National Insider

Europe

Explore the heart of Europe and beyond with our European news page, delivering up-to-the-minute coverage of political developments, cultural happenings, and societal shifts across the continent. Stay connected to the pulse of Europe, from breaking news to in-depth analyses, all in one place.

Head-and-shoulders portrait of a man in a navy suit and red tie wearing dark-framed glasses, looking to the side outdoors. — Wiktor Szymanowicz/Future Publishing via Getty Images

Europe

10 hours ago

Andy Burnham Faces a ‘Hyper-Reactive’ Bond Market, Wall Street Veteran Warns

The United Kingdom is poised to welcome its seventh prime minister in a decade with Andy Burnham taking office on Monday, yet the formidable challenge awaiting him extends far beyond the typical

UniCredit Banca sign mounted on an ornate stone facade with decorative carvings and circles in the frame. — AP Photo/Antonio Calanni

Europe·Markets

3 days ago

European Commission Proposes Sweeping Banking Reforms to Unify Markets and Boost Investment

The European Commission recently outlined a substantial push to integrate the bloc’s banking sector, a move intended to unlock billions in capital and address an estimated €1.2 trillion in annual investment needs.

View from a broken window onto a residential courtyard where police tape cordons off the area and emergency responders in red gear stand among onlookers.

Europe

3 days ago

Russian Strikes Kill Seven as Kyiv Grapples with Government Reshuffle and Protests

The past 24 hours have seen a significant escalation in Russian military actions across Ukraine, resulting in the deaths of seven individuals and injuries to over 67 others. These widespread attacks, which

Close-up of a man in glasses in a suit speaking at a press event, with a blue-yellow flag in the background. — AP

Serhii Koretskyi Steps Up to Lead Ukraine as New Prime Minister Amid Energy Crisis

The appointment of Serhii Koretskyi as Ukraine’s new prime minister marks a pivotal moment for the nation, particularly as it braces for what many anticipate will be its most challenging winter yet.

4 days ago

Europe

Green historic building with white ornate arches and columns, 'RUSSIA' on the wall, set in a park. — The Associated Press

European Commission Finalizes Withdrawal of Venice Biennale Grant Over Russia Pavilion Dispute

The European Commission has confirmed its decision to withdraw a €2 million grant previously allocated to the Venice Biennale for the 2025-2028 period. This action follows an extended review stemming from the

1 week ago

Europe

Firefighters in protective gear stand amid rubble from a collapsed building with smoke and hoses nearby. — Genya Savilov/AFP via Getty Images

Kyiv Endures Barrage of Russian Missiles and Drones, Wounding Ten Civilians

Smoke plumed over Kyiv early Saturday morning, a stark visual testament to another night of Russian attacks on the Ukrainian capital. Residents emerged to find shattered glass littering streets and courtyards, a

1 week ago

Europe

Two men in business suits speak in a split-screen TV interview, gesturing with their hands. — Euronews

Can Europe Protect Farmers While Securing Borders, Mulloly and Toveri Debate Priorities

European farmers have voiced increasing frustration over the past two years, citing high operational costs, stringent environmental regulations, and new EU trade agreements that they contend threaten their livelihoods. This discontent has

2 weeks ago

Economy·Europe

Ruined multi-story building with collapsed walls and thick smoke rising from the rubble. — AP Photo

Ukraine grapples with critical Patriot missile shortages as Russian ballistic strikes escalate

Overnight on July 6, Ukrainian air defenses faced a stark reality: not a single one of the 29 ballistic missiles launched by Russia was intercepted. Colonel Yurii Ihnat, spokesperson for the Ukrainian

2 weeks ago

Europe

Older man in a black suit and patterned tie, indoors, with colorful flags in the background. — AP

Lithuania Considers Lifting Nuclear Weapons Ban as Finland’s Precedent Reshapes Regional Defense

Lithuania’s top political echelons have reached a consensus regarding the potential removal of a long-standing constitutional prohibition on the domestic deployment of nuclear weapons. President Gitanas Nauseda has articulated that Article 137

2 weeks ago

Europe

Five men in suits and smart casual wear walk along a wooden pier by calm water with a forested shoreline in the background. — Mikołaj Bujak/KPRP

Poland Hosts Baltic and Black Sea Leaders Amid Growing Tensions With Ukraine’s Zelenskyy

Five heads of state from Central and Eastern Europe convened in Jurata, Poland, for an informal meeting hosted by Polish President Karol Nawrocki. The presidents of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Romania joined

3 weeks ago

Europe

Politician in a pink blazer reaches toward a microphone at a conference desk, with G7 France branding in the background. — Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images

Europe’s $29 Billion Iran War Bill Spurs Urgent Search for New Energy Routes

The financial fallout from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East has profoundly impacted Europe, with the continent incurring an additional 25 billion euros, or approximately $29 billion, in oil and gas

1 month ago

Economy·Europe

Lagarde Warns Energy Price Increases Are Pervading the Entire Economy

Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, recently articulated a growing concern that the persistent surge in energy prices is no longer confined to utility bills but is instead permeating every

1 month ago

Europe·World News

Busy street scene with red Swiss flags hanging above storefronts and blurred pedestrians in the foreground. — Stefan Wermuth/Bloomberg

Switzerland Ponders Its Population Threshold as Growth Sparks National Debate

The serene landscapes and meticulous order often associated with Switzerland are currently juxtaposed against a significant internal debate: whether a population approaching ten million residents is a sustainable trajectory for the nation.

1 month ago

Europe

1 2 3 … 39 Next

Europe

Andy Burnham Faces a ‘Hyper-Reactive’ Bond Market, Wall Street Veteran Warns

European Commission Proposes Sweeping Banking Reforms to Unify Markets and Boost Investment

Russian Strikes Kill Seven as Kyiv Grapples with Government Reshuffle and Protests

Serhii Koretskyi Steps Up to Lead Ukraine as New Prime Minister Amid Energy Crisis

European Commission Finalizes Withdrawal of Venice Biennale Grant Over Russia Pavilion Dispute

Kyiv Endures Barrage of Russian Missiles and Drones, Wounding Ten Civilians

Can Europe Protect Farmers While Securing Borders, Mulloly and Toveri Debate Priorities

Ukraine grapples with critical Patriot missile shortages as Russian ballistic strikes escalate

Lithuania Considers Lifting Nuclear Weapons Ban as Finland’s Precedent Reshapes Regional Defense

Poland Hosts Baltic and Black Sea Leaders Amid Growing Tensions With Ukraine’s Zelenskyy

Europe’s $29 Billion Iran War Bill Spurs Urgent Search for New Energy Routes

Lagarde Warns Energy Price Increases Are Pervading the Entire Economy

Switzerland Ponders Its Population Threshold as Growth Sparks National Debate

Must read

The Three Gates of Wisdom by Devy Man to Premiere at Cannes 2025 — A Story of Inner Transformation Told Through a Smartphone Lens

Shein and Temu to be hit with new EU tax reforms

The Rise of Experiential Travel: Redefining Tourism in 2025 by Epic Click Travel.

UK and the US to imposed bans on Russian metals trade has sent shockwaves through global markets

Prime Group Expands European Footprint with Strategic Acquisition of German Critical Minerals

Poland’s €45 Billion Defence Loan Request Makes Up a Third of EU Total

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen Issues Stark Warning on Greenland’s Strategic Importance to NATO

Global commodity trades are now discoverable on Stankevicius International GO

Why the UAE is Perfect for First-Time International Travelers by Epic Click Travel

Epic Click Travel: Exploring the Vibrant Culture of Cebu, Philippines