EUROPEAN POLITICS NEWS
If a military threat considered by Finland or NATO would necessitate preventive actions, the deployment of allied troops into Finland would not be completely out of the question, General and…
A record-breaking agreement was signed to increase gas production and control migratory flows when Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni struck a deal with the Libyan government on migrants, while hydrocarbon…
Despite growing criticism against a bill that would raise the retirement age from 62 to 64, the government is holding its ground as the country prepares for a hectic week…
A state election in Lower Austria on Sunday has seen Austria’s traditional ‘big tent’ parties, the conservative ÖVP and the social democrat SPÖ, suffer historic defeats, while the far-right continues…
Housing associations are eager to solve the housing crisis but need more guidance from Housing and Spatial Planning Minister Hugo de Jonge, said Ymere’s CEO Erik Gerritsen. De Jonge’s Residential…
A fresh direct aid package to help farmers cope with soaring energy prices following the war in Ukraine will be approved by the government on Tuesday, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez…
General Petr Pavel defeated Andrej Babis and became the new Czech president, receiving congratulations from Polish political representatives, although they do not all agree with his policies. A few days…
Bulgaria’s gas storage facility, Chiren, which has a capacity of 550 million cubic metres and can cover about 20% of the country’s annual consumption, will be doubling its capacity. The…
Hate crimes committed based on the victim’s personal circumstances such as national origin, race, sex, language or religion will be given harsher sentences after amendments to the criminal code were…
Kosovo’s Prime Minister Albin Kurti has said he does not see the need to create an Association of Serb Municipalities in Kosovo, as per the wishes of Belgrade and international…