Federica Mogherini Fraud Investigation Places Former EU Diplomat
The Federica Mogherini fraud investigation examines alleged procurement irregularities linked to the EU Diplomatic Academy, placing the former EU foreign policy chief and College of Europe rector under formal scrutiny by EPPO.
Zelensky Rallies European Support in Paris Ahead of US-Led Moscow Negotiations
Zelensky rallies European support in Paris ahead of US-led Moscow talks, urging Macron and EU leaders to secure stronger guarantees, tougher pressure on Russia and a central
EU Plan B for Ukraine Moves Forward as Belgium Blocks Reparations Loan
The EU plan B for Ukraine gains momentum as Belgium blocks the reparations loan tied to frozen Russian assets. EU leaders now explore grants
Russian oil terminal suspends operations after drone attack
A Russian oil terminal suspends operations after drone attack on the CPC’s Black Sea hub in Novorossiysk, disrupting Kazakhstan’s crude exports and raising concerns
Global Mobilisation in Solidarity with Gaza: Thunberg and Albanese Lead Rome Demonstration
The global mobilisation in solidarity with Gaza surged in Rome as Greta Thunberg and UN envoy Francesca Albanese led a major demonstration demanding a ceasefire
Bulgarians Protest 2026 Budget Draft as Tax Hikes Trigger Nationwide Unrest
Bulgarians protest 2026 budget draft over steep tax hikes ahead of eurozone entry, forcing the government to withdraw the plan and restart discussions.
Putin Demands Kyiv Withdraw From Eastern Ukraine and Promises Not to Attack Europe
Putin demands Kyiv withdraw from Eastern Ukraine and promises not to attack Europe, rejecting talks with Kyiv and pushing Washington for direct negotiations.
Peace Deal Should Limit Russia’s Army Rather Than Ukraine’s, Says Kaja Kallas
Peace deal should limit Russia’s army rather than Ukraine’s, EU chief Kaja Kallas insists, as Europe challenges a US-Russia draft plan that would cap Kyiv’s forces.
UK Digital Travel Permit Rules From February 2026
The UK will fully enforce new digital travel permit rules from February 2026, requiring millions of visa-exempt travellers to obtain an ETA before boarding flights to the UK.
Income Needed to Avoid Poverty in Europe: New Data Reveals the EU’s Deep Income Divide
New Eurostat data reveals how much income is needed to avoid poverty in Europe, with thresholds ranging from €391 in Bulgaria to €2,540 in Luxembourg.
