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In a scaled-back Victory Day parade, President Putin reiterated his commitment to the military operation in Ukraine while denouncing NATO amid heightened security concerns.
In light of a three-day ceasefire brokered by the US, Ukraine has agreed not to target the upcoming Victory Day parade in Moscow, which will see a scaled-back military presence.
Spain's Bizum is expanding its reach by introducing account-to-account payments at physical retail locations, challenging the dominance of Visa and Mastercard.
Economist Philippa Sigl-Glöckner highlights the risks facing Germany's industrial model due to a lack of focus on breakthrough innovations and increasing competition from China.
Rumen Radev, elected on April 19, outlines his vision for Bulgaria, aiming for modernization while carefully balancing ties with both Europe and Russia.
In a significant diplomatic shift, France has rescinded the invitation extended to South African President Cyril Ramaphosa for the upcoming G7 summit, reportedly under pressure from the United States.
In a notable move, Niger has suspended nine French media outlets, reflecting the growing anti-French sentiment in the region.
In response to pressure from Washington, MEP Bernd Lange has firmly stated that the EU's legislative process must not be swayed by threats, particularly those related to tariffs from President Trump.
After a tragic car attack in Leipzig, misleading images and videos have emerged online, inaccurately connecting the suspect to Antifa and the AfD, raising concerns about the spread of false information.
The US has begun new trade probes involving several countries and the EU, potentially leading to fresh tariffs following the Supreme Court's recent decisions.
The European Union is noting indications of stress within the Russian economy following 20 rounds of sanctions. However, the effectiveness of these measures remains a complex issue.
Chancellor Friedrich Merz's government faces record unpopularity just a year into its term, with the far-right AfD capitalizing on the discontent.
On May 8, 2026, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with Pope Leo XIV in an effort to resolve tensions stemming from a public disagreement with former President Trump.
As Europe marks the 81st anniversary of Germany's surrender in 1945, France prepares for its own commemorative events honoring World War II sacrifices.
The Committee to Protect Journalists urges the US Department of Justice to provide a public update on the investigation into the killing of journalist Shireen Abu Akleh.
In a significant move, France has enacted a law aimed at simplifying the restitution of cultural artifacts taken during colonial rule, fulfilling a commitment made by President Macron in 2017.
US businesses are expressing concerns that proposed changes to the EU's Product Liability Directive could lead to increased legal challenges from consumers.
A podcast explores how Europe is navigating complex geopolitical issues involving allies and adversaries, focusing on threats from Russia and economic pressures from China.
The catacomb saints, Vincenzius, Valerius, Benedictus, and Felix Benedictus, were transported from Rome to Bad Staffelstein, Bavaria, during the late 17th and 18th centuries.
Amidst uncertain times, a notable rise in applications for German citizenship is observed among Israeli and American Jews, influenced by various factors including fear and pragmatism.