Wildfires driven by extreme heat and drought are devastating communities across Spain and France, with forecasters warning that rising temperatures could push the crisis into other southern European nations in the days ahead.
Bucharest has recalled its ambassador from Moscow and issued a formal condemnation after drones violated Romanian airspace over the weekend, marking one of the sharpest diplomatic escalations between the two countries since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
New research suggests AI chatbots are reproducing content from EU-sanctioned Russian propaganda outlets, exposing a critical vulnerability in how large language models are trained and raising fresh concerns about hybrid warfare in the digital age.
The Trump administration has ordered temporary warning signs to be placed outside the National Museum of American History, flagging exhibits it deems historically inaccurate — a move critics say threatens the independence of the Smithsonian Institution.
A Russian attack in eastern Ukraine has killed six civilians and damaged Latvia’s Honorary Consulate, prompting sharp condemnation from EU and Baltic leaders who called the strike a violation of international norms.
Mark van Bommel has been named head coach of the Belgian national football team, with the Dutch managerial veteran vowing to build a disciplined and ambitious side capable of competing at the highest level.
The alliance has reaffirmed its commitment to Bulgaria’s security following threats from Tehran over Sofia’s decision to host American military aircraft on its soil.
A former chief executive of a UK water company has been criminally charged over allegations that he deliberately manipulated wastewater flows during regulatory sampling inspections, in a case that could result in a prison sentence of up to ten years.
A gas tanker heading to Ukraine was struck in the Black Sea near Romania, injuring three crew members. Bucharest has pointed to Russia as the likely culprit and launched an official investigation into the attack.
As the EU tightens methane emission standards for energy imports, oil and gas exporters warn of supply disruptions — but European officials appear unconvinced by the alarm.