Israel insists UNRWA should face harsher criticism for its role in Gaza, yet European leaders continue to praise the agency.

Interestingly, the right-wing FPÖ fared relatively well among voters from a migrant background.

Yesterday’s blackout exposed hidden flaws in Europe’s green energy strategy.

A legal challenge to the idea that women are women is incoming.

The Ukrainian president congratulated Mark Carney on his election win in a post on X.

A top executive of Spanish grid operator Red Electrica said today it was not a cybersecurity incident that led to the blackout.

Performers, however, will only be allowed to use the official flag of the country they represent at the song contest beginning on May 13th in Basel.

Fending off accusations of what some call a drastic “purge”, the responsible minister says the plan is “just common sense.”

Facing record-breaking illegal crossings, Labour rushes out tough-sounding measures before crucial local elections.

Hostile to Putin’s May 9th celebrations, the top Brussels trio are now declining the invitation to an alternative event in Kyiv.

The under-23 team of Switzerland turned their backs as the winning Israeli team’s national anthem was played.

The blackout in Spain and Portugal shows how the irrational fetishisation of renewables ignores their inherent limitations.