If the pace holds, Germany would once again exceed 100,000 family reunification arrivals over the course of 2026.
The European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs delegation is turning the normalization of relations with Beijing into a bargaining chip to secure Russian concessions in Ukraine.
Brussels withdrew a €2 million grant after organizers refused to exclude Russia from the prestigious Italian exhibition.
Athens secured a renewable exemption for some Russian LNG shipments in exchange for backing a freeze on Moscow’s oil price cap.
The former Catalan president says Spanish institutions are obstructing the controversial law that helped keep Pedro Sánchez in power.
The chancellor avoids discussing broken promises, unpopular reforms and years of decisions made against the wishes of a growing share of the electorate.
The judges ruled that Spain’s controversial law does not breach EU legislation, while leaving the final decision on Carles Puigdemont’s case to the Spanish courts.
Frontex footage shows 90 migrants being transferred, in the Mediterranean Sea off Tripoli, from a vessel controlled by masked men to a ship of German NGO Sea-Watch.
The EPPO found its Bulgarian prosecutor guilty of three disciplinary misconducts during ongoing investigations but decided against seeking her dismissal because her term expires later this month.
India has become only the second country after the United States to enjoy this level of formal partnership with the European Union.
As Dublin takes over the EU Council presidency, officials have been instructed to reject meetings on tobacco policy, raising wider questions about who gets access to Brussels policymakers.
The case of 13-year-old Maria, abducted, forced to convert to Islam and marry her abductor, highlights a persistent pattern of human rights abuses affecting Pakistan’s religious minorities.
