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As tensions between Iran and the U.S. escalate, a senior Iranian officer suggests renewed conflict is possible following the rejection of a recent negotiating proposal by President Trump.
In a significant policy shift, Belgium is considering the nationalization of its nuclear power plants, as reported by The European Conservative.
The IMF has raised concerns over EU governments' approach to energy subsidies, advocating for more targeted support for vulnerable populations instead of broad measures.
As the Pentagon prepares to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany, Germany's defense minister attempts to downplay the potential impact, though NATO allies express growing concerns about reliance on U.S. military support.
As drone warfare transforms the battlefield in Ukraine, concerns are rising among Russian forces regarding the advanced capabilities of Ukrainian drones, including reports of 'Martian drones.'
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy revealed that Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico expressed support for Ukraine's aspirations to join the EU, marking a shift in Slovakia's foreign policy.
German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius has indicated that the anticipated withdrawal of 5,000 US troops aligns with expectations, prompting NATO to seek further clarification.
The trade tensions between the U.S. and the EU intensify as President Trump announces a significant tariff increase on vehicles, potentially costing Germany $18 billion.
In a significant escalation of hostilities, Ukrainian authorities report 14 fatalities from recent Russian aerial assaults, marking a grim milestone in the ongoing war.
In a move that escalates trade tensions, President Trump has announced a significant increase in tariffs on car and truck imports from Europe, effective the week of May 4, 2026.
In France, a 15-year-old has been taken into temporary custody over suspected involvement in the hacking of a government website.
Prague emerged as the leader in Europe's prime property market in 2025, while London experienced significant declines. Globally, Tokyo saw a remarkable price surge of nearly 60%.
Europe stands at a pivotal moment to enhance the euro's status as a reserve asset, a move that could strengthen its economic position globally.
The International Atomic Energy Agency is currently in discussions with both Russia and the United States regarding the extraction of enriched uranium.
A recent report highlights the difficulties older workers encounter in securing employment, attributed to discrimination and recruiters' economic considerations.
The US plans to reduce its military presence in Germany by 5,000 troops, a decision linked to ongoing disagreements between the two nations regarding Iran.
In a notable policy shift, Sweden's Parliament has enacted reforms that retroactively tighten citizenship requirements, affecting more than 100,000 applicants.
In a significant shift, the US is set to withdraw thousands of troops from Germany following comments from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz regarding US relations with Iran.
In a significant trade policy shift, Trump has announced a 25% tariff on automobiles imported from the European Union, citing non-compliance with existing trade agreements.
World Athletics president Sebastian Coe expresses confidence in existing shoe technology regulations after record-breaking performances in marathons.