Category: 3. Europe

COPENHAGEN

Nine EU states called for “a new and open-minded conversation about the interpretation of the European Convention on Human Rights,” particularly in terms of migration, Radio Prague International reported on…

The move affects more than 7,000 currently enrolled students, around a quarter of the student body, Harvard said in a lawsuit to overturn the restrictions, adding that it would have a “devastating effect for Harvard and more than 7,000 visa holders.”

U.S. Homeland Security Secretary…

Farms across wide swaths of Europe are parched after an unusually dry spring, evidence of the increasing threat of climate change to homegrown grains.

The sunny stretch follows a winter marked by long periods of low rain and snowfall in key…

ECR has condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin for invading Ukraine, and a majority of its members have been staunch supporters of sending military aid to Kyiv.

ECR’s leadership has been debating for months whether to kick Kartheiser out of the group over his pro-Russian stance. …

Travel has become more accessible for a variety of reasons: increased disposable income, more frequent flights, better infrastructure to support tourists, etc. While this can be seen as a good thing (more opportunities to see the world!) and a…