Europe ready for war: how Brussels is reshaping defence by 2030
Europe ready for war is now a core question in Brussels, as the EU accelerates defence production, joint procurement, and civil preparedness to ensure the bloc can
Hamas Gaza Government Dissolution: Group Says It Will Step Aside When New Palestinian Body Takes Over
Hamas Gaza government dissolution is on the table after Hamas said it will dissolve its Gaza administration once a new Palestinian technocratic body takes over, under a US-brokered plan tied to the October 10 truce.
Europe Shows No Signs of Antibiotic Shortages This Winter, EMA Confirms
The EMA reports that Europe shows no signs of antibiotic shortages this winter, citing stronger supply chains, improved forecasting, and coordinated EU-wide stock strategies.
Palestinian Authority Demands Immediate Release of $4 Billion in Withheld Tax Revenues
The Palestinian Authority urges Israel to release $4 billion in withheld tax revenues, warning of a financial collapse as public salaries and essential services reach breaking point.
New Space Race Strategies Across Europe: How Nations Are Redesigning Space Security and Industry
Europe is accelerating the new space race strategies across Europe, with France, Germany and Italy adopting distinct defence, industry and satellite-security plans that reshape the continent’s orbital future.
EU Parliament Rejects Russian Energy Ban Exemptions
EU Parliament rejects Russian energy ban exemptions for landlocked countries, cutting off a potential loophole and strengthening the bloc’s strategy to phase out Russian oil and gas imports.
Israeli Airstrike on Palestinian Refugee Camp in Lebanon Kills 13 Amid Rising Tensions
Israeli airstrike on Palestinian refugee camp in Lebanon kills 13, triggering political fallout, regional tension, and renewed concerns over cross-border escalation.
Russian Strike Hits Turkish LNG Tanker in Odesa
A Russian strike hits Turkish LNG tanker in Odesa, igniting fires and forcing Romanian village evacuations as Black Sea shipping risks intensify.
Which Countries Now Have the Most Expensive Electricity and Gas Prices in Europe?
A new analysis reveals the most expensive electricity and gas prices in Europe, with Berlin and Stockholm emerging as outliers when adjusted for income and purchasing power.
EU Lawmakers Advance Simplification of EU Anti-Deforestation Rules
The European Parliament supports the simplification of EU anti-deforestation rules, backing a proposal to ease due-diligence steps and delay full enforcement to late 2026.
Microsoft to Invest More Than $10 Billion in AI Infrastructure in Portugal
Microsoft will invest more than $10 billion in AI infrastructure in Portugal, developing a major data centre in Sines to power Europe’s next generation of artificial intelligence systems.
Pound Holds Firm Amid Weak U.S. Jobs Data
Pound holds firm amid weak U.S. jobs data, with sterling supported by diverging central bank outlooks, fading Fed confidence, and solid interest rate differentials.
European Bond Yields Jump; Global Markets React Sharply
European bond yields jump global markets react sharply as 30-year yields spike across EU nations, triggering equity selloffs and capital flight toward safe havens.
UK Stocks Inch Up as Defence and Mining Sectors Drive Market Gains
UK stocks inch up on strong gains in defence and mining sectors, with BAE Systems, Hochschild Mining, and Kainos leading the FTSE higher amid a boost
Southern Europe Farmers Climate Crisis Threatens Agriculture and Food Security
Southern Europe farmers face rising losses due to climate crisis, with extreme heat, drought, and wildfires impacting crop yields and rural economies. Urgent adaptation and EU support are critical.
UK House Prices Drop While Market Activity Surges
UK house prices fell 1.2% in July—the steepest drop in over 20 years—while buyer activity surged. Improved affordability and falling mortgage rates
Renewable Energy Losses Europe Reveal Grid Bottlenecks
Renewable energy losses in Europe hit €7.2 billion in 2024 due to grid bottlenecks. Delayed grid expansion and outdated planning hinder wind and solar integration.
European Central Bank Likely to Hold Rates Steady in September
The European Central Bank is expected to hold rates at 2.00% in September 2025, delaying any cuts until December or later. Stable inflation and tight labor markets support a cautious policy stance.
UK Economy Grows 0.3% in Q2, Outpaces Expectations
The UK economy grew 0.3% in Q2 2025, beating forecasts despite a slowdown from Q1. Services and construction drove gains, while business investment fell. Fiscal and monetary policy paths remain complex.
Gildan Nears $5B Deal to Acquire Hanesbrands
Gildan Activewear is close to acquiring Hanesbrands in a $5 billion deal, aiming to dominate the basics and innerwear market. The merger could reshape North American apparel through scale, branding, and cost synergies.
