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Amsterdam residents will have the opportunity to pick up a free tree on Saturday, as part of a special initiative celebrating the city’s 750th anniversary. The Healthy City Foundation is

Belgium's new "accelerated procedure" for handling asylum claims has rejected 96% of applications so far, according to a report by De Tijd. The process was introduced by outgoing State

Former Finnish President Sauli Niinistö has called for improved collaboration among European intelligence agencies, proposing a central body to coordinate intelligence efforts across the EU.

Starting this week, France will extend identity controls to all its land borders, expanding a measure that has been in place at the French-Italian border since 2015. The broader border control

In 2024, most illegal entries into Germany occurred via Switzerland, according to the German Federal Police. On September 21, 2024, German police officers were stationed at a federal

Fourteen Dutch municipalities are moving forward with plans to establish emissions-free zones starting January 1, 2025, despite a parliamentary push to delay the initiative.

Eighty years after Belgium’s liberation and the end of World War II, a new comprehensive database has been launched to consolidate information on resistance activities in Belgium during the

A long-awaited work by the legendary Polish journalist Ryszard Kapuściński, titled The Hourglass, has finally been released in Poland—nearly 40 years after it was first submitted and blocked by

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier and Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister Antonio Tajani are set to meet at the border between their countries on Friday in a bid to enhance cooperation in tackling

Flemish university colleges are experiencing a substantial increase in student enrollment for the current academic year, with nearly 157,500 students enrolled—a 6% rise compared to last year.