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UN climate chief tells European lawmakers that warming has become an economic security emergency
Simon Stiell linked Europe’s record heat and infrastructure disruption to inflation, energy dependence and the policy choices facing lawmakers before COP31.
Ceuta official says he resigned over disputed warnings before the mass border crossing
Gonzalo Sanz's departure deepens scrutiny of how Spanish authorities handled intelligence before July's migration surge into the North African exclave.
Netherlands and Spain seek an EU-wide minimum age for social media
A joint policy paper urges Brussels to cover social networks, AI chatbots and other risky digital services with a harmonised, privacy-preserving age regime.
Europe’s spending on Russian Arctic LNG reaches €7.28 billion before the 2027 ban
Higher prices and increased Yamal cargoes have pushed eight-month spending close to or above the previous full-year total during the EU’s contractual transition.
Fire destroys migrant shelters in Ceuta and forces hundreds to flee
The blaze adds an immediate accommodation crisis to Spain's already strained North African enclave days after the EU approved emergency border and reception funding.
Belgium cuts Russian LNG imports to zero as EU-wide volumes fall sharply
The August shift accelerates Europe's retreat from Russian gas months before a binding EU prohibition takes full effect, but France, Spain and the Netherlands remain important entry points.
Morocco formally denies involvement in the mass migrant crossing into Ceuta
Rabat’s rejection sharpens a dispute with Spanish opposition parties as the EU funds border management and thousands remain in the enclave.
European Commission gives cities new powers to restrict short-term rentals
The Affordable Housing Act targets tourism hotspots where holiday lets have displaced residents, while leaving implementation to national and local authorities.
EU suicide rate edged lower in 2023, but men still accounted for three-quarters of deaths
New Eurostat figures show a decade-long decline in the bloc’s standardised suicide rate while exposing large differences by country, age and sex.
Spanish parliament advances citizenship law for Western Saharans
The measure would create a nationality route for people born during Spanish rule and their children, but Senate approval is still required.
Climate hazards disrupted schooling for more than 171 million students in 2025
A new global analysis finds storms, floods and heatwaves repeatedly interrupted education, with poorer countries and girls carrying disproportionate long-term risks.
EU asylum applications fall to their lowest first-half level since 2021
Fresh EUAA data show a 17% annual decline, while France replaces Germany as the bloc's principal destination and unresolved cases continue to test the new migration pact.
Russia’s consular restrictions leave some exiles unable to renew passports abroad
A new Russian restriction exposes critics convicted in absentia to document expiry, banking barriers and constrained movement, echoing an established Belarusian policy.