Category: 3. Europe

Russian forces have been carrying out strikes on critical infrastructure amid freezing winter temperatures as their full-scale invasion approaches the four-year mark next month. 

IAEA Director-General Rafael Grossi said the electrical grid was again the target of military activity this past…

Fit and proper

It was essential, McSweeney would tell his audiences, that the first criterion for choosing a candidate should be that they are a “fit and proper” person for the job. 

In a cynical age when most voters have no automatic loyalty to parties in the way they used to,…

The European Commission is seeking input from its G7 partners over the fate of the price cap on Russian oil before proposing a new round of sanctions against Moscow, several officials and diplomats told Euronews. A presentation to ambassadors was expected to take place on Friday, but it has…

Amsterdam is set to ban climate-damaging advertising in public spaces, following a trend spreading across Dutch cities.

The capital of the Netherlands will prohibit both fossil fuel and meat adverts under the new measure.

Amsterdam initially proposed the move in 2020, becoming the first…

Spain has accused Telegram of spreading misinformation after the platform’s founder, Pavel Durov, sent an in-app message to all users in Spain criticising draft social media legislation proposed by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.

“Do we want a technology that normalises and amplifies deception?…

Emergency teams patrolled Alcacer do Sal by boat, rescuing residents after the seventh storm to hit the Iberian Peninsula this year. A 78-year-old woman was taken to safety as the Sado river overflowed, pushing water through the town…