Austrian Climber Left to Freeze, Boyfriend Faces Trial
A tragic mountaineering case shocks the world as a woman is allegedly abandoned by her boyfriend near Austria's Grossglockner peak in -4°F. The trial begins in February. Read the full story.
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Protesters throw custard on Crown Jewels, 4 arrested
Four activists from Take Back Power threw custard and crumble at the Crown Jewels display in the Tower of London. The priceless jewels were unharmed. Read the full story.
Swiss Population Cap Plan Gains 48% Support Ahead of Vote
Nearly half of Switzerland supports a right-wing plan to cap the population at 10 million, setting up a crucial vote in 2025. The move targets immigration but faces government warnings of economic damage.
Germany Erupts in Protests Over New Military Draft Rules
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz faces domestic fury over mandatory conscription reforms while on a diplomatic trip to Israel. Massive student-led protests denounce warmongering. Read the full story.
Vilnius Airport Shut Over Suspected Balloon, Airspace Disrupted
Lithuania's Vilnius Airport suspended flights due to a suspected balloon, causing major airspace disruption. Authorities launched an investigation into the security breach.
Protesters throw dessert on Crown Jewels case, 4 arrested
Four activists arrested after smearing custard and apple crumble on the Crown Jewels display at Tower of London. The group demands tax on super-rich. Read details.
EU fines Elon Musk's X €120 million under new law
The European Union imposes its first-ever Digital Services Act fine of €120 million on X for deceptive blue checks and lack of transparency. Elon Musk calls it 'insane'. Read the full story.
Germany's New Military Service: Pay, Protests & Policy
Germany passes a new military service law focusing on voluntary recruitment with higher pay. As youth protest, discover the details of the policy and its implications for national security.
Kallas: US is Europe's biggest ally despite criticism
EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas addresses US criticism in new security strategy, urging European self-confidence while affirming the vital transatlantic alliance. Read her full response.
Poland's Sharp Jibe at 'Ungrateful' Ukraine's Zelensky
A major diplomatic rift erupts as Poland's leaders accuse Ukraine's Zelensky of ingratitude, using a sharp 'crown' jibe. Read details of the escalating tensions.
German Youth Protest Against Compulsory Military Service
Massive youth-led protests erupt across Germany against the plan to revive compulsory military service. Students walk out, calling it 'recruitment of death'. Details inside.
Macron Warns Zelensky of US Betrayal Risk on Ukraine
French President Macron privately warned Ukraine's Zelensky that the US might betray Ukraine on territory. European leaders express deep unease over US-Russia talks. Read the full report.
EU slaps X with €120M fine, US calls it attack on free speech
The European Union imposes a landmark €120 million fine on X for DSA violations, triggering a fierce diplomatic row with the United States over digital governance and free speech. Read the full details.
EU fines X (Twitter) €120M for DSA violations
The European Commission has fined Elon Musk's X €120 million for deceptive blue checkmarks and lack of ad transparency. Read details on the first major DSA ruling.
EU fines Elon Musk's X €120M for DSA violations
European Union regulators impose a massive €120 million fine on Elon Musk's X for failing to comply with the Digital Services Act's transparency and safety rules. Full details inside.
Edinburgh Airport Flights Suspended After ATC Issue
Edinburgh Airport suspended all flights after an air traffic control technical problem, causing major travel disruption. Read the latest updates and passenger advice here.
Hungary: EU 'Dumping' Ukraine Peace, Dictating Kyiv's Red Lines
Hungarian FM Peter Szijjarto accuses European leaders of undermining US-led Ukraine peace efforts. He claims Brussels acts against Kyiv's interests, dictating its stance. Read the explosive details.
Denmark: The Only Country Whose Name Ends with 'K'
Discover why Denmark is the sole country ending with 'K'. Explore its history, global happiness rankings, and what its unique name reveals about language and culture.
Belgian Police Raid EU Offices in Major Fraud Scandal
Belgian police raid EU offices in a major fraud probe, detaining ex-foreign policy chief Federica Mogherini. The scandal follows the $100M Kyiv affair, shaking Brussels. Read the full details.
Kaja Kallas U-Turn on Russia Army Size Remarks
Top EU diplomat Kaja Kallas softens stance on dictating Russia's military size after facing sharp criticism. Read the full story on the diplomatic shift.
Paris Police Probe Officers Posing with Feminist Banner
Paris police launch investigation after photo shows officers posing behind a seized 'Antifa Feminists' banner turned upside down. Outcry from politicians and rights groups follows. Read the full story.
Venezuela-EU Cocaine Route via African Jihadists Exposed
Venezuela emerges as major cocaine transit hub to Europe via West Africa, with jihadists aiding smuggling. Record seizures reveal global security threat. Read investigation.
Merz Warns Germany Against Becoming US Vassal
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz demands tougher migration rules, reduced US dependency, and military strengthening in fiery CDU speech. Europe braces for Trump's trade policies.
Germany Protests: Clashes Over AfD Youth Wing Launch
Thousands protest against AfD's new youth organization in Giessen, clashing with police and blocking streets. Tensions soar as Germany confronts far-right politics. Watch the dramatic scenes unfold.
Hungary's Orban Defies EU Over Russia Policy
Hungarian PM Viktor Orban accuses EU of pushing for war, asserts national sovereignty. Read about the escalating EU-Hungary conflict and its implications.
German Far-Right Launches Youth Wing Amid Protests
Germany's far-right AfD establishes new youth organization 'JA' as thousands protest against right-wing extremism. Key developments and political implications explained.
German Far-Right Launches Youth Wing Amid Protests
Germany's AfD party establishes controversial youth organization 'JA' as thousands protest against far-right extremism. Key developments and public response analyzed.
Macron: US Pressure Stalling EU Tech Regulations
French President Macron accuses Brussels of moving too slowly on Big Tech investigations amid US trade pressure. Read how this affects digital regulations enforcement.
Man pleads guilty to Liverpool FC parade car attack
Paul Doyle admits guilt for intentionally driving into a Liverpool FC victory parade crowd, injuring 130 people. Read the full details of the shocking incident and the expected prison sentence.
Flemish MP Calls for EU Ban on Pakistan as Terror State
Belgian MP Dries Van Langenhove urges European Union to ban Pakistan, labeling it a terrorist state. Calls for immediate action against terror financing and radicalization.
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