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At least nine dead as mass illegal migrant crossing into Ceuta unfolds – Sanchez deploys Army as his open border policy collapses (videos)
The Spanish Armed Forces will reinforce the Civil Guard in carrying out its duties & undertake any additional tasks deemed necessary to safeguard security in the city of Ceuta, the Interior Ministry announced
The Eurozone is growing at its fastest pace in the last 12 months despite pressures related to Iran
Eurozone GDP expanded by 0.4% in the second quarter of 2026, beating forecasts of 0.2%, with Germany, France, Italy and Spain all recording growth
The dangerous agenda behind Turkey’s World Decolonization Forum: An assault on Western knowledge & order (videos)
A Turkish forum backed by Erdogan’s daughter aims to "decolonize" Western knowledge centers by shifting them to Constantinople and...Gaza
Hatzivasileiou in Vilnius: Preparations for Greece’s EU Presidency take centre stage
Discussions focused on the priorities of Lithuania’s EU Council Presidency in the first half of 2027, preparations for the Greek Presidency that will follow, and key European issues including security, migration and the 2028–2034 Multiannual Financial Framework
EU fines Google €890 million for breaching competition rules
The company was fined €460 million over violations related to its search engine and a further €430 million over practices involving its app store
Citizens take legal action over planned giant Chinese embassy in London amid fears of espionage and targeting of dissidents
China’s plans to build an embassy at Royal Mint Court, a two-century-old site near the Tower of London, were approved in January as part of efforts to improve relations between the two countries
IMF warns Europe: Public debt could surge to 130% of GDP by 2040 without action
A new International Monetary Fund (IMF) study warns that Europe needs deep structural reforms and fiscal adjustment, as rising public spending threatens the long-term sustainability of government finances
EU Parliament ram through “Chat Control” extension with undemocratic procedural trick
Οpponents warn that the infrastructure for automated scanning of private communications creates a dangerous precedent that could later expand to other categories of content, such as political speech or “disinformation”
