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What to Do If You Lose Your Passport in Europe
You reach for your passport — and it’s gone. Maybe it slipped out of your bag, maybe it was stolen, or maybe you simply left it behind. Whatever the cause,…
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The Muslim Brotherhood in Europe and Sudan: Different MO, same mission
The Muslim Brotherhood, whether being designated as a terrorist organisation by the United States, or facing scrutiny and restrictions in France and Austria, is under the spotlight; concern is mounting…
Economy
EU Warns of Stagflation Risk From Energy Shock
Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis told MEPs that Europe faces a renewed economic test as conflict in the Middle East drives up energy costs, clouds the inflation outlook and puts fresh pressure…
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Madrid to Hold Third Consecutive Day for Art Event on 19 April
Church of Scientology of Spain and Fundación para la Mejora de la Vida, la Cultura y la Sociedad announce a new edition of an artist-led gathering linking creativity, community and…
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What to Do If Your Employer Doesn’t Pay You in Europe
The payslip arrives — but the money does not. Days pass, then weeks. Rent is due, bills are stacking up, and your employer stops responding or gives vague excuses. Across…
Europe
England Launches Hyper-Targeted Initiative to Combat Knife Crime in Schools
** The UK Home Office has unveiled a £1.2m initiative aimed at reducing knife crime in schools across England. By using advanced mapping technology, the programme will provide targeted support…
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What to Do If Your Bank Account Is Frozen in Europe
You try to pay for groceries or rent — and your card is declined. You check your banking app: your account has been frozen. No warning, no clear explanation. In…
Europe
EU Vitamin Caps Must Protect Public Health—Not Deepen Europe’s Deficiency Crisis
ANH Europe warns that excessively low limits on vitamins and minerals could make widespread micronutrient shortfalls harder to address AMSTERDAM, 2 April 2026 — As pressure grows on the European Commission…
Europe
OSCE Assessment of France: Secularism, Security, and the Question of Minorities
The OSCE's 2026 report on France praises efforts against antisemitism but criticizes MIVILUDES for lacking transparency. Delegates note that strict secularism often discriminates against minority groups like Scientologists and Jehovah's…
Europe
Switzerland’s President Advocates for Wine Import Restrictions Amidst Controversy
Switzerland's president, a wine producer, is proposing restrictions on wine imports to bolster local production. This move has sparked opposition from international competitors and domestic merchants who fear economic repercussions.…