Europe
Provisional deal targets AI-generated abuse material, sextortion and delayed access to justice for survivors The European Union has reached a provisional deal to strengthen criminal law against child sexual abuse…
FORB
Five men were injured as counter-terrorism officers joined the investigation into violent incidents across the Scottish capital A man has been charged after five men were injured in a series…
Europe
EU leaders closed a crowded summit as migration, trade, culture, sport and the coming policy calendar sharpened the continent’s next choices Europe’s past five days were shaped by a familiar…
Books
Samantha Harvey’s Booker-winning novel looks at the planet from above, and finds human responsibility rather than escape Samantha Harvey’s Orbital is a brief, luminous novel about six astronauts circling Earth…
News
Luxembourg conferences open the fundamentals cluster, putting rule of law and democratic institutions at the centre of both accession bids The European Union has formally opened the first substantive accession…
News
A new Council of Europe study warns that pupils often learn about executions, but not enough about why abolition became a democratic standard Europe has not carried out an execution…
News
Lynne Olson Restores Women’s Resistance to the Centre of Europe’s Memory
News
How European Parliament investigations work: powers, limits and why committees of inquiry and special committees matter for EU scrutiny.
Energy
European Sustainable Energy Week opens as policymakers face harder questions on grids, affordability and public trust European Sustainable Energy Week opened in Brussels and online on 9 June with a…
Environment
Homes, roads and schools face inspections after a shallow earthquake sequence rattled central Greece A sequence of earthquakes in northern Evia has left local authorities assessing damage to homes, roads…
