- February 13th, 2026
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced on Thursday that all government officials will stop using American-owned video conferencing software, switching instead to a new French-made platform as part of a broader effort to reduce dependence on US digital infrastructure. In...
French lawmakers on January 28 unanimously approved a landmark bill aimed at ending the long-contested notion of “marital duty,” following sustained criticism from women’s rights groups who argue the concept has been used to undermine sexual consent within marriage and...
As U.S. President Donald Trump publicly floated the idea of buying Greenland, the island’s indigenous Inuit communities have expressed bewilderment and concern, highlighting a worldview that contrasts sharply with the notion of national ownership. For centuries, Greenland’s Inuit people have...
The European Union on Monday formally adopted sweeping new rules to phase out imports of Russian pipeline gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG), marking a decisive step in the bloc’s efforts to cut its remaining energy ties with Moscow. The...
Poland’s President Says Russia Will Remain a Lasting Threat to Europe Regardless of Political Change
Poland’s President Karol Nawrocki warned on Sunday that Russia will remain a persistent threat to Central and Eastern Europe regardless of any future political changes in Moscow, saying the region’s long-standing concerns about Russian ambitions have been vindicated by recent...
French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu is reportedly considering a Cabinet reshuffle once the 2026 state budget is definitively adopted, sources close to his office told franceinfo on Sunday. “The prime minister is considering proposing a government adjustment to the president...
The Cyprus National Paralympic Committee has strongly condemned remarks made by influencer-turned-politician Fidias Panayiotou after he referred to paralympians with intellectual disabilities as “loonies” during a podcast discussion. The comments were made in an episode in which Panayiotou, now a...
Thousands of people gathered in Brussels on Sunday afternoon to protest in solidarity with Iranians facing what demonstrators described as a brutal and bloody crackdown by the Tehran regime. The protest centred around the Schuman roundabout, close to key European...
Russian air attacks across Ukraine have killed at least one civilian and injured more than 30 others, Ukrainian officials said on Saturday, as diplomats from Moscow, Kyiv and Washington convened in Abu Dhabi for a second day of high-stakes peace...
Thousands of people took to the streets of Serbia on Saturday as university students announced a new phase in their campaign against President Aleksandar Vučić, marking more than a year of mass demonstrations that have challenged his increasingly autocratic government....
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