe are disappearing in droves, casualties of so-called “invisible shipwrecks”, yet the ...

European Union officials announced on Tuesday their proposal to provide financial assistance to Ukraine to repair a damaged pipeline that transports crude oil to Hungary. This initiative seeks to ...

On Tuesday, Paraguay became the final South American country to ratify the free trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union, which will establish one of the world’s largest free trade ...

Hundreds of thousands turned out in Budapest yesterday to attend separate rallies as Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his ...

On Monday, Spain’s monarch, King Felipe VI, addressed the historical implications of the Spanish conquest of the Americas, acknowledging that the events involved “much abuse” and “ethical ...

On Monday, Iran issued a formal warning to Romania, indicating that it would respond both politically and legally if Romania allowed the United States to utilise its military bases for operations ...

The European Commission has confirmed a commitment of €458 million in humanitarian aid to Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Egypt for 2026. In light of the withdrawal of major donors from the ...

Inside the usually pro-Kremlin Polish far-right, nowadays, a pro-Iran component is emerging that invests in the hypothesis that Iranian missiles could reach Poland. Grzegorz Braun, a known antisemite, ...

The Sea and Culture Museum in Latsi, Cyprus, reconnects the local community with its maritime heritage. Located in a restored warehouse, this EU-funded project features exhibits on local fishers, ...

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on Friday his commitment to exploring ways to access €43.7 billion in defence loans from the European Union, despite President Karol Nawrocki’s veto of the ...

On Wednesday, Parliament approved the Council of Europe’s Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence (AI), which addresses the inherent risks AI poses to fundamental democratic values at an ...

On 12 March, prosecutors at the International Criminal ​Court said they had opened an ‌investigation into whether the government of Belarus committed crimes that led to deportations of its opponents.