Eastern European voters are more likely to care about candidates’ religious beliefs, study finds
People with right-wing views are more likely to choose a leader who shares their religious beliefs, the Pew Research Centre told Euronews. Read More
Oddballs, or just independent-minded? Meet the European Parliament’s outsiders
Some broke it off, some got dumped, and some just prefer the single life. Euronews examines how the EU’s 32 unattached MEPs got that way. Read More
Silvio Berlusconi posthumously wins longstanding banking dispute in EU court
The ECB did not have the right to probe Silvio Berlusconi’s holdings in Banca Mediolanum, in spite of the late Italian prime minister’s conviction for tax fraud, the EU’s highest…
WATCH: State of calamity declared as Portugal’s fires continue to escalate
Thousands of firefighters remained on the front lines, working tirelessly to control more than 100 wildfires raging across northern Portugal. Read more at Read More
Turkey wouldn’t be interested in joining BRICS if it was an EU member state, foreign minister says
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said on Wednesday Ankara was looking to diversify its options regarding global alliances, bringing up long-running ambitions for EU membership. Read more at Read More
400,000 displaced as Nigerian floods worsen
Severe flooding continues to devastate northeastern Nigeria, displacing over 400,000 people, according to the UN. Read more at Read More
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Musk’s X skirts Brazil ban and returns to some users with change to server access
Some X users are back online despite a nation-wide ban against the app in Brazil. Read more at Read More
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs to stay in prison after bail denied for second time
The hip-hop mogul has been in federal custody since his arrest Monday night at a Manhattan hotel. He is staying locked up in prison after his proposal to await his…
Exotic briefs and tangled spaghetti: Von der Leyen’s portfolio paradoxes
Exotic hybrid portfolios, overlapping policies, and candidates with a problematic past could all plague plans for the new European Commission outlined by Germany’s Ursula von der Leyen yesterday. Read More