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The ongoing blockade of the Cernavodă nuclear power plant has become Romania's top domestic story, raising concerns over the country's electricity supply. Russian media have referenced the Romanian standoff as a template to undermine Marine Le Pen's French presidential campaign.
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Storm Austen struck Britain with gusts up to 80 mph, triggering widespread power outages, school closures and flood warnings across England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. The Met Office warned that a second storm, Boelo, is expected to hit within 24 hours, prompting further amber alerts.
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A Dublin‑based charity chaired by a Sinn Féin TD remains soliciting donations despite a Garda‑led raid that seized luxury assets amid a money‑laundering investigation. The probe has drawn national attention, making the story Ireland’s leading domestic news.
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France has imposed a nightly curfew across several Paris districts, extending it until Monday morning as authorities brace for further demonstrations. The measure follows the most violent street clashes in years and comes amid a nationwide wave of cost‑of‑living protests.
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Finland's right‑wing Finns Party has unveiled a proposal to slash pension indexation, targeting €8 billion in savings while exempting low‑income pensions. The Social Democratic Party’s Antti Lindtman called the move an unacceptable attack on retirees.
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Republican operatives are scaling back efforts in the North Carolina Senate contest after former President Donald Trump said Democrats are likely to win the seat. The retreat underscores shifting calculations as the battleground state could prove pivotal to Senate control in 2026.
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A new Datafolha poll shows the son of former president Jair Bolsonaro leading former president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva by a single point ahead of Brazil's second‑round presidential vote. The tight race is intensifying debates over fiscal policy, legal challenges and the country’s political direction.
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The governing Spanish Socialist Workers' Party failed to meet a 48‑hour deadline set by Judge José Luis Pedraz to provide contracts of its legal team in a probe into alleged political 'dirty tricks'. The party invoked professional secrecy to justify the delay, raising questions about compliance with the court order.
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A recent survey by the "Mяра" polling firm puts former minister Mariya Yotova‑Vulchev at 43.4% support, far ahead of challenger Rumen Gyurov‑Kandev at 28.9%. The result comes amid heightened political tension, including the controversial detention of a mayor in Kardzhali.
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The ruling Spanish Socialist Workers' Party missed a court‑ordered deadline to provide a judge with the contracts of its legal advisers, invoking professional secrecy. The move comes amid a probe into alleged 'dirty tricks' by the party.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that a Russian cassette‑ballistic missile struck the area between the historic Kyiv Pechersk Lavra and a nearby monastery. The claim adds to a growing list of attacks on Ukraine’s capital since the war began in 2022.
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A cyberattack on the Alternative for Germany (AfD) has led an SPD parliamentarian to demand a forensic review of the party's emails as part of a potential ban proceeding. The incident has revived debate over Germany's legal framework for outlawing extremist parties.