European Union News & Breaking Stories

France's first far-right government since WWII may be on the horizon after National Rally's strong showing in elections.

Hezbollah threatens all-out war with Israel, while U.S. mediates to prevent conflict escalation and explore political settlement options.

Hezbollah threatens to attack Cyprus if it allows Israel to use its territories to attack Lebanon, sparking tensions and concerns.

Macron urges alliance against far-right, Republicans ditch chief. Snap election called after RN's EU win. Battle for power intensifies.

European Parliament projection shows S&D and EPP with 11 mandates each in Romania, while Renew gets 2 and Greens 1. Viral news!

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen "hit" by man in Copenhagen, EU leaders condemn attack. Incident follows recent politician violence in Europe.

350 million people across 27 EU countries will elect 720 members of the European Parliament, each using different voting methods.

State department condemns settlers stopping aid trucks. Video on Twitter sparks outrage. Heavy clashes and bombardment in Rafah as Israel presses assault against Hamas militants.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico shot in assassination attempt, critical condition. International leaders express shock and condemnation. Political violence rare in Slovakia.

Ukraine's Zelensky, NATO, and EU leaders condemn attack on Slovak PM Fico. International solidarity expressed for his recovery. #PrayForFico

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Latvians rank low in online book purchases compared to EU peers. Traditional bookstores, libraries, and print books still reign supreme.

Conflict in Red Sea leads to significant carbon emissions increase in ocean freight container shipping, impacting supply chains and sustainability goals.

Apple reverses decision to terminate Epic Games' developer accounts, complying with EU's Digital Markets Act, allowing third-party apps on platforms.

Meta platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, experienced login issues due to technical problems, quickly resolved by the company. #MetaOutage #FacebookDown

NATO Secretary General emphasizes the importance of strengthening global partnerships, especially in the Indo-Pacific region, amid a more complex world.

Moldova's President reaffirms support for Ukraine after drone debris found near border, highlighting danger of Russian aggression. #StandWithUkraine #SupportMoldova

US pauses funding for UNRWA over allegations of staff involvement in Hamas attacks, UNRWA says it's investigating. UN calls for swift probe.

Austrian paper warns Europe to wake up to Taiwan's importance amid rising tensions with China, as US pushes for solidarity.

South Africa sues Israel for genocide in Gaza at ICJ. EU remains mostly silent. Israel's allies criticize, while some support.

France's youngest-ever Prime Minister Gabriel Attal, 34, replaces Elisabeth Borne, as President Macron seeks a fresh start amid far-right pressure.

Former Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich lost a legal attempt to overturn EU sanctions for his role in Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

New Polish PM Donald Tusk promises major change after 8 years of nationalist government, pledging to improve relations with the EU.

Scientists in Japan have achieved "first plasma" in the JT-60SA experimental reactor, a significant milestone in fusion power research. The reactor is part of a collaboration between Japan and the EU to develop fusion technology, and it will guide the development of the much larger ITER reactor being built in France. While private fusion power startups have emerged with more aggressive schedules, government-run projects still lead the way. The goal of fusion power is to generate more power than it uses, and achieving this would be a crucial milestone in the road to commercial fusion power plants.

Putin meets with Islamic republic's President Ebrahim Raisi, sparking concern of an "axis of terror" forming between Russia, Iran, and Hamas.

Israel's lack of preparedness for the recent Hamas attack and the EU's support for Palestine are discussed on Hungarian TV.

California passed a bill aiming to change ingredients in popular candies and snacks, but Skittles will not be affected.

California becomes the first state to ban red dye No.3 and other dangerous food additives, raising concerns about Skittles.

FedEx Express has suspended inbound and outbound flights to Israel after a large attack by Hamas insurgents from Gaza over the weekend. Other cargo operators are trying to keep air cargo traffic flowing during the war despite the risk in the air and at Tel Aviv airport.

Hezbollah targeted Israeli military positions in the disputed Shebaa Farms, leading to artillery barrages from Israel. No casualties reported.

Azerbaijan launched an offensive against Armenian positions in Nagorno-Karabakh, leading to civilian casualties. France and the EU condemned the action, while Russia called for peace.

Apple announces pricing and specifications for the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, which feature upgraded cameras and a USB Type-C port. Pre-orders begin this Friday.

Rare, powerful earthquake in Morocco kills over 800 people and causes extensive damage in Marrakech and surrounding areas.

Hozier discusses the legacy of Sinéad O'Connor's protest and the relevance of his song "Take Me to Church."

United Nations declares end of global warming, start of global boiling.

ECB expected to raise rates as Fed raises interest rates.

Niger President removed in military coup; international concern grows.

U.S. stocks rise as inflation eases, tech sector leads gains.

Turkey agrees to support Sweden's NATO bid amid tensions with Russia.