Europe Faces Rising Greyzone Attacks as Governments Urge Public Preparedness
Cyber-attacks on supermarket freezers and airline hoaxes highlight the rise of greyzone aggression, prompting governments to urge public preparedness.
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Kazakhstan’s Ethnic Germans Confront Soviet Deportation Legacy
Ethnic Germans in Kazakhstan confront the legacy of Soviet deportations through cultural preservation and historical research, as younger generations explore their complex identities.
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European stocks plunge as US AI slowdown fears spread after Democrats’ midterm win
European stocks fell sharply as fears of an AI slowdown after the Democrats’ midterm win triggered a global tech sell-off.
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Food prices surge in southern Europe as energy costs hit shoppers
Food prices are climbing across Europe, with sharp increases in some countries as energy costs ripple through supply chains. In Italy, unprocessed food prices rose 7.5% year-on-year in October, and eurozone inflation hit 4%, the highest in over three years.
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Guillaume Cerutti to Lead Versailles After Eight-Month Vacancy
Guillaume Cerutti is set to become president of the Château de Versailles, ending eight months of vacancy, with validation expected in the Council of Ministers on Wednesday.
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France’s economy stalls as budget deadlock fuels uncertainty
France’s economy contracted by 0.1 percent in the third quarter, leaving it on the brink of recession, as political deadlock over the budget fuels uncertainty and borrowing costs remain elevated.
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Burnham signals willingness to discuss formal apology for slave trade
U.K. Prime Minister Andy Burnham is open to a formal apology for the slave trade but rejects financial reparations, ahead of the Commonwealth summit.
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MEPs and Estonia push for EU corruption sanctions
MEPs and Estonia urge the EU to impose visa bans and asset freezes on corrupt foreign officials by adding corruption to its human rights sanctions list.
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EU and China seek AI cooperation amid trade tensions
The EU and China are exploring cooperation in AI and other tech sectors after trade talks in Beijing, with both sides seeking to narrow the gap with the US.
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MEP Javier Moreno Sánchez plays down ‘associate membership’ row ahead of EU-Canada summit
MEP Javier Moreno Sánchez has dismissed the row over calling Canada an ‘associate member’ of the EU, saying he doesn’t care about the legal basis and wants a de facto partnership ahead of the Montréal summit.
