The public prosecutor’s office in charge of the investigation into former prime minister António Costa has admitted to a mistake in the transcript of a wiretap that led to his…
Over 150 Maltese activists, including various organisations and a former president, have called on Prime Minister Robert Abela and Foreign Minister Ian Borg to recall Malta’s ambassador to Israel over…
The Polish conservative PiS party faces its last chance to form an alliance in a bid to gain a parliamentary majority after its de facto defeat in last month’s general…
Slovakia’s Media Freedom Platform – which includes government, NGO and media representatives – aims to support the implementation of international commitments, including the Commission’s Rule of Law reports, amid Prime…
Austria’s far-right FPÖ (ID Group), which has maintained its lead over other parties for a year now, is currently on track to become the country’s strongest party in the national…
Following months of disagreements and clashes, a key opposition fraction decided to leave leftist Syriza party in a move seen by some as a further blow to left’s unity, while…
The Bulgarian government’s proposal for a 10% tax on tips for waiters, taxi drivers and hairdressers has been strongly opposed by the restaurant industry and financiers and mocked by former…
Romania’s new strategy for Africa is designed to revive the country’s ties with Africa, leveraging a promising basis for collaboration, ahead of President Klaus Iohannis’ upcoming tour in Africa, which…
Serbia must take advantage of the European Commission’s report of the country, which found limited progress but no setbacks, Minister for European Integration Tanja Miščević told Euractiv. This was the…
Tens of thousands of protesters marched through Amsterdam on Sunday (12 November) demanding immediate action against climate change, 10 days before the country holds a general election. Local police said…