Ukrainians fear Trump return could threaten their future
Many Ukrainians fear Trump’s possible return to the White House, with concerns he’d cut support and pressure NATO allies. Could a Trump presidency leave Eastern Europe vulnerable? Read More
How to defend Europe: Far-right forces split along nationalistic, geographical lines
Radical and far-right forces are gaining ground across the European Union with their ideas increasingly weighing on issues ranging from immigration to agriculture. Could defence be one of them? Read…
Flu season: Common myths debunked
Can you catch the flu from exposure to cold temperatures? Is the flu the same as a cold? EuroVerify takes a look. Read More
Bitcoin soars to all time high as markets sense Trump victory
Value of other currencies such as the Peso and dollar also feeling effects as markets sense potential Trump win. Read More
Thousands of job cuts on the way across struggling sectors in Europe
The latest redundancy plans come from German car parts maker Schaeffler and French grocery chain Auchan. Read More
Fate of Swedish environment commissioner candidate in doubt after lacklustre parliamentary hearing
The nominees for the key European energy and environment commissioner roles faced a grilling by MEPs on Tuesday evening. Danish candidate Dan Jørgensen sailed through to clinch the energy portfolio,…
Russian strike on Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia kills at least six
Dozens were injured following a Russian strike on an infrastructure facility that caused a fire to break out. Read More
Commission nominee touts ‘humane and legal’ asylum return hubs during hearing
Magnus Brunner, the nominee to be the next European Commissioner for Internal Affairs and Migration, said the bloc should remain “open-minded” to exploring “new ideas” to curb irregular migration. Read…
Jordan, Morocco next in line for comprehensive EU deals, incoming Mediterranean Commissioner says
The next Commission is to include a Mediterranean portfolio, highlighting the geopolitical importance the EU puts on its neighbouring region. Read More
South Korea fines Meta € 14 million for illegally collecting information on Facebook users
South Korea said Meta put the privacy of Facebook users at risk by failing to implement basic security measures. Read More