A few months ago, we launched our series in which we provided weekly summaries of the news from Hungary’s election campaign. The series continues so that we can report on developments following the ...
Ukraine’s stealth advance has forced Russian troops, warships, and missile batteries onto the defensive, potentially easing pressure on frontline communities and cities far from the front.
A new defence pact by Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan promises to shield hundreds of millions of people from regional wars ...
The latest mass crossing into Ceuta shows that the EU's deal with Morocco doesn’t just outsource border control — it hands ...
Behind closed doors, Tisza ditched high‑profile names before settling on Baka, the quiet jurist whose earlier ousting became ...
The EU's plans to liberalise rules on pesticide use at home contrast with new restrictions on imports of produce containing ...
A little-known EU agency now controls €1.99bn in tech contracts and algorithms, working with major tech companies such as ...
Rwanda is seeking to host EU migrants, in return for a free pass on its abuses in DR Congo and at home. But the idea is “all show and no substance”, say critics, who believe the scheme is doomed to ...
From hospital wards to cramped flats and overheated classrooms, the new European battle over air conditioning will decide who ...
As Moscow quietly strings together enough Rassvet satellites to open brief internet “corridors” over Ukraine, Kyiv’s experts ...
Europe keeps spending far more on fighting wildfires than preventing them, even as fires in France, Greece and Spain show the need to shift resources toward prevention.
Meta’s Ray-Bans can film you whether you’re aware of it or not. Rights groups have argued this poses a threat of non-consensual sexualisation, and are taking legal action to ensure regulation catches ...
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