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EU delegation in Kyiv severely damaged by shock wave of Russian strike

Published on 28/08/2025 – 9:37 GMT+2 •Updated 9:57 ADVERTISEMENT The shock wave unleashed by Russia’s latest strike against Kyiv has “severely” damaged the delegation of the European Union in the Ukrainian capital, the bloc’s ambassador Katarina Mathernova announced on Thursday morning. The overnight attack, part of Moscow’s campaign of sowing…

EU leaders visit Moldova with message of solidarity for Chișinău

ADVERTISEMENT With the renewed promise of future EU membership, the French, German and Polish leaders visited Moldova on 27 August, the country’s national day. The message from the French President Emmanuel Macron, German chancellor Friederich Merz and the Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk to Moldova’s pro-European president, Maia Sandu, was…

EU, Spain migration policies worsen abuses in Mauritania – HRW

Published on 27/08/2025 – 17:11 GMT+2 ADVERTISEMENT Human rights abuses of asylum seekers in Mauritania have been exacerbated by the European Union and Spain, which are “continuing to outsource migration management” to the West African country, a report by Human Rights Watch published on Wednesday claimed. The 142-page report documented…

Verifying Russian claim that Ukraine has lost 1.7 million soldiers

ADVERTISEMENT Unfounded claims, first made by Russian ‘hacktivist’ groups, that 1.7 million Ukrainian soldiers have died or gone missing since the start of Russia’s invasion have gone viral online. But the allegations are not backed by any credible, independent evidence, and experts warn the campaign bears the signs of coordinated…

Sliding doors: The EU that could’ve been with Draghi in charge

ADVERTISEMENT You may have seen it on LinkedIn or in the headlines: Mario Draghi has spoken again. This is, after all, Super Mario’s superpower — when he speaks, people listen, reinforcing his reputation for delivering words that matter. Last week, his remarks at a popular Italian forum in Rimini were…

Exclusive: EU Council faces German defamation claim on sanctions

ADVERTISEMENT The Council of the European Union could be forced to defend itself in a Hamburg court in what lawyers say would be a first-of-its-kind defamation action linked to an EU sanctions decision—if an appeal now pending before Germany’s Federal Court of Justice succeeds, according to filings seen by Euronews.…

Ukraine safety guarantees: The torch burns between Paris and Rome

ADVERTISEMENT Italy’s Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini’s comments have set off a firestorm between France and Italy. France summoned the Italian ambassador on Thursday after Salvini urged President Emmanuel Macron to put on a bullet-proof vest and go to Ukraine himself, in critical remarks about French support for the possible…

EU Commission labels Libyan attack on NGO ship ‘worrying development’

ADVERTISEMENT The European Commission is “establishing the facts” and talking to all sides about an alleged shooting by the Libyan coast guard at crew and survivors of the humanitarian NGO boat Ocean Viking, which occurred on Sunday in international waters. “We have seen the press reports, we have reached out…

Yes, postal voting exists in Europe, contrary to Trump’s claims

ADVERTISEMENT Postal votes, also known as mail-in ballots, are used in several countries worldwide, including in Europe, despite United States President Donald Trump recently claiming they are unique to America. Trump wrote on his Truth Social network that the US is now “the only Country in the World that uses…

Exclusive:  EU countries push to abolish trade barriers with the Med

ADVERTISEMENT Several EU countries are pushing to use a forthcoming EU strategic deal over the Mediterranean to drop trade barriers with selected North African and Middle Eastern states and having them “align with EU single market rules”, according to a European Commission document seen by Euronews. The proposal is outlined…

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