A French court has struck down a proposed ban on social media access for children under 15, in a ruling that threatens to reshape how European governments approach online protections for minors.
As EU heads of government retreat to beaches and mountain resorts, a familiar tension resurfaces: the political cost of being seen to rest while crises simmer.
Following the death of a guide at Rome’s Colosseum last summer, Europe’s tourist industry is pressing for mandatory heat safety measures as forecasters warn of another extreme season ahead.
Two suspects have been remanded in pre-trial custody while a judge has ordered the deportation of a third, following alleged sexual assaults on minors in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has reshaped his country’s domestic landscape and redefined its global role with striking speed, becoming one of the most consequential and controversial figures in contemporary geopolitics.
Sweden’s Säpo intelligence agency has announced it disrupted a Russian covert operation targeting Sweden, the EU, and NATO — a campaign designed to erode trust in Western institutions and undermine Stockholm’s place within the alliance it joined just last year.
András Baka, who once led Hungary’s highest court, is emerging as a consensus candidate for the presidency as parliament prepares to vote next week.
Wildfires are sweeping across multiple European regions amid record heat, underscoring the continent’s status as the world’s fastest-warming landmass and raising urgent questions about long-term climate resilience.
A 26-year-old man has been arrested in Rotterdam after two people were wounded in what authorities are describing as a series of apparently random knife attacks carried out across the Dutch port city.
Unusually low water levels along the Danube in Budapest have led to the recovery of two Wehrmacht soldiers’ remains and a wartime motorbike, offering a poignant reminder of the devastating siege the city endured in the final months of the Second World War.