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Brussels is ready to move on with the €90 billion loan for Ukraine as soon as Hungary removes its controversial veto. The resolution could also pave the way for the adoption of a new package of sanctions against Russia.

The European Court of Justice rules that Hungary's 2021 Child Protection Law unlawfully discriminates against LGTBQ+ community; the first time a member state has been found in violation of EU fundamental values charter.

The EU is Israel’s largest trading partner, with a relationship worth more than €45 billion a year.

Hundreds of thousands of German components can be found in Russian drones and weapons systems. How do these components get to Russia? Research shows complex supply chains via intermediaries and third countries.

Norway's foreign affairs minister Espen Barth Eide says Europe is 'doing its part' in the Hormuz Strait but argues NATO 'is not party to the conflict' in Iran.

The ex-top Foreign Office official said the risks in appointing the controversial Labour figure as U.K. ambassador to Washington were made clear to the PM before his appointment.

Viktor Orbán had banned mentions of homosexuality in media accessible to children and outlawed Pride marches.

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Advances in understanding cardiovascular disease drivers make it possible to move care upstream. Health systems and policy must now evolve so prevention reaches the populations who stand to benefit most.

EU foreign ministers are meeting in Luxembourg today to discuss a hefty list of geopolitical crises. But compared with past gatherings, something feels ... different. That might be because, without the presence of an obstructionist Hungary, the meeting could finally result in movement on several key topics. Ian and Sarah discuss whether we can expect decisive action [...]

The "landmark" legislation aims to stop anyone born after 1 January 2009 from taking up smoking to create a smoke-free generation.

Michelle Sadio had been at a wake when shots were fired from a car at mourners in north-west London.

The drop has been largely driven by a rise in the number of people not actively seeking work.

The war in the Middle East has brought renewed attention to Britain's vulnerability to energy price shocks.

Baroness Karren Brady steps down as vice-chair of Premier League side West Ham after 16 years.

Remember the question ‘How much do you cost?’ It is quite logical nowadays to think in terms of money, since money is everywhere – it is a means of payment, measurement of success, indicator of social status, and so on. Fairly so. If we look around ourselves, everything could be turned into money. I could [...]

Scientology Marks World Health Day Through Drug Prevention, Blood Donation and Community Health Initiatives KINGNEWSWIRE // PRESS RELEASE // BRUSSELS, Belgium — April 16, 2026 — Churches of Scientology in several countries marked World Health Day 2026 through a range of activities intended to support both physical well-being and social responsibility, underscoring the place health holds within Scientology’s [...]

Countries reportedly pledged over $1 billion at the third International Conference for Sudan co-hosted by Germany, the African Union (AU), the European Union (EU), France, and the United Kingdom. Senior UN officials delivered remarks, including humanitarian affairs chief Tom Fletcher who said that “Sudan is an atrocities laboratory,” citing sieges of cities such as El Fasher in Darfur, the denial of food, use of sexual violence as a weapon of war, and the targeting of schools and hospitals. Civilians and aid workers [...]

Press releasePublished 15 Apr 2026 ImageHerbert Nickel, Romania One in three habitats protected under EU law depends on low-intensity grazing. According to a European Environment Agency (EEA) briefing published today, 10–15% of all EU cattle, sheep and goats are needed to maintain habitats protected under the EU Habitats Directive through low-intensity grazing. Economic pressures and [...]

The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has announced the 2026–2027 area leadership assignments as well as adaptations that increase support in Area Presidencies to better meet the needs of a growing Church. These changes become effective on August 1, 2026. Each of the following General Authority Seventies or Area Seventies serves as [...]

BIRN lifts the lid on the online ads bringing to the Balkans illicit opioids more potent than fentanyl, sourced in China, ‘100% double vacuumed sealed’ and delivered by FedEx and DHL.

Moscow has lost its main ally inside the EU with the defeat of Hungary’s Viktor Orban. Can the victory of Bulgaria’s Rumen Radev provide the Kremlin with a new disruptor for the European bloc?

How ruthless or pragmatic will Hungary’s incoming prime minister be? We may get more of an idea this week when he meets with the pro-Orban leader of Romania’s ethnic Hungarian political party.

Montenegro’s plan to commemorate victims of a World War II concentration camp in Jasenovac has drawn sharp criticism from Croatia, reigniting tensions between the neighbours and risking a setback in recently improving relations.

The Social Democratic Party, the leading party in Romania’s governing coalition, announced its decision to withdraw support for Liberal Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan - a move expected to trigger political instability.

Popular flight routes around Europe are almost impossible for passengers to book by train because of a "stone age" ticketing system, a new report has found as the EU is set to unveil plans for it single ticket system.

Once again intervening in Spanish politics, billionaire tech titan Elon Musk has accused Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of "high treason".

At a time when foreigners are blamed by many for property market pressures in Spain, new data reveals that around one in three Spaniards own a second home.

Unions are targeting traditionally busy travel days during Spain's long May Day 'puente' in calling for walkouts by petrol station staff.

Police officer dies in Guadalajara, seismologist claims Rosalía concerts caused Barcelona tremors, and more news from Spain on Tuesday April 21st.

On Thursday, March 26, the European Newsroom sat down with Virkkunen for an interview focused on the EU’s efforts to protect minors in the online environment – from social media to adult websites.

On Monday, March 17, the European Newsroom (enr) sat down with António Costa, President of the European Council, for an exclusive interview in Brussels focused on the conflict in the Middle East, Russia's ongoing war against Ukraine, the EU's drive to bolster its competitiveness, and the progress of new countries joining the currently 27-nation bloc.

On Wednesday, February 4, the European Newsroom received Committee of the Regions President Kata Tüttő and Italian MEP Irene Tinagli for an interview with enr and non-enr journalists.

European Commissioner for Trade Maroš Šefčovič has noticed that he is being praised in Europe for rapidly concluding trade agreements on behalf of the EU.

Strengthen the functionality of state institutions, ensure the effective participation of all constituent peoples, and find a sustainable solution to the issue of state property

Zurich, Switzerland – April 21, 2026 — Brussels Morning Newspaper – UBS crisis plan update has taken center stage after the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority confirmed that UBS still needs to strengthen its emergency preparedness framework. The latest assessment ... Read more

Continue reading UBS Crisis Plan Update: Zurich Regulator Flags Gaps in Bank’s Emergency Readiness at Brussels Morning Newspaper.

Hawthorne, California – April 21, 2026 — Brussels Morning Newspaper – Elon Musk investment moves are once again capturing global attention after reports confirmed that Elon Musk acquired approximately $1.4 billion worth of shares in SpaceX over the past year. ... Read more

Continue reading Elon Musk Investment Moves: Hawthorne Filing Reveals $1.4B SpaceX Share Buy at Brussels Morning Newspaper.

London, United Kingdom – April 21, 2026 — Brussels Morning Newspaper – European equities outlook is showing signs of improvement as markets across the region edge higher, supported by growing optimism around Middle East peace negotiations. Investors are cautiously responding ... Read more

Continue reading European Equities Outlook Improves in London as Mideast Peace Talks Lift Markets at Brussels Morning Newspaper.

Hawthorne, California – April 21, 2026 — Brussels Morning Newspaper – Corporate governance tech sector dynamics are back in focus after new filings revealed that Elon Musk and insiders will retain voting control of SpaceX even after a potential public ... Read more

Continue reading Corporate Governance Tech Sector Shift: Hawthorne Filing Shows Musk Retaining Control of SpaceX IPO at Brussels Morning Newspaper.

Stockholm, Sweden – April 21, 2026 — Brussels Morning Newspaper – European banking scandal developments took a decisive turn as the Swedish Supreme Court ruled to acquit Birgitte Bonnesen, the former chief executive of Swedbank, in a high-profile ... Read more

Continue reading European Banking Scandal Update: Stockholm Court Clears Former Swedbank CEO at Brussels Morning Newspaper.

Fraudulent messages promising safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for cryptocurrency have been sent to some shipping companies whose vessels are stranded west of the waterway, Greek maritime risk management firm MARISKS has warned.

Almost 60% of industries report a decrease in demand and cancellations of orders because of the conflict in the Middle East.

A 37-year-old prisoner about to stand trial for murder at the courthouse on the island of Rhodes was rearrested on Tuesday, after officers found 52 grams of hash on his person right before the hearing.

A large fire at a recycling center in the Industrial Park of Neochorouda near Thessaloniki on Tuesday prompted authorities to issue a 112 emergency alert on over smoke-related concerns.

A sophisticated phishing campaign is targeting Greek mobile users with fraudulent text messages falsely promising fuel subsidies, investigators have found.

Lending to Iran’s agricultural sector increased significantly over the past Iranian year, according to data from the Central Bank of Iran (CBI).