The EU is betting on fast trains and clean fuels to drive down carbon emissions across the continent.

The ‘My Voice, My Choice’ initiative aims to make access to abortion easier across the Union.

While top current and former EU officials are being investigated for suspected corruption, the EP is busy going after the Hungarian government.

Putin ordered ministries to draw up proposals for nuclear test readiness after Trump urged the Pentagon to resume testing “on an equal basis” with Russia and China.

The emissions-cutting targets set are “completely unrealistic,” the Patriots for Europe group said.

Germany insists it does not recognise the Taliban—but has accredited regime-appointed diplomats in Bonn and granted them consular immunity.

His vibes-based politics is fuelled by entitlement, resentment, and social-media virality.

Volodymyr Kudrytsky claims Kyiv is targeting him for criticising its energy war strategy, accusing the presidential office of trying to silence him.

Ankara says its NATO role makes inclusion in the €150bn SAFE scheme essential; Finland backs participation as Turkey seeks German support.

Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul triggers outrage after arguing Syrians cannot return home despite the civil war’s end—handing fresh political momentum to the AfD.

Physical assaults, threats, and property damage show antisemitism remains a daily reality for Austrian Jews.

With the introduction of halal meat and the scrapping of alcohol under the guise of Americanisation, cultural change is progressing.