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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.
Strike action has brought significant disruption to Italy’s rail network, with passengers facing cancellations and delays across both regional and long-distance routes. Here is what travellers need to know about refunds and rebooking options.
Since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a growing number of Russian women have been travelling abroad to give birth, seeking foreign citizenship and legal security for their newborns in an increasingly uncertain homeland.
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.
Norwegian authorities have impounded a Russian-owned expedition vessel in Svalbard at the request of Ukraine’s Naftogaz, which is pursuing a $4.2 billion arbitration award stemming from the seizure of its Crimean energy assets in 2014.
A man and a woman have been detained in Munich after allegedly attempting to carry out an arson attack on the premises of two defence sector companies, raising fresh concerns about security threats to European defence infrastructure.
As a new academic year gets underway, persistent debates over teacher salaries and workforce shortages are resurfacing across EU member states — with stark disparities between east and west.
Ukraine has formally notified international aviation authorities that Russian airspace is unsafe for civilian aircraft, following a public appeal by President Zelenskyy urging global airlines to reroute away from Russian territory.
At least eight people were killed when Russia launched a large-scale combined missile and drone assault on Kyiv, with Ukrainian air defence systems engaged but unable to prevent significant casualties and damage across the capital.
NATO’s eastern member states are pushing back against alarm over an imminent Russian military attack, even as they accelerate defence spending and raise concerns about a growing campaign of hybrid aggression from Moscow.