Around 120 people aboard 50 vessels have sailed toward the Spanish enclave of Ceuta in a show of civilian solidarity following a surge in migration crossings from Morocco that strained the city’s resources in late July.
A €3 flat-rate customs duty on parcels worth under €150 has sent EU imports from China sharply lower, with early data pointing to volume declines of between 30% and 40% since the measure took effect on 1 July.
As tensions along Europe’s eastern borders remain elevated, Germany has significantly deepened its military footprint in Lithuania, reflecting a broader NATO shift toward credible deterrence.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is set to attend the European Commission’s flagship annual address in Strasbourg, signalling Ottawa’s push for a closer relationship with Brussels amid mounting pressure from US tariffs.
Canberra is stepping up investment in domestic munitions production as analysts warn that escalating Middle East tensions could complicate US weapons deliveries to allied nations, exposing a long-standing strategic vulnerability.
A landmark Gulf investment deal is set to transform a vast French site into a sprawling entertainment destination, with plans including a manga-themed attraction among its centrepiece offerings.
A landmark Franco-Saudi investment agreement will transform the former Mirapolis theme park near Paris into a major leisure destination, with three new attractions parks set to be built on the historic site.
Reports suggest Christine Lagarde is being considered for a senior position at the World Economic Forum, raising questions about her future after the European Central Bank.
Wildfires and severe drought conditions are exposing unexploded ordnance from both World Wars across Europe, creating serious hazards for firefighters and the public alike.
French health regulators have ordered the recall of several batches of condoms found to carry risks of bursting and perforation, raising concerns about product safety and the reliability of medical device supply chains across Europe.