The Romanian Financial Supervisory Authority (ASF) announced on Friday (17 March) the insolvency of the country’s largest car insurer, Euroins, a Bulgarian-owned company part of the Eurohold holding, a move…
This article is part of our special report What’s new in teaching Europe’s past?. With historical falsifications and manipulations rampant on social networks, history can be used as a tool…
The first rule of politics, said US President Lyndon Johnson, is ‘to be able to count’. Johnson earned a reputation as a ruthlessly efficient majority-builder in the US Senate, and…
Farhan*, a 29-year-old man from Kapisa province, said he could not sleep during the night: 'I’m in bed [in France], but my mind is in Afghanistan' (Photo: © 2022 John…
Reporters Without Borders (RSF) called for journalists facing defamation suits to be better protected after police stormed the Domani newsroom following a press defamation complaint made by Labour Ministry Undersecretary Claudio…
Portugal’s cabinet approved an interest rate subsidy for housing loans that will be in force until the end of the year with the possibility of renewal, Prime Minister António Costa…
German chancellor Olaf Scholz did not shy away from criticising contentious projects pursued by Israel’s partially far-right government during a visit of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Berlin. Heavily guarded…
Polish security services broke up a Russian spy network and detained six people it says were preparing acts of sabotage and monitoring rail routes to Ukraine, according to Interior Minister…
Turkey’s foreign policy is not expected to change if the opposition coalition, which has set out its ambition to improve relations with the EU, wins the May elections, the Czech…
Former Spanish communist leader Ramón Tamames will soon present far-right party VOX’s motion of censure against Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez whom he says has transformed the country into an “absorbing…