Europe 12 hours ago Senior State Department official heads to Montenegro in support of EU bid Deputy Assistant Secretary of State Gabriel Escobar endorsed Montenegro's bid to join the European Union during a Monday press conference in Podgorica.
Fast Fashion 14 hours ago Fast fashion crackdown bill to encourage sustainability approved by France's lower house The lower house of the French Parliament approved a pioneering bill that would regulate the fast fashion industry to make it more sustainable.
Europe 15 hours ago Croatia's president barred from running in parliamentary election unless he resigns, court rules The Croatian president, Zoran Milanović, cannot run for prime minister or take part in the upcoming parliamentary election without resigning from his current position.
Europe 17 hours ago Bulgaria's foreign minister appoints largest group in parliament to form country's new government Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has assigned the task of forming a new government to the center-right GERB-UDF coalition, the largest group in parliament.
Europe 18 hours ago Polish farmers blockade German border crossings as protests against EU Green Deal rage on Polish farmers blocked two border crossings with Germany as protests against the EU's environmental regulations and cheap foreign imports persist.
Russia 19 hours ago Russia to create 'buffer zone' in Ukraine to deter Ukrainian attacks Russian President Vladimir Putin, after securing a fifth consecutive term, announced plans to create a buffer zone in Ukrainian-controlled territory.
Africa 1 day ago European Union signs 7.4B euro aid package for Egypt to address migration concerns and more The European Union agreed to give Egypt a 7.4-billion-euro aid package to help bolster migration efforts as immigrants flood the country amid various conflicts.
Europe 2 days ago Iceland rocked by fourth volcano eruption in recent months, spewing fountains of lava A volcano in Iceland erupted for the fourth time since December on Saturday, the country's meteorological office said.
Europe 3 days ago Protests erupt over Slovak government's planned public broadcasting overhaul Slovaks rallied by the thousands in Bratislava on Friday, protesting a plan by populist Prime Minister Robert Fico's government to overhaul the county's public broadcasting system.
Europe 3 days ago Greek police officer busted on duty with 225 pounds of marijuana A Greek police officer was arrested near the Albanian border on Friday, with some 225 pounds of marijuana being found in his service vehicle