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UK's top court tackles legal definition of 'woman' The UK Supreme Court will rule on Wednesday on whether transgender women with Gender Recognition Certificates count as "women" under the Equality Act. The case, sparked by a Scottish law on public board representation, could reshape how...

Europe calls for tech independence amid strained relations with US As Europe braces for additional US levies, which are currently on hold as both sides negotiate a trade deal, there is a growing sense of urgency for the continent to decrease its dependence on US technology. The EU and industry...

🌟The Bright Side: France's Macron honours workers who helped restore fire-ravaged Notre-Dame French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday honoured some 100 craftspeople who helped restore the Notre-Dame Cathedral after the Gothic Parisian masterpiece was ravaged by a devastating fire in 2019...

France being seen as a haven for Algerian opposition figures 'creates a political problem': analyst France said Tuesday it was expelling 12 Algerian diplomatic officials a day after Algeria announced the expulsion of the same number of French officials in escalating tensions between the two...

Bogged down in east Ukraine, Putin’s Russia eyes ‘opportunistic’ gains in northern Sumy Russia’s grisly Palm Sunday attack on the city of Sumy has focused attention on the northern Ukrainian region where Kyiv says an expected Russian spring offensive is already under way. Experts say the push...

French PM Bayrou warns Trump’s ‘hurricane’ has made France vulnerable French Prime Minister François Bayrou took an unusually stern tone against the United States and its leader on Tuesday, accusing Donald Trump of having unleashed a “hurricane” on the world by turning on traditional allies and...

'Sow fear and divide society': Papers react to Hungary's anti-LGBTQ amendment PRESS REVIEW – Tuesday, April 15: The press are marking the two-year anniversary of the deadly civil war in Sudan. Also, papers in Hungary react to an amendment limiting the rights of LGBTQ people and dual nationals...

Elderly woman killed in ‘massive’ Ukraine drone attack on Kursk, Russia says An elderly woman has been killed and nine people injured after Ukraine launched a "massive" drone attack on the border region of Kursk, Russian authorities said Tuesday. While some Ukrainian forces still remain in the...

Bulgarian border city Ruse hails Schengen tourism boom Since Bulgaria and Romania fully joined Europe's Schengen open-borders zone last year, the border city of Ruse has seen a marked increase in Romanian tourists.

'The security of Europe depends on Ukraine's security' Residents of the Ukrainian city of Sumy are grieving the victims of one of the deadliest attacks of the war as Russia denied targeting civilians and US President Donald Trump resumed his onslaught against Ukraine's leader. For in-depth...

Meta to start training its AI models on public data of European users Meta said on Monday it would use interactions that users have with its AI, as well as public posts and comments shared by adults across its platforms, to train its artificial intelligence models in the European Union. Users...

Hungary amends constitution to curb rights of LGBTQ people, dual nationals Hungary’s parliament on Monday approved constitutional changes that allows Viktor Orban’s far right government to ban public events by LGBTQ communities and temporarily strip citizenship from dual or multiple nationals...

European leaders condemn Sumy attack as war crime Russia said Monday its missiles hit a meeting of Ukrainian army commanders in Sumy, accusing Ukraine of using civilians as a "human shield" after Kyiv reported the Sunday attack killed at least 34 people. The strike was one of the deadliest for...

Sanctions a 'fools errand': 'Putin not beholden to ceasefire agreements, economy remains resiliant' European officials condemned Monday Russia's deadly missile attack on Ukraine's Sumy that killed and wounded scores, accusing Moscow of committing war crimes and demonstrating disregard for...

Steel steals the limelight as UK government comes to rescue of British Steel PRESS REVIEW – Monday, April 14: As the UK government swoops to the rescue of British Steel, papers ask whether its Chinese owners Jingwe may have sabotaged the plant, and whether nationalisation could come back into...

Ukraine: Russia strikes Sumy's crowded city centre Russia missiles struck the heart of the Ukrainian city of Sumy as people gathered to celebrate Palm Sunday, killing at least 32 people, officials said, in the second large-scale attack to claim civilian lives in just over a week.

'Dozens of dead and wounded' in Russian missile strike on Sumy, Zelensky says Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said “dozens” of people were killed or wounded in Sumy after Russian missiles struck the city as people gathered to celebrate Palm Sunday. At least 31 people were killed...

More than 20 killed in Russian strike on Ukrainian city More than 20 people were killed in a Russian missile strike on the Ukrainian city of Sumy on Sunday, officials said. Reporting from Kyiv, FRANCE 24's Olliver Cragg said that rescue operations are still ongoing, and that 10 people have been...

Algeria protests after France indicts consular official for dissident's abduction Algeria protested on Saturday after France indicted three officials, including an Algerian consular official, over the April 2024 kidnapping of Amir Boukhors. The latter is an Algerian influencer and opponent of...

US trade war could divert Chinese goods to European markets US President Donald Trump's decision to suspend raised tariffs on imports does not apply to Chinese goods, which face a 145 percent levy. China might seek to sell their products in Europe – even if it means slashing prices. Some...