Category: 3. Europe

PARIS — Sur instruction du Premier ministre, le gouvernement a engagé une procédure de suspension du site Shein, a annoncé le ministère de l’Economie et des finances ce mercredi.

Le communiqué de Bercy indique que cette suspension durera “le temps…

After years of relative quiet, fiscal policy is poised to retake centre stage in the eurozone’s economic narrative.

As member states unveil their 2026 budget plans, a renewed focus is falling on deficits, debt dynamics, and the sustainability of public finances, metrics that had receded…

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05/11/2025 – 14:34 GMT+1

Imagine having a croissant for breakfast in Paris and gazpacho for lunch in Madrid – thanks to a six-hour train ride. That might soon be possible under…

The group appears to be choosing the latter option, reflecting a rightward shift in EU politics since the 2024 European election.

The EPP on Wednesday submitted changes to the first omnibus simplification bill similar to those previously supported by the right-wing European Conservatives…

An already chaotic time for travellers in the US could become even worse.

As America’s government shutdown hits a record-breaking 36 days, the fallout is spreading from Washington’s halls of power to airports across the country.

On Tuesday, Transport Secretary Sean Duffy upped the stakes,…

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05/11/2025 – 14:08 GMT+1

A hyperrealistic sculpture depicting Donald Trump nailed to a cross while wearing an orange prison jumpsuit has gone on display at the Basler Kunstmeile…

A migrant who returned to the UK by small boat less than a month after being removed to France under the “one-in, one out” scheme has been removed again.

Home Office sources said a returns flight on Wednesday morning included the man who was removed on 19 September, before he returned to the UK…

A solitary dolphin has become the star of the Venetian lagoon in northern Italy.

The creature has been sighted in the waters of St Mark’s Basin, the area directly in front of the homonymous square, for several months now.

Christened Mimmo, the bottlenose dolphin has charmed residents and…

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05/11/2025 – 13:53 GMT+1

Rates of bloodstream infections caused by drug-resistant bacteria are expected to surge across Europe as the population ages in the coming years, a new…

European environment ministers backed on Wednesday a watered-down revision of the EU’s climate law after the inclusion of several flexibilities meant to help member states cut 90% of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2040.

The revised legislation is a compromise that the Danish Presidency,…