The capacity of the power plant to be built with the €15 billion project at Jaslovske Bohunice is expected to reach 1,200 megawatts.

Conscription plans, expanded reserves, and EU-level defence roadmaps are reshaping policy in Berlin, Paris, Vienna, and London.

The German chancellor blamed former governments for high energy prices.

Private contacts have been frozen since 2022, but growing fatigue over the war is forcing a rethink in several European capitals.

The defendants, from Spain, Colombia, Cuba, Russia, and Belarus, face up to 15 years in prison.

After years of centrist dogmatism, Weber recalibrates his rhetoric to retain control of the EU’s political system.

An NHS trust created a “hostile and degrading” environment by forcing female nurses to share a changing room with a colleague who was born male.

Moscow opens a secretive legal battle as Brussels debates whether Russia’s blocked wealth should be redirected to Ukraine.

The 11-member U.S. delegation held meetings in Copenhagen with Danish government officials, parliamentarians, and representatives of the business community.

The Polish leader accused Brussels of ignoring public opposition and vowed to place Warsaw at the head of a Central European reform drive.

A new approach will analyse profiles, videos, and user behaviour to identify social media accounts belonging to children under 13.

The European Union continues to send billions to Ukraine, turning a blind eye to the deep-running corruption in the country.