#European Union

Iran threatens retaliation against European involvement in US-Israel aggression, heightening global tensions and raising stakes in Middle East geopolitics.

A US Supreme Court ruling against Trump's tariffs sparks mixed reactions in Europe, with leaders weighing economic impacts and uncertainties.

Authorities in Catania break up an unusual illegal dumping operation involving a trained dog; this highlights ongoing struggles with waste management.

Rob Jetten, 38, becomes the youngest and first openly gay Prime Minister of the Netherlands, facing challenges in a fractured political landscape.

Tisza party led by Peter Magyar campaigns to end corruption and re-align Hungary away from Russian influence.

Greek authorities were quick to blame smugglers for migrant deaths, urging caution over rapid conclusions based on limited evidence.

Albin Kurti secured a third term as Kosovo's Prime Minister, ending a year-long political deadlock and ushering in potential reforms.

Bulgaria's former military barracks symbolize the E.U.'s strict border controls, highlighting the evolving immigration debate.

Exploring EU's Article 42.7, its legal obligations, and preparedness for mutual defense amid increasing global threats.

The EU urges TikTok to alter its design, citing minor safety concerns, while the app dismisses the probe's claims as unfounded.

European Union reaches compromise to fund Ukraine's budget through 2026, yet the agreement reveals deep divisions over Russian asset seizure and financial burden-sharing.

Anesthesiologist Frédéric Péchier convicted of poisoning 30 patients in landmark case that shakes French healthcare system and raises questions about medical oversight.