Reporting on European geopolitics including EU policy, NATO developments, the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and political shifts across the continent.
The European Commission is considering revoking temporary protection status for military-age Ukrainian men, a move backed by several EU member states and even Kyiv itself, as the war grinds on.
Monaco prosecutors have ruled out terrorism after an explosive device wounded three people near a building entrance, as authorities continue hunting the unidentified suspect who fled the scene.
Germany and the Netherlands suffer heartbreaking penalty shootout exits at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, reviving painful memories of past tournament failures for both footballing giants.
A German court sentenced Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen to life imprisonment for driving an SUV into a Christmas market crowd in 2024, killing six and injuring hundreds in one of Germany's deadliest terror attacks.
The Manifesta art biennial is transforming hundreds of empty postwar churches in Germany's Ruhr region into vibrant cultural spaces, blending contemporary art with sacred architecture and reigniting debates about heritage, identity, and urban renewal.
Hungary's new government under Péter Magyar moves swiftly to dismantle Viktor Orbán's political system, targeting corruption, media reform, and democratic restoration in a historic political shift.
Penelope Keith's unmatched portrayal of comic snobs in The Good Life and To the Manor Born defined British television comedy, blending sharp wit with surprising warmth that made her characters unforgettable.
Portugal face Uzbekistan as Cristiano Ronaldo struggles with poor form and a social media storm targets his teammates, raising questions about his future role.
Germany's record-breaking heat wave gives way to storms and cooler temperatures, as Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul heads to Washington for critical NATO and bilateral talks with the United States.
Andy Burnham, frontrunner to succeed Keir Starmer as Labour leader, has outlined a sweeping policy vision centred on devolution and fiscal discipline, though he faced criticism for avoiding press questions after his speech.
A record-breaking heatwave gripping central and eastern Europe pushes temperatures to 38°C, threatening over 130 million people — with war-torn Ukraine facing a uniquely dangerous double crisis as both extreme heat and Russian attacks strain its already battered energy network.
As Pride Month concludes, Slovenia's LGBTQ+ community faces a dual reality of growing public support and increasing political hostility under the new Jansa government, which symbolically removed a rainbow flag from the Culture Ministry.