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The EU and the US should talk to each other as equal partners, European Parliament Vice-President and former Belgian Prime Minister Sophie Wilmès told Euronews' morning show Europe Today.

US President Donald Trump is no stranger to theories alleging that attempts on his life are false flag operations.

The war in the Middle East may have driven up oil and gas demand, but the world should still ditch new fossil fuel drilling, EU climate chief Wopke Hoekstra has said, insisting on "affordable, reliable, homegrown clean energy."

Online platforms are becoming the new political arena for Europe's youth. With their online engagement higher than in older groups, how do countries compare across the continent?

European Commission Vice-President Mînzatu says she's "convinced" her native Romania will maintain a pro-European stance despite her Socialist party teaming up with the far-right in a bid to oust the centrist government.

Instability is increasingly undermining the Western Balkan country's EU ambitions.

An incendiary device was pushed through the Reform UK's leader letterbox in 2025.

The Russian armed forces are laboring in the Donbas, while Ukrainian drones expose the Kremlin's vulnerabilities.

Commission president calls for next EU budget to have more money that doesn't come from national coffers.

German authorities say the suspect gathered intelligence on military aid to Ukraine and eyed potential sabotage targets.

Up to 500 officers are involved in three raids at Crewe's Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light group.

Up to 500 officers are involved in three raids at Crewe's Ahmadi Religion of Peace and Light group.

Nancy Pexton stabbed her sister Jennifer Abbott Dauward and took her diamond-encrusted Rolex watch.

The explosion in Dunmurry on Saturday has heightened security fears for civilians who work for the PSNI, says union representative.

Boats carrying people over the water were once a common sight in the city but the service ended last year.

My eldest niece is 11 years old. She goes to school from 08:00 to approximately 14:00. Her mother is a single mother, who works a nine-to-five job. Luckily enough, the school my niece attends is close to where she lives. She is 11 now and can mostly take care of herself – she could walk [...]

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Denise Brown, the UN Humanitarian Coordinator in Sudan, said the crisis is following a grim pattern of repeated abuses and repeated suffering. “We are on repeat in Sudan,” she told journalists in New York by video link from the capital Khartoum. “Please don’t call this a forgotten crisis. I’m referring to this as an abandoned crisis.” [...]

By Prof. A. Lopukhin It has not yet been fully established where the readers of this epistle should be sought – the Christians of the Galatian churches. According to the long-established opinion, Galatia, to which the Apostle Paul addresses his epistle, is the country in the central part of Asia Minor, which received its name [...]

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New agreement on exchange of classified data in the defence sector appears designed to accelerate arms shipments from Israel to Serbia.

Slobodan Radenkovic was jailed for two years for taking part in attacks on NATO peacekeeping troops in the north of Kosovo in May 2023 that left over 90 soldiers injured.

Political change in Sofia promises a stable government after years of turmoil – but it isn’t likely to translate into a substantial shift in policy towards neighbouring North Macedonia and its blocked EU aspirations.

Academics say state universities across the country are coming under increasing pressure from the authorities, who see them as a hotbeds of organised political dissent that could challenge the Serbian Progressive Party’s long rule at the next elections.

Instead of smuggling drugs, the cartels send ‘cooks’ to produce them in laboratories hidden in villages in the Polish regions of Pomerania or Podlaskie.

Spanish inflation cooled in April thanks to falling electricity prices even as the Middle East war roiled global energy markets, official data showed on Wednesday.

Ryanair's CEO has said that the Irish low-cost airline could cease all operations in Zaragoza if Spanish airport operator Aena maintains its higher fees, confirming already announced flight cuts to the northeastern city.

The Spanish Congress on Tuesday rejected the decree that sought to extend rental agreements as a means of protecting tenants from evictions and price gouging. So what does this mean for renters' rights and price increases?

PM says property speculation makes Spanish city centres "theme parks", holidaymakers turn their backs on Barcelona tourist buses, Spain's FM calls for Spanish to be named one of US's native languages and more news on Wednesday April 29th.

French President Emmanuel Macron has called on Andorra to "move forwards" on decriminalising abortion during a visit to the principality, which maintains one of Europe's last total bans on abortion.

On April 10 and 21, the European Newsroom organised a webinar on SEO and GEO, led by experts from the German press agency dpa, Christian Hartung and Thilo Hopert.

On Tuesday, April 21, the European Newsroom sat down with EU Defence and Space Commissioner Andrius Kubilius to talk about the EU’s drive to bolster its defence capabilities in the context of ongoing geopolitical shifts and their impact on Europe’s security.

On Thursday, March 26, the European Newsroom sat down with Virkkunen for an interview focused on the EU’s efforts to protect minors in the online environment – from social media to adult websites.

On Monday, March 17, the European Newsroom (enr) sat down with António Costa, President of the European Council, for an exclusive interview in Brussels focused on the conflict in the Middle East, Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine, the EU's drive to bolster its competitiveness, and the progress of new countries joining the currently 27-nation bloc.

On Wednesday, February 4, the European Newsroom received Committee of the Regions President Kata Tüttő and Italian MEP Irene Tinagli for an interview with enr and non-enr journalists.

Democratic resilience must extend to the communities where democratic systems are most tested.

This means ensuring the full political participation of Roma citizens.

That was a keynote message to emerge from a conference in the EU parliament.

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The European Commission announced last week that a new age verification app designed to protect children online would soon be made available to citizens across the EU.

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Paris, France / Bamako, Mali – April 29, 2026 — Brussels Morning Newspaper – Africa security crisis news is drawing global attention after France issued an urgent advisory calling on its citizens to leave Mali “as soon as possible” due ... Read more

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Taipei, Taiwan – April 29, 2026 — Brussels Morning Newspaper – Taiwan geopolitical conflict remains one of the most sensitive and closely watched issues in international relations, as tensions between Taiwan and China continue to influence regional stability and global ... Read more

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New York, United States – April 29, 2026 — Brussels Morning Newspaper – Digital transformation services are entering a new phase of growth as Cognizant advances plans to acquire Astreya in a deal valued at approximately $600 million. The move ... Read more

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The war in Iran and broader developments in the Middle East were the focus of talks Wednesday between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Qatar’s Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani at the Maximos Mansion, the Greek government said.

Conservation work is being carried out on the little-known ancient citadel of Pelinna near Trikala in central Greece whose fortifications are among the most significant in the region, the Culture Ministry said Wednesday.

Turkey is making yet another effort to legitimize a maritime delimitation accord it signed with non-neighboring Libya in 2019 and which has been widely criticized as incompatible with the law of the sea.

Police arrested one inmate and filed charges against three others following an operation Tuesday at the psychiatric ward inside Korydallos Prison, Greece’s largest penitentiary, authorities said.

WWF Greece on Wednesday urged authorities to strengthen wildfire prevention and improve coordination as the country enters its annual fire season, warning that the success of new policies will hinge on swift implementation.

The report highlights a continued increase in credit investments across the Karabakh and East Zangezur economic regions, reflecting growing financial activity in these areas.