Category: 3. Europe

By&nbspAP&nbspwith&nbspEuronews

Published on
17/11/2025 – 16:25 GMT+1

Ethiopia on Monday confirmed three deaths from the Marburg haemorrhagic virus that has been detected in an…

Plans to fast-track the deportation of illegal migrants and a major overhaul of human rights law are to be announced by Shabana Mahmood as part of sweeping reforms of the UK’s asylum policy.

Those granted asylum will be returned home if their country is at any time deemed safe, and they will have…

The EU risks breaching climate targets unless it shows “credible leadership” and fully discloses its militaries’ emissions.

Experts have warned that the environmental cost of conflict can no longer remain “hidden in plain sight”, as COP30 sees fossil fuel phase-out negotiations…

Vital supplies of US liquefied natural gas are due to start flowing into war-ravaged Ukraine this winter via a pipeline across the Balkans.

The deal was announced after Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky met Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis in Athens on Sunday. Greece is working to…

The 22-year-old Amine is one of the highest-profile crusaders against the narcotics trade in Marseille, the southern port city that for decades has failed to curb drug-related violence. He was profiled in the New York Times last year.

Benoît Payan, the center-left mayor of Marseille,…

All EU countries raised welfare spending in 2024, according to Eurostat data, with a global increase of nearly 7%, bringing the bloc’s total social budget to almost €5 billion.

Compared with its GDP, the average social benefit spending is now around 27% across the bloc.

But rates vary…

Romania’s Department for Emergency Situations said in a statement on social media the blaze was the result of a “drone attack carried out on the territory of Ukraine” on Sunday night, which caused “a ship loaded with LPG” to be “engulfed in flames in the area of ​​Izmail,” a Ukrainian…