As the crucial April 6 second round of presidential elections approaches in Slovakia, statements by its Moscow-sympathizing prime minister, Robert Fico, are confirming his government’s reputation as Europe’s new problem child....
The French National Assembly on Thursday unanimously adopted a bill aimed at restricting the manufacture and sale of products containing per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances — also known as PFAS or “forever chemicals.” The MPs, backed by the government, voted to exclude kitchen utensils from the scope of the text....
The Polish government is under pressure to designate the terminal as critical infrastructure....
AfD lawmaker under pressure to say whether he received payment from pro-Russian network....
It was no April Fool’s joke....
In this medieval city just east of Brussels, American and European officials have one question on their minds: What to do about Donald Trump?...
From China to Saudi Arabia, countries want the EU to reject pressure to confiscate over €200 billion of Russian assets....
A new 14,500-km subsea cable in the Arctic could reroute data traffic away from vulnerable choke points....
Berlin’s domestic spats are gumming up the EU’s delicate policymaking process....
Carmakers are equipping their latest models with fancy touchscreens, but that could cause problems with Europe’s largest car safety authority....
Opposition’s triumph in Istanbul, where the president had invested significant electoral resources, boosts a party that was left reeling by a general election defeat last year....
With immigration hawks on the rise, the bloc’s tech champions sound the alarm when it comes to recruiting expat workers....
European Public Prosecutor’s Office looking into texts between Ursula von der Leyen and boss of Pfizer....
By failing to publish a report on the nation’s colonial history, Belgium signals it is not yet ready to shake off its past....
Ban on imports linked to deforestation might push South American farmers to grow more illegal coca....
By calling for conquest, Xi has made an enemy of the Taiwan’s tribes, which rightfully say their ancestors inhabited the island long before the dawn of the Chinese era....
You famously never know what you’re going to get when you open a box of chocolates. But for Belgium, a state that’s synonymous with the high-end confectionery, soaring cocoa prices are making life for the nation’s chocolate aficionados even more uncertain than usual....
French President Emmanuel Macron is turning up the heat on his lieutenants ahead of the European election as the far-right National Rally continues to build on its seemingly unstoppable momentum....
Disappearance of sensitive files of top law enforcement officials has sparked a crisis at Europol....
On Tuesday, after weeks of attacking Orbán online and in public, Magyar released a tape of his ex-wife Varga apparently incriminating members of Orbán’s inner circle in a corruption scandal....
cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/13528950...
An early burst of patriotic fervor saw draft centers swamped with volunteers, but that has waned with Vladimir Putin’s war in its third year....
