Politics

French President Emmanuel Macron will visit Vietnam next week as part of a wider Southeast Asia tour, with infrastructure and energy cooperation expected to top the agenda. The trip, the

Brussels, May 15, 2025 – Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the European Parliament today to demand that the EU and Belgium halt arms supplies to Israel and impose sanctions over

Brussels, May 15, 2025 – Negotiations between the United Kingdom and the European Union hit a significant roadblock today in Brussels, as both sides failed to reach an agreement on

The start of military actions by Hungary against Ukraine’s Zakarpattia region could mark the beginning of a new stage in 21st-century history—namely, a war between the European Union and

On May 11, 2025, Albania held its first parliamentary election since beginning EU accession negotiations, a pivotal moment for the country’s democratic maturity. Prime Minister Edi Rama,

Homeless individuals should have easier access to priority housing, say dozens of organizations united under the coalition Dakloosheid Voorbij! (Beyond Homelessness). On Tuesday, the group

Switzerland will not implement a nationwide mandatory microchipping policy for cats, following a vote in the House of Representatives on Tuesday. The proposal was rejected

Karin Prien, a prominent Christian Democratic Union (CDU) politician and granddaughter of Holocaust survivors, has been appointed Germany’s federal minister for education, family, women,

On Friday, a group of Serbian students kicked off an 18-day run from Belgrade to Brussels, aiming to bring their anti-corruption message directly to the European Parliament.

Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis is set to embark on an official visit to Japan and China next week, with a full agenda that includes strengthening bilateral ties, addressing economic issues,