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'Fundamental change is afoot in European defence': Political theorist Luuk van Middelaar Our guest is someone who spends a lot of time thinking about Europe's place in the world, and how it should adapt to the new global order of Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. We speak to Dutch...

Kubilius: Europe must ensure its own security and 'increase defence capabilities to deter Russia' European countries have vowed to send billions of dollars in further funding to help Ukraine keep fighting Russia’s invasion, as a US envoy pursued peace efforts in a trip to meet with Russian...

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen appeals conviction in embezzlement trial The National Rally’s Marine Le Pen on Friday filed an appeal against a Paris court that found her guilty of misappropriating EU funds early last week. Le Pen, who ran unsuccessfully for office three times in a row, is...

EU weighs response to drastic US cuts in foreign aid: 'America First', developing world last? Trade, defence and Ukraine are not the only areas in which the EU is facing a massive challenge from the Trump administration. The US president's "America First" agenda is having a huge impact on the...

Rights group urges France to move orcas to sanctuary after Spain refused transfer Rights activists on Friday urged French authorities to transfer two orcas from Antibes’ shuttered Marineland to a sanctuary after Spain refused to take them in. France has yet to find a home for the orca mother and...

‘They’re different from us’: the Ukrainian teens forged by a decade of war Russia’s full-scale invasion may have begun in 2022, but for many in the east of the country, the war has been going on for much longer. Sloviansk was occupied for three months by separatist militias in 2014 as Russian-...

Dance like nobody is watching: The trend for women-only dance clubs in Europe In this edition, we report on the growing popularity of women-only dance clubs in Europe where you can also be sure to be in bed before midnight. Also as European governments continue to battle against...

Europe pledges new military support for Ukraine as US envoy meets Putin Countries across Europe on Friday pledged billions of dollars in military support to help fund Ukraine’s battle against Russia as US envoy Steve Witkoff travels to Moscow for a meeting with President Vladimir Putin.

'Paul Simon, the painter of Buchenwald': Papers commemorate camp's liberation PRESS REVIEW – Friday, April 11: Papers react to the news that Chinese nationals are being recruited by Russia on social media to fight in Ukraine. In Israel, hundreds of reservists who denounced the war in Gaza have...

France’s ‘Vice President’ Alexis Kohler bids emotional adieu to Macron and the Élysée Palace For more than a decade, he was Emmanuel Macron’s most trusted adviser, helping the former economy minister stage an improbable coup and ascend the throne of the French presidency, and later, to implement...

Radicalised Adolescence? Hit series sparks calls to counter toxic masculinity The Netherlands now following the UK in launching initiatives to show Netflix's four-part series Adolescence in middle schools while France's education ministry ponders tighter controls on teens exposed to hate speech...

'It is time for justice': Serbian students lead the fight against corruption Over the past five months, Serbia has been inundated with a massive wave of student-led protests. Since November, what began as a grassroots student movement has grown into a nationwide revolution. Little by little...

Beijing warns against 'irresponsible remarks' on Chinese nationals deployed in Ukraine China sternly warned parties in the Ukraine war on Thursday not to make “irresponsible remarks” after Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Beijing knew its citizens were fighting alongside Russia in the...

Activists accuse UK govt of developing ‘Minority Report‘-style tool to predict likely murderers Imagine an algorithm that predicts whether an individual is likely to become a murderer. That is precisely what a civil rights group is accusing the British government of developing. According to the...

'Germany is going to see tough times so it's very important to get the economy back on track' German conservatives under Friedrich Merz clinched a coalition deal with the centre-left Social Democrats (SPD) on Wednesday, aiming to revive growth in Europe's largest economy just as a global trade...

Germany's Merz unveils coalition deal with Social Democrats after weeks of talks Germany's conservative Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz unveiled his party's coalition deal with the centre-left Social Democrats at a press conference on Wednesday, paving the way to soon forge a new government.

Moscow slams 'shameful spectacle' after Russian diplomat detained at Paris airport Russia summoned the French ambassador in Moscow on Wednesday and said it was awaiting "explanations" from Paris after one of its diplomats was detained for several hours by French border guards at Paris Charles de...

Moscow slams 'shameful spectacle' after Russian diplomat detained at Paris airport The Kremlin on Wednesday blasted France's temporary detention of a Russian government employee at a Paris airport as a "shameful spectacle" and summoned its ambassador. The Russian foreign ministry employee had...

Italy's 'Land of Fires': Residents poisoned as mafia dumps toxic waste The European Court of Human Rights recently ruled against the Italian state for failing to act and putting the lives of locals in danger. The case, brought by residents and NGOs from a region near Naples known as the "Land of...

France aims to slice €5 billion off its budget in debt limitation drive France is taking measures to help keep debt in check and slice €5 billion off the budget, Budget Minister Amelie de Montchalin said on Wednesday. However part of the budget will be allocated to defence, de Montchalin said...