Published on 14/09/2026 – 13:40 GMT+2•Updated 17:00 The number of small parcels valued below €150 arriving in Europe has fallen by nearly 50% since 1 July following the EU’s introduction of a €3 flat tax on such shipments, according to data from Dutch and Belgian customs. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT In Belgium,…

Brussels is finally starting to wake up to the security threat Russia poses to the European Union, Latvia’s Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs told Euronews. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT His comments come days after a Russian drone struck a passenger train just two kilometres from the Polish border on Sunday and weeks after…

Stock Market

Latest News

More
Family whose son was murdered displays unbelievable act of empathy for killer

When Jessica Brown saw the news report detailing two separate stabbing events, one of which had occurred in her brother Edan’s neighborhood, her immediate thought was for the families involved. “I just thought to myself: oh, those poor families,” she recalls on this week’s episode of Gary Jubelin’s “I Catch Killers” podcast.…

Moldova president nominates pro-European businessman Tofan for PM

Published on 11/07/2026 – 16:39 GMT+2 Moldova’s pro-European President Maia Sandu nominated businessman Vasile Tofan on Saturday as the country’s next prime minister to replace Alexandru Munteanu, who resigned earlier this month over differences with the ruling majority. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT In a video posted to social media, Sandu said Tofan’s…

Iconic Paris landmarks to close early as heatwave sweeps France

Published on 11/07/2026 – 14:57 GMT+2•Updated 15:57 Paris’ Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum will close early this weekend as yet another heatwave grips western Europe. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT The Eiffel Tower said it would “exceptionally close” at 4 pm on Saturday and Sunday due to high temperatures forecast in the French…

Trending Stocks