EU Opens New Route to Digital Evidence
Binding cross-border data orders promise faster investigations but place new pressure on judicial scrutiny, privacy and source protection European judicial…
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France’s Social Media Ban Struck Down
Constitutional judges say child protection cannot justify indiscriminate restrictions and loosely defined age checks France’s Constitutional Council has in…
Iceland Weighs EU Talks
Referendum campaign enters final fortnight with membership, sovereignty and democratic influence at stake Icelanders will vote on 29 August on whether thei…
Heat, Rights and Slow Growth Shape Europe’s Week
Courts, security concerns and climate pressure competed with a crowded cultural and sporting calendar from 10 to 15 August Europe’s five-day news cycle bro…
Europe Deepens Taliban Contacts
Five years after Kabul fell, deportation diplomacy collides with Europe’s human-rights commitments Five years after the Taliban returned to power in Afghanistan, European governments are widening practical contacts with the country’s de facto authorities without offering formal recognition. The distinction remains legally and diplomatically important. Yet negotiations over deportations, consular services and migration are creating […]
Farage Returns as Inquiry Resumes
Clacton voters restore the Reform UK leader to Parliament as a £5 million gift probe reopens Nigel Farage has returned to Britain’s House of Commons after…
Western Europe Swelters Again
Britain records its hottest day of 2026 as temperatures exceed 40°C across France Western Europe faced another dangerous heat peak on Thursday, with the Un…
EIOPA elects Stavros Konstantas of the Bank of Greece to its Management Board
The Board of Supervisors of the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) has elected Stavros Konstantas, Director of Occupational and…
Budapest Scientologists Mark 10 Years of expansion at Váci Road Church
Hundreds of parishioners gathered for an anniversary service, music and a retrospective of a decade in which the Budapest Ideal Church has also hosted drug…
Germany Backs Sweeping Spy Powers
Cabinet plan would let intelligence services disrupt hostile operations as journalists warn that oversight and source protection fall short Germany’s cabin…