Belgium’s foreign minister met his Ukrainian counterpart in a Kyiv air raid shelter on Tuesday as the capital recorded at least eight air alert warnings throughout the day, highlighting the stark realities of European diplomacy in wartime Ukraine.
Stellantis has recalled around 955,000 vehicles due to a rear-view camera defect, adding to a string of challenges facing the automotive giant and raising fresh questions about quality control across its wide brand portfolio.
A Berlin Islamist attack carried out by a suspect already known to police has intensified scrutiny of Germany’s threat assessment methods, with experts warning that superficial deradicalization measures are leaving dangerous gaps in security.
The family of British academic Jason Arday, who died a week after resigning from Cambridge University amid plagiarism allegations, has condemned what it calls a deliberate campaign of harassment against him in his final weeks.
Demonstrators gathered at Piraeus harbour as the Israeli cruise ship Crown Iris docked, reflecting growing anti-war sentiment across parts of Europe linked to the ongoing conflict in Gaza.
A bomb concealed in a public bin killed a Russian naval officer in occupied Sevastopol, with reports identifying the victim as a former Ukrainian defector who commanded a Kalibr missile submarine for Moscow’s Black Sea Fleet.
Skies darkened dramatically over parts of northern Spain as a total solar eclipse swept across the region, marking the first such celestial event to touch mainland Europe since 2006.
European diplomatic confidence in Washington’s ability to broker Middle East peace is eroding after Netanyahu’s rejection of a US-backed proposal, with allied officials privately questioning American strategy and leverage.
Brussels and major press freedom groups have condemned Minsk’s decision to ban Euronews, warning the move signals a deepening assault on independent journalism in Belarus.
Germany’s church tax system is generating growing revenues even as record numbers of worshippers formally resign their membership, thanks to rising wages that boost contributions from those who remain.