Tour de France 2026 to open with a team time trial in Barcelona
World Cup 2030 expected to generate €400 million for Portugal
Football: 4,000 police officers and gendarmes deployed for the France-Israel match
1.2 million tickets remain for Paris Olympics despite record sales
Diplomatic tensions rise as Germany summons Turkish ambassador over controversial Euro 2024 gesture
Paris police chief highlights islamist terrorism as key security concern for upcoming Olympics
Belgium to deploy troops to Paris for Olympic security boost
Unprecedented surge in aggression reports during Flemish youth football season
Paris 2024 Olympics: over 1,600 housing units to become student accommodation post-Games
Flanders aims to regulate foreign takeovers in amateur soccer
Church of Greece plans to launch digital-only bank
Digital crime in Switzerland jumped by over 35% in 2024
Switzerland explores high-speed train fleet for European connections
Volkswagen targets Europe for its affordable electric car, says brand chief
Polish companies strengthen focus on AI-related cybersecurity risks: study
Kazakhstan to supply Swiss nuclear plants with uranium for the first time
France 'far from ready' to build six new nuclear reactors, auditor says
Audi Brussels contemplates resuming production
Norway leads the charge: EVs dominate new car sales in 2024
Sales of Chinese electric vehicles in the EU drop following tariff increase
French publishers and authors sue Meta over AI training with their books
Eurovision Basel: nearly 42,000 tickets sell out in minutes
France’s Louvre museum in crisis: a call for urgent restoration
Miss Nederland contest ends after 35 years, replaced by new empowerment platform
Brussels to celebrate Art Deco heritage in 2025
New European Songbook aims to foster cultural exchange across the EU
Croatian city named among top European autumn destinations
Denmark boosts defense with naval mines and vessels amid U.S. criticism
EU could spend €500 billion on defence over next 5 years, says Fitch
Paris votes to pedestrianize 500 more streets in major green push
University of Amsterdam ends exchange program with Hebrew University over Gaza War ties
Parisians to vote on turning 500 more streets into pedestrian zones
Poland secures fourth consecutive win in European Tree of the Year contest
Air France unveils new first-class suite in luxury travel showdown
Greek and Turkish Cypriot leaders meet in Geneva for crucial talks
The EU has announced today new funding of €53.7 million in humanitarian aid for the most vulnerable people in Ethiopia, including those affected by the conflict in Ethiopia's Tigray region.
The EPP Group held its 23rd Annual Intercultural Dialogue with Churches and Religious Institutions today. The event brought together leading MEPs, with high-ranking representatives from
If journalists cannot do their job freely, our democracies will cease to be democracies. We must do more to protect journalists and ensure freedom of the media and media pluralism in all EU
Today, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will present new legislation for minimum wages in the EU. Dennis Radtke MEP, EPP Group Spokesman in the Employment and
A Jewish student was seriously injured in an attack near a synagogue in Hamburg. It happened on October 4, just days before the yearly date commemorating the Halle synagogue attack.
Three men suspected of involvement in the 1994 Rwanda genocide have been arrested and charged in Belgium with serious abuse of human rights, the prosecutor's office said Saturday.
Torn from their parents, brought up in a convent then abandoned when the Belgian Congo gained independence.
Belgian police arrested several people on Saturday (Aug 8) after a brawl broke out on a beach between officers and youths they had told to leave for refusing to respect virus safety measures.
Cyprus decided Friday to welcome tourists from Britain, its largest market, from 1 August if that country’s coronavirus outbreak remains on a downward trend.
The EU cannot agree on a list of "safe countries" from where travellers could visit Europe in July, with some member states requiring more time to decide, diplomats said Saturday.
