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Afghanistan February 21, 2024

United Nations calls for $400 million in aid to rebuild western Afghanistan after fatal earthquake

The United Nations has reported that more than $400 million is needed for western Afghanistan to recover and rebuild after a fatal earthquake last year.

Europe February 20, 2024

Polish farmers block Ukrainian border in protest against non-EU imports

Polish farmers staged protests against the import of Ukrainian foods and EU environmental policies on Tuesday by blocking border crossings and burning tires.

Europe February 20, 2024

European Union considers plan by Poland's government to address democratic concerns

The European Union is considering a plan proposed by Poland's new government to address concerns about democratic erosion, potentially ending years of conflict.

The European Union February 19, 2024

On the eve of Athens tractor protest, Greek prime minister rules out more concessions to farmers

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis claims the government is unable to offer further economic assistance to the nation's disgruntled farmers, who are threatening Athens with tractors.

Europe February 19, 2024

Hundreds of tractors block downtown Prague as farmers protest EU agriculture policies

Czech farmers rallied in the capital on Monday to protest the European Union policies on in agriculture and unfair conditions for doing their business.

Europe February 19, 2024

Ursula von der Leyen announces bid for second term as head of European Union Commission

Germany's Ursula von der Leyen has announced her intention to seek a second term as the head of the European Union's Commission. Her candidacy was put forward by her party.

Europe February 19, 2024

European Union launches naval mission to protect ships in the Red Sea from Houthis attacks

The European Union has initiated a naval mission called Aspides in the Red Sea to safeguard cargo ships from attacks by Houthi rebels in Yemen, officials say.

The European Union February 16, 2024

Online influencers lead thousands demanding change in Hungary following president's resignation

Following the scandalous resignation of Hungary's president, online influencers have spearheaded a Budapest protest movement to call for political change.

The European Union February 16, 2024

European Union expands strict online rules beyond biggest websites to almost all platforms

The rules of the European Union's Digital Services Act, which have already been in effect on the largest online platforms, will now expand to nearly all online platforms.

Europe February 16, 2024

Poland and Finland seek changes on EU border policies to curb migration

Poland's Prime Minister, Donald Tusk, announced plans on Friday to upgrade the border wall with Belarus to improve security against unauthorized migration.

China February 15, 2024

Beijing bristles as Chinese companies could face sanctions for Russia assistance: report

The European Union will target companies – not countries – that have facilitated the transfer of electronics and technology necessary to produce weapons for Russia.