€100 million for Tunisian border management, EU Commission states
The European Commission will invest €100
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Far-right surge could endanger East German businesses
As the far-right party Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) leads the polls in Eastern Germany, business and government representatives warn that a rise in xenophobia could endanger the region’s position in the global fight for talent. While the German economy as…
The EU lacks political will to give asylum seekers decent refuge
A man crosses a dry river full of garbage at a makeshift camp adjacent to the Moria reception and identification centre on the Greek island of Lesvos (Photo: UNHCR/Achilleas Zavallis) In the recent Greek elections held in late May, the…
Germany, France celebrate friendship with free train tickets
German and French governments are giving away free train tickets to 60,000 young people on a first-come, first served basis to celebrate their 60-year friendship treaty. About 30,000 Germans and 30,000
Macron calls on Iran to end support to Russia in war against Ukraine
French President Emmanuel Macron asked Iran to stop supporting Russia in the invasion of Ukraine by ceasing to send them drones during a 90
Austria’s new centre-left to ‘reevaluate’ relationship with conservatives
The new leader of Austria’s social-democrat SPÖ, the small-town Mayor Andreas Babler, will meet the political top brass of the country, ÖVP chief and Chancellor Karl Nehammer, amid his drive to revitalise the party by making it more democratic. With…
UK gives £150 million to help Ukrainian refugees into new homes
Ukrainians living in the UK will now be helped into their own homes under a new funding scheme, with money going to councils across the country to help Ukrainians secure rental accommodation and find work, according to a press release…
Slovak election campaign starts with small parties risking vote waste
As the window to merge in Slovakia’s September snap election closed on 9 June, at least five political parties are straining to secure a 5% quorum and risk becoming wasted votes. The campaigning for Slovakia’s September snap election has officially…
Silvio Berlusconi, Italy’s ex-prime minister and media mogul, dies at 86
Former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, a billionaire businessman who created Italy’s largest media company before transforming the political landscape, died on Monday (12 June) aged 86. Two members of the Italian government mourned his passing, with Deputy Prime Minister Matteo…
What to Expect When Trump Is Charged in the Documents Case on Tuesday
Some details of former President Donald J. Trump’s extraordinary Miami court appearance are not yet clear, including whether he will be photographed and have his fingerprints taken. Give this article Former President Donald J. Trump will have his second court…