Category: 3. Europe

Heavy rainfall caused flashing flooding on Greece’s Paros island on Monday, 31 March. Drone footage captures the scale of destruction in the capital, Naousa, with damage to vehicles and authorities working to clear mud from the streets. Schools were closed Monday and authorities urged residents…

– Merz plant das Super-Kanzleramt: Der voraussichtlich nächste Kanzler will einen Nationalen Sicherheitsrat schaffen – und damit auch deutlich mehr außenpolitische Macht bei sich konzentrieren. Wie das aussehen kann, worüber CDU und SPD noch uneins sind und welche Köpfe…

The data means large numbers of Europeans living with cancer, cardiovascular conditions and other difficult-to-treat conditions may be missing out on medicines that could help them.  Furthermore, they have far less opportunities to access much-needed care.

Alzheimer’s disease — a…

François Bayrou

French Prime Minister François Bayrou may be the first to pay for Le Pen’s downfall. The centrist Macron ally has been trying to woo both National Rally and moderate left lawmakers to keep his minority government afloat.

Since Bayrou came to power in December, after…

The rearmament of a continent is expensive, and citizens must not only understand but also accept the financial sacrifices it will entail.

Failing to bring the public along risks souring attitudes. Voters already feel neglected after years of reductions to public services, and displeasure…

That has triggered a withering response from Kyiv, which wants Russia banished from the Olympics and other international sporting events as Moscow’s destructive invasion drags on.

“We will call on the international community to reject any attempts to normalize the presence of Russian…

Jusqu’à présent, Bruxelles a respecté les règles du jeu traditionnelles en matière commerciale, en alignant ses droits de douane sur des marques américaines emblématiques, telles que Harley-Davidson, sur ceux imposés par Trump sur ses métaux industriels. En rendant coup pour coup,…

Opening the three-hour debate, Prime Minister Micheál Martin said Ireland couldn’t afford the squabbling in the Dáil Éireann chamber at a time when incoming U.S. tariffs on EU goods imperil Ireland’s export-driven economy.

“Our country is facing enormous threats,” Martin said,…