Category: 3. Europe

House prices in the EU continued to rise in the second quarter of 2025, marking the seventh consecutive year-over-year increase.

Nominally, prices increased in…

The European Union is preparing to dispense with passport stamps in favour of a new digital border management system.

Australians and citizens of other non-EU countries travelling to Europe from Sunday 12 October may encounter the new biometric…

BRUSSELS, Oct 7 (Reuters) – European Union countries are moving towards a deal to curb the movement of Russian diplomats within the bloc, but no formal agreement has been reached yet, EU diplomats told Reuters on Tuesday.

The measure, proposed by…

Last month, Lithuania’s former foreign minister Gabrielius Landsbergis pithily diagnosed Europe as being stuck in a perpetual geopolitical Groundhog Day. Landsbergis is quite correct, though for reasons that would leave him unsmiling….

Support to spend more on national defence is on the decline, an exclusive poll produced for Euractiv by Polling Europe shows.

In light of continued Russian aggression and the commitment of most EU member states to increase their defence outlay…

“Like many other citizens across Europe, I have PFAS in my body,” said Roswall in a written statement. “I tested positively on 6 out of 13 PFAS, including some that are classified as toxic for reproductive health. PFAS pollution is a vital public health issue.”

The results of one…

For decades, Europe exemplified post-Cold War peace. Today, it confronts enduring, escalating war. The coda to President Donald Trump’s peace talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin in August has been an intensification of Russia’s war…