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Belgian authorities released former EU foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini, European Commission official Stefano Sannino and a third suspect from custody after questioning them in a corruption probe. They have…
Nobel Prize winner in economics Philippe Aghion has urged the European Union to lower internal barriers and establish “a true single market” in an interview on Euronews. The French economist…
Spain received more than 2.3 million applications for citizenship from descendants of people who fled the country during the rule of dictator Francisco Franco, overwhelming its consular services worldwide. Over…
Greece is transforming its approach to forest fires with a National Forest Fire Risk Assessment Map – the first of its kind in decades. The map provides a general overview…
Malaysia’s transport ministry said Wednesday that the deep-sea search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 will restart on 30 December, boosting hopes of finally finding the jet that vanished without a…
Governments around the world are being forced to set out clear rules for action following a “surge” in climate litigation. . A new report from the Climate Litigation Network explores…
The EU foreign affairs headquarters, the EEAS, and the College of Europe in Bruges were raided yesterday by Belgian police. Former EU foreign affairs chief and College of Europe Rector…
More than 300 roe deer were rescued from frozen lakes in Russia’s Novosibirsk region after early migration left them stranded on icy surfaces. The animals, unable to stand or move…
Technological developments are transforming daily life in many ways, including how people shop. Mobile payments are growing across Europe as more people use smartphones and smartwatches to make purchases. In…