News from the 27 EU member countries
From shifting political landscapes in Berlin to a record-breaking heat emergency stretching across the Mediterranean, August 16th brings a packed morning bulletin. Here’s everything you need to know before midday.
Four priceless Renaissance works have vanished from an Italian museum in what authorities are calling a precision operation. No alarms sounded, no glass was broken, and no one saw a thing.
From a dramatic parliamentary vote in Paris to fresh economic data rattling markets in Frankfurt, August 10th has been anything but quiet. Here’s everything you need to know tonight.
Brazil’s Indigenous youth are fighting for their lands with smartphones, social media, and cultural pride. In a country losing thousands of square kilometers of forest each year, visibility has become their most powerful weapon.
From a deepening EU-Russia energy dispute to surprise eurozone inflation data, August 3rd is shaping up to be a consequential Monday. Here’s everything that matters at midday.
Giorgia Meloni is turning Spain’s spiraling migration crisis into political capital, using record arrival numbers to push her hardline EU border agenda. With over 64,000 irregular arrivals hitting Spain in 2024, Rome sees both a warning and an opening.
A French teenager has been fined USD 465 after a video of him licking a public drink dispenser straw at a Singapore hawker centre went viral. His lawyers said he was “truly sorry” for causing trouble.
The European Commission has opened a public consultation on its territorial cohesion policy, asking citizens and local governments to help reshape how EU regional development billions are spent. The input will feed directly into proposals for the post-2027 budget framework.
From fresh political tensions in Brussels to a surprise economic rebound in Southern Europe, July 27th is turning into one of the busiest news days of the summer. Here’s everything you need to know at midday.
Hungary’s fairy tale corn maze has opened across 4.5 hectares of farmland, offering families kilometres of winding paths and hidden story panels to explore. The beloved annual attraction has been running since 2008, built each year by a dedicated group of locals.
