A decade after the Brexit referendum, the Last Night of the Proms became a canvas for lingering European sentiment, as EU flags reportedly outnumbered Union Jacks inside the Royal Albert Hall.
British police have banned face coverings at a planned anti-migration protest, invoking public order powers as debate over small-boat Channel crossings continues to dominate the UK political landscape.
With the European Central Bank pressing ahead with its tightening cycle, homeowners across the eurozone’s largest economies face the prospect of higher borrowing costs as commercial banks adjust their lending terms.
Qatar’s budget deficit has more than doubled to over five billion euros in the second quarter, surpassing the country’s original full-year forecast as LNG export disruptions tied to regional conflict delay revenues and leave European gas buyers facing cancellations into November.
European lawmakers have clashed sharply over the crisis at Ceuta, Spain’s enclave on the northern tip of Africa, as the episode reignites long-standing divisions over how the EU should respond when a member state faces sudden migratory pressure at its external borders.
German exports fell in July for the first time in five months, dragged down by weakening demand from China and the eurozone, raising fresh concerns about the durability of Europe’s largest economy’s recovery.
With most EU countries missing the transposition deadline for the bloc’s landmark Pay Transparency Directive, fresh data on job advertising hints at slow but measurable shifts in how employers disclose salaries.
Spain’s Audiencia Nacional has opened a formal criminal investigation into the 2021 mass crossing of migrants into Ceuta, citing a police report that accused Moroccan security forces of deliberate inaction during the incident.
Salmonella infections have been climbing steadily across Europe since 2020, costing the continent up to €3 billion annually. Health authorities are calling for stronger controls as certain regions record disproportionately high case numbers.
Kent Police confirmed no arrests were made after a group of masked demonstrators temporarily disrupted ferry services at the Port of Dover on Saturday, with order restored and traffic flowing normally by midday.