UK high court rejects challenge against selling military parts to Israel
In a 72-page ruling, two High Court judges ruled that the issue was one of national security, given that the parts were considered vital to the defence collaboration, as well…
Fact-checking viral claims that WHO just listed the contraceptive pill as a carcinogen
TikTok is being flooded with claims that the World Health Organisation (WHO) has listed the pill as a ‘class one carcinogen’. Euroverify fact-checks. Read More
Ukraine’s freedom ‘most important task’ for foreign policy, German FM Wadephul says
Germany has been Ukraine’s second-largest military backer after the United States, whose continuing support under President Donald Trump is in doubt. Read More
France sets framework for EU’s 2040 climate targets
On 2 July, the European Commission is due to present its proposal for a 90% reduction in CO2 emissions by 2040. France is already opening the debate and determining its…
Thousands wrongly told they had won major sums in Norway lottery mix up
According to Norway’s state-owned gambling company Norsk Tipping no incorrect pay-outs were made. Read More
Azerbaijan cancels Russian cultural events over deaths of two citizens
Baku has cancelled all Russian cultural events in protest over the deaths of two Azerbaijanis during police raids in Yekaterinburg, demanding justice. Read More
Europe’s defining moment is now
As Denmark prepares to take over the EU Council Presidency for six months, it’s time to turn ambition into collective action, Micael Johansson and Jan Pie write. Read More
Geert Wilders accuses Budapest mayor of Nazi salute during Pride march
Geert Wilders accused Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony of making a Nazi salute during Budapest’s Pride march, but the claim was disputed with alternative footage. Read More
Protesters demand regional government resigns months after deadly Valencia floods
During the deadly Valencia flooding last year, some areas saw a year’s worth of rain in just eight hours – leaving people trapped in their homes by floodwaters. Read More
Thousands set up street blockades in Serbia after arrests of anti-government protesters
Anti-government protests started after a renovated rail station canopy collapsed in November, killing 16 people. Many in Serbia blamed the tragedy in the northern city of Novi Sad on corruption-fuelled…