The European Union has announced an additional €18 million in economic assistance for Armenia and eased export rules for Armenian goods as part of efforts to strengthen ties with the South Caucasus nation. The support comes as Armenia faces increasing trade restrictions from Russia, which have affected key exports including fresh produce, flowers, fish, and […]
Europe’s refugee and asylum-seeker population remained largely unchanged in 2025, marking the end of more than a decade of steady growth, according to a new migration report. The total number of refugees and asylum seekers across the European Union and Britain stood at 9.59 million, nearly identical to the 9.58 million recorded in 2024. The […]
The European Union has reached a political agreement on new migration rules that would allow member states to send rejected asylum seekers and visa overstayers to “return hubs” located outside the EU. The proposal, aimed at improving deportation enforcement, comes as European governments face growing political pressure to curb irregular migration despite a
Voting began in Malta’s parliamentary elections on Saturday, with opinion polls indicating that Prime Minister Robert Abela’s ruling Labour Party is on track to secure a record fourth consecutive term in office. Abela called the snap election a year ahead of schedule, citing the need to address future challenges arising from global uncertainty. Malta enters […]
Renewed global attention on Greenland following comments by Donald Trump about acquiring the Arctic territory is driving fresh business interest and investment opportunities. Danish export credit agency EIFO said tourism is likely to deliver quicker economic benefits and job creation for Greenland compared to large-scale mining projects, which still face regulatory and
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office has launched a criminal investigation into suspected corruption and fraud involving European Union agricultural funds in Croatia. Authorities confirmed that police are collecting evidence across several central regions as part of the ongoing probe. According to prosecutors, the case involves Croatian nationals accused of abuse
Donald Trump has announced plans to raise tariffs on cars and trucks imported from the European Union to 25%, marking a sharp escalation in transatlantic trade tensions. Trump accused the EU of failing to comply with a previously agreed trade deal but did not provide specific details to support the claim. The European Commission responded […]
The European Court of Justice has ruled that Hungary’s anti-LGBTQ legislation violates European Union law and core values, marking an unprecedented legal decision. The law, introduced in 2021 under Viktor Orbán, banned the “promotion” of homosexuality and gender change to minors. The court found that it breached fundamental rights, including non-discrimination, freedom of
Russia has warned that European efforts to expand drone production and supply to Ukraine risk deepening their involvement in the ongoing conflict. The Russian defence ministry said several EU nations are increasing support for Ukraine’s drone capabilities, a move Moscow views as a dangerous escalation in the war. It also released a list of facilities […]
Spain has sharply escalated its criticism of Israel and the United States, condemning Israeli strikes on Lebanon and the broader conflict involving Iran. Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares described the situation as a grave attack on global values, echoing Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who has been a vocal opponent of the war. Madrid’s stance has […]









