Spanish authorities are monitoring a coordinated online campaign that could encourage a large-scale attempt to enter the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco on the national holiday of 15 August.
After years of record-breaking fire seasons overwhelmed Europe’s emergency response systems, the EU is redirecting billions toward preventing catastrophic wildfires rather than simply fighting them — a fundamental shift in how the bloc manages one of climate change’s most visible threats.
The British energy major is reportedly preparing to offload its North Sea assets as mounting windfall taxes and turbulent global energy markets reshape its strategic priorities.
Critically low water levels on the Danube are forcing central European governments into emergency mode, as a punishing heatwave compounds what analysts say is a worsening long-term drought trend across the region.
As the Catholic Church installs its newest pontiff, observers across Europe and beyond are closely examining what his election means for one of the world’s most influential institutions.
The Trump administration faces a shrinking set of viable options in its confrontation with Tehran, as Iran’s confident stance and Washington’s red lines over the Strait of Hormuz leave little room for a clean resolution.
Devolved institutions in Belfast have failed to meet a critical deadline for resolving a severe fiscal shortfall, casting a shadow over the new Northern Ireland Secretary’s inaugural visit to the region.
The European Commission is expected to launch a formal probe into open mesh fabric imports from the Western Balkans over fears that the goods contain Chinese glass fibre subject to existing EU anti-dumping duties, effectively allowing trade penalties to be bypassed.
Rome has yet to commit to how much of its €14.9 billion SAFE facility allocation it intends to draw down, creating procedural headaches for the European Commission as legal deadlines approach.
Displaced residents are returning home after wildfires in Spain and France showed signs of stabilisation, but authorities warn that an ongoing heatwave keeps the risk of further outbreaks dangerously high.