Human rights group files complaint over preventive arrests in Belgium's Antwerp

Police can detain known troublemakers for up to 12 hours without an ongoing offense, according to internal memo

Human rights group files complaint over preventive arrests in Belgium's Antwerp

Police can detain known troublemakers for up to 12 hours without an ongoing offense, according to internal memo

Thousands join anti-austerity protest in Brussels amid clashes

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EU approves $45.4M aid for French firms amid fuel price surge

Aid to support transport companies and businesses in the agricultural, fishery and aquaculture sectors09 October 2026

EU unveils trade support for Armenia amid Russian restrictions

Measures to remain in force for 2 years and liberalize 80% of Armenian exports to EU09 October 2026

Over 100 education staff injured during French student protests: Minister

School blockades continue despite government's pledge to deploy more than 3,000 substitute teachers09 October 2026

UN voices concern over student protests, high school blockades in France

'We call on everyone to ensure that they remain peaceful and that there is no disproportionate use of force by law enforcement,' says spokesperson 09 October 2026

EU faces potential gas shortage as winter approaches: Report

Bloc could face a 14 billion-cubic-meter gas shortfall this winter, equivalent to 7% of demand, according to reports shared with media outlets09 October 2026

Poland, Lithuania sign power link deal to strengthen Baltic energy security

Harmony Link construction expected to begin in 2027, with operations scheduled by end of 203009 October 2026

NATO to begin annual nuclear deterrence exercise in Italy on Oct. 13

Steadfast Noon will involve 17 nations, with no live weapons used, alliance says09 October 2026

German police arrest suspect after 2 officials killed in Bavaria

Authorities say 60-year-old man in custody after shooting dead 2 district officials during a routine firearms check and barricading himself for hours09 October 2026

UN says Gaza shelter supplies cover just 17% of winter needs as nearly 2M require aid

Israeli restrictions block critical supplies, leaving displaced Palestinians exposed to flooding, cold, risks from collapsing buildings, according to migration agency09 October 2026

UN report calls for urgent overhaul of global postal sector as economic shocks disrupt mail flows

Universal Postal Union warns trade restrictions, geopolitical conflicts, declining revenues are putting growing pressure on postal networks worldwide09 October 2026

Human rights group files complaint over preventive arrests in Belgium's Antwerp

Police can detain known troublemakers for up to 12 hours without an ongoing offense, according to internal memo

Human rights group files complaint over preventive arrests in Belgium's Antwerp

Police can detain known troublemakers for up to 12 hours without an ongoing offense, according to internal memo

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Europe

EU calls US sanctions announcement against International Criminal Court 'deeply regrettable'

Netherlands vows continued support for ICC after US sanctions announcement

Polish parliament's lower house approves nighttime alcohol sales, advertising bans

Thieves steal 30,000 bottles of wine worth $5.8M from Italian winery

Germany condemns Houthi attacks and backs Saudi right to self-defense

China, EU reach understanding on hybrid vehicle trade amid efforts to ease tensions

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