The European Council has a new, old problem: populist Janez Janša is back as prime minister, driving Slovenia further to the ...
Sweden, alongside 10 European nations, has raised concerns over the recent rise in European visas granted to Russian citizens ...
As Péter Magyar distances himself from Orbán’s hard line by backing Ukraine’s EU bid and courting Western leaders, he is ...
Youth unemployment is going down, but many are not even looking for work. A new report found that the EU can't monitor them, ...
As drones hit oil tanks outside the conference, hardliners inside said Russia could break up and be 'colonised' if it lost ...
An advocate-general at the European Court of Justice suggested judges dismiss a case from the French parliament, which wants ...
Amnesty International’s Kondylia Gogou argues stun grenades have no place in the policing of protests. The right to freedom ...
Majority of Estonias will defend their country, but worry more about misinformation than an invasion
The latest results of the annual survey show that Estonians' willingness to take part in defending the country remains high ...
In the tech sector, Europeans no longer want to be naïve. They are increasingly willing to restrict access for American tech ...
Kondylia Gogou is Amnesty International’s regional researcher for Europe. Stun grenades have no place in the policing of protests. The right to freedom of peaceful assembly in Greece is being ...
Next week's implementation of the EU migration and asylum pact is a losing battle - and one where the EU's appeasement with ...
Weird guests and Ukraine drones make ‘Putin’s Davos’ a PR disaster, despite return of US businessmen
US businessmen are returning to Vladimir Putin’s St Petersburg business fair despite the Ukraine war, but the 'SPIEF 2026' ...
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