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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.

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Europe·World News

6 days ago

Kyiv Endures Widespread Attack Ahead of Zelenskyy Meeting with Trump

The capital city of Ukraine experienced a significant aerial assault this past Saturday, resulting in one fatality and numerous injuries. This extensive barrage of missiles and drones struck Kyiv just a day

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1 week ago

Ukrainian Leader Reflects on a Nation’s Shared Christmas Wish

As Christmas Eve descended upon Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed his nation, articulating a collective sentiment that has become deeply embedded in the country’s wartime experience. He spoke of an ancient belief:

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Europe·World News

3 weeks ago

Zelenskyy’s NATO Gambit: A Berlin Bargain for Peace?

Berlin became the crucible of Ukraine’s future this Sunday, as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy touched down for high-stakes negotiations, hinting at a seismic shift in Kyiv’s long-held ambition for NATO membership. While the

EU markets are on edge amid volatile French elections

Eurozone financial markets are on edge as the French parliamentary elections approach, anticipating heightened volatility. The first round of elections is scheduled for this Sunday, with the final round on July 7.

2 years ago

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Spain makes the risky move to cut Olive Oil taxes

Spain’s Bold Move to Combat Soaring Olive Oil Prices Spain, the world’s leading producer and exporter of olive oil, faces unprecedented price hikes driven by inflation and a prolonged drought. In response,

2 years ago

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Europe Risks Falling Behind in this new AI Race

Europe’s aggressive stance on regulating artificial intelligence (AI) may cause the continent to lag behind the U.S. and China in technological advancements. Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands highlighted this concern, emphasizing the

2 years ago

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The EU now Pledges $1.5B dollar aid package to Ukraine

Western allies have committed to supporting Ukraine with extraordinary revenues generated from Russia’s immobilized assets. The European Union (EU) has recently announced a significant aid package totaling €1.4 billion, aimed at bolstering

2 years ago

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The EU is pushing for new regulations on fast fashion

EU Pushes for Stricter Regulations on Fast Fashion: What It Means for the Industry European governments are taking decisive steps to curb the environmental impact of fast fashion. At a recent EU

2 years ago

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Paris: Israel barred from the biggest security and defense expo in the world

Global Defence Expo Faces Unprecedented Bans Amid Ongoing Conflicts The world’s largest defence and arms exhibition opened in Paris on Monday, showcasing the latest military technology, from drones to armoured vehicles. However,

2 years ago

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Apple now under fire after violating EU laws

Apple Faces EU Scrutiny Over Digital Markets Act Violations Apple is under intense scrutiny from the European Union’s competition authorities, facing serious allegations under the newly implemented Digital Markets Act (DMA). The

2 years ago

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Ukraine signs 10 year security agreement in the G7 summit

Ukraine and the G7 Forge New Alliances Amid Ongoing Conflict Ukraine has recently cemented critical security and financial agreements with the United States and Japan, marking significant milestones in its international relations.

2 years ago

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EU Carmakers makes massive loss amidst new scandals

European Carmakers Face Legal Turmoil Amid Emissions Scandal Shares of major European car manufacturers plummeted on Wednesday following allegations of emissions cheating. These claims could lead to substantial financial repercussions and impact

2 years ago

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What the Far-Right Surge in EU means for renewable energy

The recent surge in far-right factions within the EU Parliament could significantly impact the renewable energy sector. Major French green energy stocks have already seen declines amid this political upheaval. Snap Election

2 years ago

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