Facing punitive US trade measures and unsettling territorial rhetoric from Washington, the European Union and Canada are accelerating a strategic partnership that extends well beyond commerce.
European Union member states are pushing for binding commitments on clean energy and fossil fuel reduction at this year’s global climate summit, signalling a shift from pledge-making to measurable delivery.
Brent crude climbed sharply on Monday after a merchant vessel was struck in the Strait of Hormuz and Saudi Arabia suspended operations on a key pipeline, stoking fresh fears over Middle Eastern energy supply routes.
From defence cooperation to securing critical raw materials, Brussels is preparing an ambitious agenda ahead of high-level talks with Ottawa.
Millions of visitors are expected to descend on Munich’s Theresienwiese for Oktoberfest 2026. Here is what organisers and city officials say everyone should know before they arrive.
The European Commission is considering circulating trade deal documents in English only to speed up ratification, but France is reportedly preparing to block the plan over longstanding concerns about the status of other EU languages.
Dublin is preparing a carefully choreographed welcome for the US president, hoping to channel his attention toward the Irish Open and away from anticipated protests.
The Holborn and St. Pancras by-election, in the seat once held by Prime Minister Keir Starmer, is emerging as a pivotal contest between Labour and a Green Party eyeing its next Westminster breakthrough.
Senior EU officials are signalling that migration is poised to re-emerge as one of the bloc’s defining political challenges, with diplomatic sources cautioning that member states can no longer treat the issue as settled.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz voiced serious concern after the AfD recorded a major result in Saxony-Anhalt, saying he sees a society hungry for disruption and fundamental political change.