Serbia seeks to strengthen ties in Central Asia
This week, Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić went on a diplomatic offensive to secure trade and investment in the east. Read more at Read More
Tram derails in Milan, killing at least one and injuring dozens
A line 9 tram derailed in the northern Italian city on Friday, killing at least one person and injuring 38. Read more at Read More
Suspected Russian drone neutralised near French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle in Sweden
The Swedish army immediately activated a jamming system and put an end to the incident. At no time was the aircraft carrier in any danger, according to the Swedish Navy.…
Latest news bulletin | February 27th, 2026 – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this February 27th, 2026 – latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. Read more at…
Fact check: Did the EU bypass Hungary’s veto on Ukraine’s €90 billion loan?
On 24 February, the European Parliament announced that it had signed off on a €90 billion loan to support Ukraine. On social media, some users claimed this showed Brussels had…
Civilians caught in crossfire as Pakistan–Afghan border clashes grow
Residents in Pakistan’s Bajaur district reported shells hitting civilian homes, with injured families taken to local hospitals as clashes spread across frontier areas. Read more at Read More
Macron to outline France’s nuclear deterrence doctrine at submarine base amid Russia fears
The French president’s speech is expected by European partners, amid concerns about Russia and uncertainties regarding the reliability of the US nuclear umbrella. Read more at Read More
UN rapporteur Albanese’s family sues US officials over sanctions
The US State Department dismissed the lawsuit as “baseless lawfare” and defended the sanctions against the UN Gaza envoy as “legal and appropriate”. Read more at Read More
Greenpeace is facing a €290 million lawsuit. Can the pioneering environmental group survive?
The lawsuit relates to decade-old protests against the Dakota Access oil pipeline.Read More
Gotta buy ’em all: Pokémon celebrates its 30th anniversary and Japan’s global soft power
From playing cards, cartoons, films, television and many more iterations, Pokémon has soared since its first appearance in Japan 30 years ago and become a global cultural phenomenon. Read More