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  1. 20h ago

    Zelenskyy's Letter to Putin, Balkans Summit, and Orbán's Media Machine

    Zelenskyy writes directly to Putin proposing face-to-face talks as the US House breaks with Trump to pass Ukraine aid. EU and Balkan leaders gather in Montenegro to test enlargement promises. Dutch police arrest four men in a drugging and rape case echoing France's Pelicot trial. And how Orbán's media spending reached well beyond Hungary's borders.

    4 min

  2. 2d ago

    Europe's Migration Overhaul, a Berlin-Budapest Reset, and Kyiv Under Fire

    The EU agrees a sweeping migration deal ramping up deportations and seeking deals for detention centres abroad. Germany's Chancellor Merz welcomes Hungary's new pro-EU prime minister, but Budapest hedges on Ukraine. Four migrant farm workers are killed in an arson attack in Italy. And a deadly Russian strike on Kyiv exposes a global scramble for air-defence missiles.

    4 min

  3. May 23

    London's Single Market Gambit Rebuffed

    Britain's top EU negotiator pitched a single market for goods to Brussels and was turned down. Czech President Pavel urges NATO to 'show its teeth' as the US signals troop reductions in Europe. The EU and Mexico sign an expanded trade deal. And a Ukrainian nuclear power plant loses partial off-site power while US senators fight to unlock frozen security aid for eastern Europe.

    4 min

  4. May 21

    Black Sea Buzzing, Belarus Threat, and a Nordic Court Says No

    Russian fighter jets fly within metres of an unarmed RAF reconnaissance plane over the Black Sea. Zelenskyy warns of five Russian scenarios for a new offensive from Belarus, while Britain scrambles to fix a sanctions blunder that's rattled Kyiv. A Norwegian court blocks the extradition of a migrant-rescue activist to Greece. And an Austrian ex-spy is convicted of working for Moscow.

    4 min

  5. May 19

    Black Sea Strikes, Brexit's Hard Terms, and Sanctions Under Strain

    Russia strikes a Chinese-flagged civilian vessel entering Odesa port while Belarus runs nuclear drills involving Russian tactical nuclear weapons. Former EU Brexit negotiators warn Britain there will be no special deal if it seeks to rejoin. Belfast Harbour announces a £1.3bn expansion. And a ground-level report from the China-Russia border reveals a booming cross-border trade in cars and consumer goods.

    4 min

  6. May 18

    Ukraine's Massive Drone Barrage, a Hantavirus Ship in Rotterdam, and a Blacklist at Cannes

    Ukraine launches nearly 600 drones across 14 Russian regions in one of its largest strikes of the war, while a suspected Ukrainian military drone crashes in Lithuania. The hantavirus-hit cruise ship MV Hondius docks in Rotterdam for disinfection as the UK Health Security Agency prepares to receive returning contacts. Canal+ threatens to blacklist over 600 film figures who challenged owner Vincent Bolloré's political influence. And Eurovision winner Dara returns to a hero's welcome in Bulgaria.

    5 min

  7. May 17

    Drones Cross Borders, Governments Fall

    Latvia's government collapses after Ukrainian drones struck an oil facility undetected, while an unexploded projectile lands in Romania and the US lets its Russian oil sanctions waiver lapse. Moldova and Romania openly discuss reunification. A car rams pedestrians in Modena, injuring eight. And Bulgaria wins Eurovision in Vienna — but protests over Israel's participation overshadow the music.

    7 min

  8. May 16

    US Pulls Back from Europe's Eastern Flank

    The Trump administration cancels a troop deployment to Poland after ordering five thousand troops out of Germany, drawing bipartisan criticism in Washington. All forty-six Council of Europe members — the UK included — sign a declaration endorsing third-country asylum hubs. Ukraine's former chief of staff Andriy Yermak is arrested on corruption charges as thirty-six countries approve a special tribunal to prosecute Russia. And Eurovision arrives in Vienna under a cloud of political controversy, with Britain's most eccentric entry in years hoping to end a twenty-nine-year drought.

    4 min
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