Europe
EU Migration Funding Moves Into Rights Territory
Council mandate opens talks on 2028-2034 support for asylum, borders and internal security, with safeguards still central to the debate The Council of the…
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Defense
NATO‘s Eyes in Space! Turkey to Build $300 Million Satellite System
Turkey Puts Space at NATO's Security Core Ankara's IMECE follow-on satellites would feed into a wider Allied push for faster surveillance, communications and missile tracking Turkey's planned contribution of high-resolution…
Press releases
Form 8.5 (EPT/RI) – Alternative Income REIT Plc
FORM 8.5 (EPT/RI) PUBLIC DEALING DISCLOSURE BY AN EXEMPT PRINCIPAL TRADER WITH RECOGNISED INTERMEDIARY STATUS DEALING IN A CLIENT-SERVING CAPACITY Rule 8.5 of the Takeover Code (the “Code”) 1.
Food
EU approves additional quota for 35,000 tonnes of Mexican honey
After the European Parliament approved the modernised trade agreement between the European Union and Mexico, European farmers’ and agricultural cooperatives Copa* and Cogeca** said the agreement creates new opportunities for…
Environment
Western Europe’s Record Heat Demands Action
Copernicus data shows June 2026 was the hottest June ever recorded in Western Europe, sharpening concerns over public health, wildfires and uneven climate preparedness.
Europe
Parliament Keeps Housing Crisis in View
The European Parliament has extended its housing crisis committee until January 2027, keeping pressure on EU leaders over affordable housing, energy costs and social rights.
United Nations
Ukraine: Rescuers work to save trapped residents after wave of Russian attacks
Reports indicate that at least 18 individuals lost their lives in the capital, where heavily populated residential neighborhoods suffered extensive destruction, prompting the evacuation of several areas.
science-technology
Satellites help chart a future for Europe’s disappearing farmland birds
Farmland biodiversity plays a crucial role in maintaining healthy ecosystems and productive agricultural landscapes. Yet across Europe, farmland birds – key indicators of environmental health – have suffered sharp declines as…
Europe
EU Child-Safety Scan Vote Reopens Privacy Fight
Parliament’s urgent-procedure decision could revive temporary online child-abuse detection rules after an April legal gap The European Parliament is due to decide on Tuesday whether to fast-track a renewed EU…
Europe
Article 7 – Hungary’s Rule of Law Reset Must Reach Its Privacy Watchdog
Hungary’s new government should use the Article 7 process to protect religious minorities, journalists, civil society and sensitive personal data — and renew NAIH leadership.