Category: 3. Europe

The dismantling of the US Agency for International Development (USAID) has captured headlines, but “very regrettable” reductions in European aid budgets are also contributing to a void in support for some of the poorest people in the…

– Streit vor dem Start: Warum das Gezerre um Mindestlohn, Mütterrente und Steuern die Ambitionslosigkeit des Koalitionsvertrags aufdeckt, kommentiert Gordon Repinski.

– Halbierung von Beauftragten: Wie aus über 40 gut 20 Bundesbeauftragte werden sollen, aber niemand einen…

Donald Trump has said Volodymyr Zelensky shares the blame with Russian President Vladimir Putin for “millions of people dead” in the Ukraine war.

The US president was responding to reporters’ questions during a meeting with El Salvador’s leader at the White House.

“When you start a war you got to…

What are the Trump administration’s plans for the U.S. Army at home and abroad?

The question hung over recent House and Senate hearings with Pentagon officials about security challenges facing the United States. “The Department [of Defense…

Europe is scrambling to remilitarise. The European Commission is raising a €150bn (£129bn) defence fund and is calling on EU countries to invest €650bn (£561bn) more. Germany has cast aside its government debt limit to invest hundreds of…

‘Tropical nights’ might sound like a beach-side party, or a refreshing cocktail, but the reality is less entertaining.

In fact, tropical nights – when temperatures don’t dip below 20C – have become an increasingly common, sweaty…

“How can EPSO be such a failure every single time?” wrote another.

This test was for candidates hoping to get a job as a translator working in one of eight different EU languages. 9,663 people took part

One candidate who received the email Thursday said she had spent an hour every…