The first full week of January tends to feel like a bit of a slog.
There’s the necessary process of de-zombifying yourself after weeks of non-stop food, drinks, and sofa-rotting – not helped by that backlog of e-mails awaiting you on the return to work…
But thankfully there’s also a lot to…
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Christmas is officially over, which means taking down the…
For Europe, Libya has long been treated less as a neighbouring society than as a recurring emergency. When migration flows spike, energy routes wobble, or armed groups clash, European capitals scramble to contain the fallout. What Europe has consistently failed to do, however, is support the…
Ursula von der Leyen (pictured), president of the European Commission, says the EU “stands in full solidarity with Switzerland” following the tragic fire at Crans Montana which has claimed at least 40 lives, many of them young people.
She also pledged that the Union will help offer aid to…
The gender pay gap is a well-observed phenomenon across Europe. In the EU, women earned 12% less than men in 2023, according to Eurostat, meaning women earned only €88 for every €100 earned by men.
The gap is even wider when it comes to pensions. Across 27 European countries, including…
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Migrant arrivals to the United Kingdom in 2025 hit their highest level since 2022, according to government data.
The latest figures…
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Europeans are waiting longer to have children – and experts say there’s no sign this trend will slow down soon.
Across the European Union, women…
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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio suggested on Sunday that the US would not govern Venezuela day-to-day, other than enforcing an existing “oil…
Since launching her campaign, Dati has tried to drum up support with social media clips similar to those that propelled Zohran Mamdani from an unknown assemblyman to mayor of New York.
Hers have, unsurprisingly, a right-wing spin. She’s been seen ambushing migrants, illicit drug users…