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France is leading for the way for the EU to restrict youth access to social media, but its blanket ban poses concern to critics of the Australian model for not addressing the root cause of the problem.
Drapatyi’s rise could decide whether exhausted Ukrainian troops get the training, drones and honest leadership they need to hold back Russia’s latest push on Donbas towns and cross‑border strikes.
Launched end of May by Dutch white supremacist Eva Vlaardingerbroek and Austrian neo-Nazi Martin Sellner, the petition sought to 'remigrate' people who pose a serious cultural burden.
Launched end of May by Dutch white supremacist Eva Vlaardingerbroek and Austrian neo-Nazi Martin Sellner, the petition sought to 'remigrate' people who pose a serious cultural burden.
Behind the outrage over one minister’s words lies a deeper, unspoken reality laid bare by diplomats and experts: Belgrade never really buried the Milošević-era narrative about Kosovo, it just learned to speak it more quietly in Brussels.
While studies link microplastics to behavioural problems in children and potential cancer risks, questions from MEPs to the European Commission about food and product safety remain unanswered.
many low-income households and almost half of tenants, struggle to keep their homes cool. As temperatures continue to rise, those least able to adapt are paying the highest price. This is not an accident; it is a systemic failure. Nearly 75 percent of the EU's building stock is energy inefficient and most homes were never designed to cope with the increasingly hot summers Europe now faces.
As warnings of possible provocations from Moscow pile up, a system of ditches, trenches and bunkers is beginning to take shape along the 950-km border that the Baltic states share with Russia.
Betting on influencers to sell its grand projects and geopolitical priorities to young voters is the new way Brussels' institutions are experimenting.
With one of the EU’s last openly left-wing migration agendas and a high-profile clash with Donald Trump over the Middle East, Sánchez’s fight for survival in Madrid could reshape Europe’s political balance in 2027.
