Spain’s Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced a snap election for 23 July on Monday (29 May) after his ruling socialist party suffered a crushing defeat in local elections over the weekend. Meanwhile, the junior member in his coalition government, left-wing…
The EU Commission expects agreement in the European Union this year on the first Artificial Intelligence (AI) law, although it admits the new rules will not come into force until 20
France will launch a major operation for women’s safety, which includes recommendations and preventative measures for witnesses and victims of assault, on Tuesday, announced French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin. Five million flyers will be distributed by the end of the…
The centre-right ÖVP will govern with the far-right FPÖ in Salzburg in what many observers view as a surprise move that could give a foretaste of the legislative elections next year. Observers were surprised when Salzburg saw Wilfried Haslauer, the…
The Dutch Police Union criticised the Public Prosecution Service for not prosecuting the overwhelming majority of climate protesters arrested during the mass protest organised by the environmental group Extinction Rebellion in The Hague on Saturday. Roughly 6,000 protesters blocked a…
Strengthening science, research, and innovation links are at the top of Foreign Office Minister Lord Ahmad’s agenda during his visit to India from 27-31 May to accelerate science and technology ties. Building on the ambitions for 2030 Roadmap for India-UK…
The Swedish People’s Party agreed to the migration policy proposed during government negotiations subject to minor adjustments, according to future Prime Minister Petteri Orpo, after heated debates and a walk-out threatened the stability of Finland’s new formation. Saturday was a…
With low unemployment and above-trend inflation, the economy is well positioned to absorb the modest budget cuts that President Biden and Republicans negotiated. Send any friend a story As a subscriber, you have
Recent data shows that out of the 344 million people displaced by extreme weather conditions and natural disasters between 2008 and 20
Czech ANO party leader Andrej Babiš’s participation at a conservative conference in Budapest was condemned by the ALDE Party Bureau, which will analyse ANO’s commitment to core liberal values, according to a statement from the ALDE Party on Sunday. ALDE…