EU considers using frozen Russian assets for Ukraine loan
EU finance ministers are exploring a plan to use frozen Russian assets to fund a €140 billion loan to Ukraine. […]
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Brussels violence sparks troop deployment talks amid gang crime surge
Belgium’s Defense Minister, Theo Francken, has indicated that troops may be deployed to patrol Brussels alongside police officers in response
Abortion rights Spain government vows protection
Spain’s government has announced plans to enshrine the right to abortion in the country’s constitution. The move comes after a
Russia has higher morale than Ukraine’s backers says Tusk
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has stated that Russian forces have higher morale than Ukraine’s European backers. Tusk made these
NATO Ukraine training center opens in Poland
A new training center for Ukrainian soldiers, Camp Jomsborg, has been established in southeastern Poland. The facility, constructed by Norwegian
Russia threat prompts UK to deploy Typhoons to Poland
The United Kingdom has announced plans to deploy Eurofighter Typhoon jets to Poland to help counter “aerial threats” from Russia.
Finland MP reveals past as sex worker before politics
Finnish Member of Parliament Anna Kontula has publicly disclosed her past experience as a sex worker, revealing that she began
ExxonMobil sells European chemical plants amid tariffs pressure
ExxonMobil is considering the sale of its chemical plants in the UK and Belgium, according to a report by the
Germany unemployment rises to decade high
Germany’s unemployment rate has reached its highest level in a decade, with official figures showing the number of unemployed individuals
Ukraine conflict signals end of Western supremacy
A former French ambassador to the US, Gerard Araud, has stated that the Ukraine conflict marks the end of Western