Poland's PM Donald Tusk says his party's computer systems targeted in cyberattack
Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said that his centrist political party has been the target of a cyberattack.
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Progress made between Greek, Turkish Cypriot leaders but peace talks still distant
The rival leaders of ethnically divided Cyprus have made some progress towards building trust between the Greek and Turkish-speaking communities, but they still have a long way to go to formally restart stalled peace talks.
French government set to lower growth target as Trump tariffs loom
The French government is preparing to lower its growth forecast for this year, said work minister Astrid Panosyan-Bouvet on Wednesday.
From Brussels to Berlin: The rules on transparency and ethics for European lawmakers
A fresh corruption probe linked to Chinese tech company Huawei, the findings of the French court debarring Marine Le Pen for embezzlement, and a Hungarian proposal to subject MEPs to disclosure obligations akin to their domestic counterparts. This string of recent headlines has put transparency and ethics affecting MEPs under the spotlight.
From white gold to the new oil – why Greenland’s mineral wealth is in the spotlight
Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen is set to visit Greenland on Wednesday as diplomatic relations between Washington and Denmark plumb new depths following vocal US signalling of its desire to take control of the self-governing territory of Greenland. But while president Trump continues to insist it is a matter of national security, he has made no secret of his interest in the vast Arctic island’s natural resources.
Judge who sentenced Marine Le Pen under police protection amid online threats
While far-right politician Marine Le Pen vowed to appeal the conviction she was handed on Monday, the judge who presided over her case has faced a torrent of intimidating online reactions.
Construction of private bunkers in Spain rises 200% as fears of war in Europe grow
Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine and rising geopolitical tensions have sparked an increase in interest in survivalism in Spain.
Farm animals buried near Austria-Hungary border after foot-and-mouth disease outbreak
In the northern Hungarian Győr-Moson-Sopron county, trucks are transporting the carcasses of more than 3,000 animals to a state-owned area between the hamlets of Csemeztanya and Irénpuszta, near the Hungarian-Austrian border, where they will be buried.