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Education
A European University Alliance known as STARS EU will gather in Opava, Czechia, from 25 to 27 March 2026 for its annual conference, focusing on “transformative education” as a response...
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Commission targets “addictive design” and recommender transparency as scrutiny widens beyond Big Tech The European Commission has opened formal proceedings against the online fast-fashion giant Shein under the Digital Services...
Europe
Spain has moved to open a new legal front against major social media platforms, asking prosecutors to investigate Meta, TikTok and X over allegations that AI-generated child sexual abuse material...
Europe
A complaint by Montenegro’s Human Rights Action, prompted by leaked preliminary findings linked to the Council of Europe’s anti-torture committee, has put the Special Psychiatric Hospital in Dobrota back under...
Europe
A two-day programme of documentary and feature-film screenings, expert panels, and filmmakers’ testimonies will take place at the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) in Brussels on 24–25 February 2026,...
Europe
As the Winter Olympics 2026 continue in Milano Cortina, Great Britain's Matt Weston aims to break the nation's medal drought in the skeleton event. The day is filled with anticipation…
Europe
Hungarian opposition leader Peter Magyar has accused his political rivals of planning to blackmail him with a sex tape from 2024, just weeks before the upcoming election in Hungary.
Europe
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio issues a cautionary message to Europe ahead of a key speech at a transatlantic meeting, amidst heightened tensions following President Trump's Greenland annexation threat.
Economy
BRUSSELS—European Union leaders have agreed to a sweeping restructuring of the bloc's economy to confront an "enormous" triple threat from Washington, Beijing and Moscow, backing urgent reforms designed to forge...
Economy
When a public authority makes access to a contract, job, or subsidy conditional on a declaration about personal belief or religious practice, the issue is not only constitutional or human-rights...
