More than 42% of internet users in EU encounter hostile online messages in 2025: Eurostat

Eurostat says political and social views remain most common targets of hostile online content in EU, with Hungary, Finland and Slovakia recording highest exposure rates

More than 42% of internet users in EU encounter hostile online messages in 2025: Eurostat

Eurostat says political and social views remain most common targets of hostile online content in EU, with Hungary, Finland and Slovakia recording highest exposure rates

Questions grow in Belgium over plan to nationalize Engie nuclear plants

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FACTBOX - Starmer is the latest prime minister threatened by UK political instability

Pressure is mounting on British Prime Minister Keir Starmer as ministers resign in protest over Labour’s local election losses 15 May 2026

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'The threat is real, and it is very close,' says Gen. Breuer15 May 2026

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German chancellor urges Iran to resume talks with US, reopen Strait of Hormuz

Merz says he discussed Iran, Ukraine and NATO coordination with Trump15 May 2026

Germany’s Merz: I wouldn’t recommend my children go to US for education or work

Chancellor Merz says US' ‘social climate’ has changed, adding that even highly qualified people face significant difficulties finding a job15 May 2026

WHO warns of worsening health risks in Ukraine amid continued attacks

More than 3,000 attacks on health facilities recorded since start of war, agency's country representative says15 May 2026

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Bloc's current chair India releases 'outcome document' instead of joint statement after differences emerged over Mideast conflict15 May 2026

Dutch rights group to file complaint over lawmaker's ‘maximum force’ remarks on Gazan asylum seekers

The Rights Forum says remarks are 'morally reprehensible' and should be reviewed by prosecutors in democratic constitutional state15 May 2026

Thousands join 4-day solidarity run for Palestine across Denmark

More than 3,000 participants are expected to attend, with proceeds going toward humanitarian efforts in Palestine15 May 2026

Former EU foreign policy chief says bloc no longer fits geopolitical realities

Borrell says EU's failure to unite on key geopolitical issues weakens its global influence, arguing smaller core group could move 'further and faster'15 May 2026

More than 42% of internet users in EU encounter hostile online messages in 2025: Eurostat

Eurostat says political and social views remain most common targets of hostile online content in EU, with Hungary, Finland and Slovakia recording highest exposure rates

More than 42% of internet users in EU encounter hostile online messages in 2025: Eurostat

Eurostat says political and social views remain most common targets of hostile online content in EU, with Hungary, Finland and Slovakia recording highest exposure rates

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Swiss authorities warn of high risk of African swine fever spreading into country

Dutch government plans to vaccinate laying hens against bird flu

British mayor allowed to run for selection in Makerfield by-election

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Finnish president warns drone incursions highlight Baltic security gap

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