European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde is contemplating a rate cut in the Eurozone to bolster an economy facing challenges in growth. However, despite signs of easing inflation, Ms. Lagarde underscores the rocky path ahead in achieving sustained inflation of 2 percent. Financial expert Myret Zaki sheds light on the disconnect between official inflation figures […]

Five years ago, hundreds of Paris residents gathered in shock as Notre-Dame Cathedral burned before their eyes. The sight of the medieval landmark engulfed in flames left an enduring imprint on the city’s memory. For Josy Touchard, a Parisian born and raised, the collapse of the spire brought tears and emotions, reminiscent of cherished childhood […]

Concerns loom over the fate of the swimming leg of the triathlon at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, as recent testing has revealed alarming levels of E. coli in the River Seine. Paris 2024 president Tony Estanguet has raised the possibility of cancelling the event if heavy rain affects water quality, although contingency plans, including […]

The French Parliament has approved the first reading of a bill aimed at reinforcing penalties for racist, anti-Semitic, and discriminatory offenses, introducing stricter measures against non-public insults, defamations, and incitements to discrimination or hatred. These offenses, including Holocaust denial and misgendering, would become misdemeanors under the new law, with fines ranging from 1,000 to 3,750 […]

​​​​​​​Recent research has shed light on the profound impact of wind turbine-generated infrasound on biodiversity, revealing a silent but alarming threat. With frequencies below 20 hertz, infrasound permeates ecosystems, raising concerns among researchers about its effects on both animals and humans. Dr. Ursula Bellut-Staeck’s 2023 study has drawn attention to the issue, showing how these […]

The prestigious Parisian auction house Bonhams Cornette de Saint Cyr, nestled near the illustrious Champs-Élysées, has unveiled a breathtaking exhibition featuring 530 exquisite couture pieces. Showcasing a century-long journey through French fashion history, from Coco Chanel’s iconic designs to the timeless elegance of Dior, the exhibition captivates with its evolution of style and craftsmanship. One […]

As Brussels finalizes the details of a bill to introduce the Digital Euro, concerns over privacy are looming large. The European Commission is touting the currency as a universal digital payment method, promising convenience across the Eurozone. However, skeptics worry about the implications for privacy, with the Central Bank potentially having unprecedented access to individuals’ […]

In a recent report by the French Senate, 18 senators sounded the alarm on the escalating trend of what they term “minor transidentification.” While the number of minors seeking transgender surgeries remains relatively low, the report emphasizes a concerning uptick. Proposing a parliamentary bill to prohibit the use of puberty blockers in minors, the senators […]

France faces a dire economic reckoning as its deficit skyrockets to unprecedented levels, trailing only behind Greece and Italy in the EU. The fallout from the government’s pandemic-driven spending spree, symbolized by the “Whatever the cost” policy, has sparked a debate on accountability, with Benoît Perrin of Contribuables Associés pointing fingers at elected officials and […]

President Emmanuel Macron’s recent unveiling of plans for legislation permitting assisted dying in France has ignited a fierce debate. Macron, in an interview with La Croix and Libération, outlined the proposed bill, which imposes strict eligibility criteria, restricting assisted dying to adults suffering from incurable, life-threatening illnesses and experiencing unmanageable pain. NTD spoke with Ludivine […]

On March 17, a group of 50 individuals attacked a police station in a Paris suburb, injuring two officers with fireworks, projectiles, and Molotov cocktails. The incident, believed to be linked to the recent death of a young man after a police chase, has heightened the sense of insecurity in the area. Despite the swift […]

Tensions between Russia and Europe are on the rise as the Kremlin is threatening retaliation over Europe’s decisions on Ukraine aid. The deputy chairman of the Russian Parliament warned that a potential nuclear strike on Paris could be carried out with barely two minutes’ notice. These warnings coincided with Europe’s plan to divert interest from […]

Leaders and representatives of more than 30 countries met in Brussels on Thursday and pledged to use nuclear energy. They also discussed its potential as a primary source of electricity after the dire consequences of the Russia-Ukraine war. The summit, co-chaired by the Prime Minister of Belgium Alexander De Croo and the Director General of […]

As EU Parliamentary elections approach, nationalist groups in France, led by Marine Le Pen’s Rassemblement National (RN), are surging in the polls, challenging Emmanuel Macron’s coalition. With just three months left until the vote, the gap between the two sides is widening, reflecting a broader trend across Europe. Analysts are highlighting border control and environmental […]

EU leaders will gather for a summit on March 21 and 22, with the EU–Ukraine trade deal’s future in question. While some cling to hopes of maintaining solidarity with Ukraine, uncertainties are increasing as the EU Parliament enforces restrictions amid widespread rural discontent. European farmers are voicing concerns over unfair competition from Ukrainian produce, and […]

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz convened a crucial meeting in Berlin on Friday with French President Emmanuel Macron and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, where they emphasized the need for European unity to support Ukraine amidst escalating tensions. Macron’s recent suggestion of potential Western troop deployment in Ukraine sparked disagreement, with Scholz expressing criticism of his […]

The European Parliament recently passed the Media Freedom Act with strong support, aiming to regulate press conduct and combat misinformation while addressing extremism and foreign interference. Critics fear the legislation could restrict press freedom through increased monitoring and potential legal action against journalists and online platforms accused of spreading misinformation. NTD spoke with German Member […]

French victims of COVID-19 vaccines spoke out at a roundtable discussion at the European Parliament on Tuesday.

Global leaders committed to the U.N.’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in 2015 are addressing goals like electrification and renewable energy. However, recent data reveal a decline in EU industry, with reopened coal power plants in Germany and France indicating energy supply challenges. Geopolitician Alexandre Del Valle questions the feasibility of the 2030 target and […]

French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin urged increased security for Jewish schools and places of worship following a 1000 percent surge in anti-Semitic acts post the October 7 attacks. The French Parliament responded by passing a bill to enhance penalties for discriminatory language, sparking a divisive debate with accusations of anti-Semitism and political motives. NTD spoke […]

The European Parliament has approved the Digital Identity Wallet bill, signaling a significant shift in EU citizen identification. This transformative initiative promises secure, free, and convenient digital wallets that impact various aspects of daily life. However, concerns loom over potential privacy issues, with critics questioning the voluntary system’s susceptibility to discrimination and threats to freedom. […]

The European Union’s top official, Ursula von der Leyen, suggested this week that frozen Russian assets should be used for joint military aid to Ukraine—sparking considerable controversy. NTD’s France correspondent, David Vives, speaks to the head of a think tank, who says the move could violate international law—and destroy investors’ trust in EU institutions.

The killing of Mahsa Jina Amini while in state custody in Iran in September 2022 has triggered widespread protests throughout the nation, with the young woman’s refusal to comply with wearing a hijab becoming a symbol of resistance. In response to the unrest, the Iranian government intensified its enforcement of the law, leading to a […]

Political and military leaders throughout the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) have broken ranks with French President Emmanuel Macron, rejecting his talk of sending alliance troops to join the fighting in Ukraine. On Monday, Mr. Macron floated the possibility of sending NATO troops into Ukraine as the country marks two years of fighting against Russian […]

Belgian farmers have converged on Brussels for the second time in a month to protest unpopular European Union (EU) policies they say are putting them out of business. Like their counterparts elsewhere, Belgian farmers decry rising energy costs and cheap food imports from outside the EU that they say undercut local producers. “We’re here again […]

The French Parliament recently approved a bill targeting “gurus 2.0” and those promoting questionable health practices. Some in the medical community expressed concerns that the law may stifle legitimate scientific debates, raising issues regarding freedom of speech. NTD spoke with Ivan Rioufol, columnist and author, who highlighted government narratives during the COVID-19 crisis that were […]

A survey shows that Europeans’ top concern over security is no longer the war in Ukraine, but immigration. Countries in Europe such as Spain, Italy, and Greece experienced a steady increase in the number of illegal migrants in 2023. The rise is causing concern across much of Europe.  

Anticipating a potential second Trump presidency, a significant transformation in U.S. energy policy looms, favoring increased fossil fuel production and potential withdrawal from global climate agreements. This projected departure from the current emphasis on clean energy is expected to echo through EU energy policies.

Several European countries within NATO have recently declared increased commitments to their military budgets. NTD spoke with security expert Emmanuel Dupuy, who says this is in response to former President Donald Trump’s recent comments on the military alliance.

The World Health Organization (WHO) recently introduced guidelines addressing health challenges for trans and gender-diverse individuals, aiming to improve their access to quality healthcare. However, concerns have emerged about potential bias in the guideline development group, as pointed out by French legal expert Marc Gotti.    

Over the weekend of Feb. 10, Spanish farmers joined their European counterparts in a unified protest over concerns about stringent EU standards. In France, despite initial relief following Prime Minister Gabriel Attal’s announcements, union leaders caution against potential renewed protests unless the government takes immediate action.  

Against the backdrop of escalating tensions in Europe over Russia’s involvement in the Ukraine conflict, concerns are mounting regarding the potential extension of hostilities to neighboring countries such as Poland and the Baltic states. NTD spoke with Philippe Fabry, a geopolitics expert, on how the purported “10-year offensive plan” intensifies the sense of urgency in the […]

Farmers from across Europe gather outside the EU Parliament in Brussels, Belgium surrounded by barbed wire, to protest against burdensome regulations and cheap imports. The demonstrations, triggered by Belgian and French farmers, address shared grievances related to EU policies, including environmental regulations and free trade agreements. The protests underscore growing discontent among European farmers concerning […]

JOSSIGNY, France—France’s new prime minister showered promises of help on angry farmers Tuesday, from emergency cash aid to controls on imported food, in hopes that cools a protest movement that has seen tractors shut down highways across France and inspired similar actions around Europe. Farmers seeking better pay, fewer constraints, and lower costs are camped […]

The French government faces increasing pressure as farmer protests gain momentum nationwide. Some media outlets reported that this could be the resurgence of a yellow vest-scale protest against the French government. François Le Coq, a spokesperson for the Farmer Union FNSEA, mentioned their efforts to work diligently, yet they feel unrewarded. He highlighted the challenge […]

Florida’s surgeon general, Dr. Joseph A. Ladapo, sent a letter to the FDA earlier this month expressing concerns about nucleic acid contaminants and billions of DNA fragments per dose in Pfizer and Moderna’s COVID-19 mRNA vaccines. Mr. Ladapo contends these contaminants pose potential risks to human health. In response, the FDA labeled Mr. Ladapo’s claims […]

Amélie Oudéa-Castéra, head of France’s Ministry of Education, stirred controversy when she revealed that she transferred her children from a state school to a private Catholic school. Following her comments, the mentioned Catholic school is now under investigation. Anne Brassié, a former Catholic School teacher, highlighted the core issue of the controversy, emphasizing the superior […]

Thousands took to the streets of Paris this Sunday opposing proposed changes to abortion laws and expressing concerns over an assisted death bill. Healthcare workers say the public stays misinformed about these practices, with many doctors refusing to perform them.  

Amid growing diplomatic tensions, a widening gap is appearing to emerge between EU officials and China. The EU Commission president recently increased pressure on the Beijing regime, particularly its role in the Ukraine war. NTD interviewed Mathieu Sirvins, a China expert and author, who highlighted that China’s economy in 2023 faced challenges, including weak demand, […]

The European Parliament has adopted a resolution condemning the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP’s) ongoing persecution of Falun Gong, calling for an international investigation into the brutal suppression campaign against the faith group. The resolution, passed through a majority floor vote on Jan. 18, cited the thousands of deaths that have been documented under the CCP’s […]

The director of the World Economic Forum identifies disinformation as 2024’s major global challenge. He’s urging governments to take action, but this is seen as an incentive to further restrict freedom of speech, according to Guillaume Zambrano, a law professor from Nimes University.  

LG, the South Korean company known for producing HDTVs is making waves with some new cutting-edge technology for retailers. The group unveiled transparent screens at this year’s consumer technology show.  

The energy transition in France has incurred substantial costs, such as the installation of wind turbines, which has amounted to between 150 and 250 billion euros. NTD interviewed Fabien Bouglé, energy policy analyst, who shared concerns about the inefficiency and high costs of wind power in France. Highlighting the impact of China’s rare earth dominance […]

Since the attack at a French school last October that claimed the life of a teacher, security measures around schools in France have been intensified. But safety at middle and high schools remain a topic of concern for teachers and parents as the number of violent incidents increases. NTD’s France correspondent David Vives has the […]

French President Emmanuel Macron aims to legalize medically assisted death in an upcoming bill set for late February, triggering controversy as several healthcare unions oppose the proposal. NTD interviewed Alain Escada, Civitas International think tank president Alain Escada, who believes the bill’s contents appear to grant doctors a “license to kill.”

In the coming months, Europe prepares for the EU parliamentary elections while the United States gears up for the presidential race later this year. In both regions, inflation and immigration stand as prominent concerns among the populace, shaping the discourse and agendas on either side of the Atlantic.    

France’s restaurant owners are grappling with a shortfall, experiencing a record drop in customers. The central purchasing agency for the catering sector recently reported a 17% decline in order volumes since September. NTD spoke with Christophe Chirat, restaurant union president, who highlighted the enormity of this figure.    

European countries will dispose of most of the ordered Pfizer COVID-19 medicine, Paxlovid, due to significant underuse and nearing expiration. This surplus creates a financial strain and has prompted some nations to cancel contracts with the pharmaceutical company.    

Recently, France’s economic landscape has been dominated by the ominous shadow of escalating national debt. Despite government assurances to keep public spending under control, the numbers tell a different story. NTD’s France correspondent David Vives has the story.  

If you’re curious to know what 2024 has in store, it seems French astrologer and philosopher Nostradamus has some answers. David Vives has the details.  

A Paris museum that rarely opens its doors to the public, will do so this holiday season. Visitors can explore this special museum that features fairground shows and games from the 1920’s. NTD takes a look at how Europeans and Americans entertained themselves during the period called the roaring 20s.  

Fireworks are a great feature of New Year’s Eve parties. In Germany, however, last years celebrations were marred by violence, as a tiny minority of youths used fireworks to cause unrest in a number of cities. This unsettling trend has prompted a collective push to reevaluate the sale and use of fireworks. NTD’s David Vives […]

This year has seen an explosion in the use of generative AI, with experts predicting that in 2024, this technology will achieve unprecedented levels of advancement. As for its limits, the European Union is looking ahead. NTD spoke with Amaury Aubrée-Dauchez, CEO of several tech companies in Switzerland, who highlights a potential dark side to […]

In France, a new and unpopular immigration bill is causing considerable strife within the government and, in particular, among French citizens. Experts say the rule won’t be effective due to European Union immigration policies. NTD’s France correspondent David Vives speaks with the president of a think tank, who says Brussels—and not France—calls the shots when […]

The European Union is launching an investigation into whether Elon Musk’s X is violating rules over content. Experts say this is an attempt by the EU to break the united states’ free speech policy and to monitor a part of the social media company’s platform. Policy analyst Gerald Olivier said while X allows free speech […]

Legal battles between Pfizer and members of the European Union are heating up. The American drug maker is taking Hungary and Poland to court over those countries’ refusal to pay for millions of COVID-19 vaccine doses. This dispute is also shedding light on broader accusations of a corruption case aimed at the European Union NTD’s […]

The Italian government has decided to withdraw from an agreement it signed with the Chinese Communist Party in its Belt and Road project. The backlash comes after Italy experienced several downsides of the partnership. NTD spoke with Italian Policy Analyst Olivier Piacentini, who views collaborations with the Chinese Communist Party as often leaning towards takeovers […]

The restoration of the Notre Dame Cathedral is underway following a destructive fire in 2019, with the clash between tradition and modernization intensifying. President Emmanuel Macron wishes to allow the contemporary restoration of some stained glass windows. But facing him, an online petition is gaining momentum to call for keeping the old glasses as they […]

Electric vehicle sales in several European nations indicate a slowdown, revealing a market heavily reliant on government subsidies. While there’s been progress, the industry’s momentum seems tied to these incentives, potentially leading to decreased sales if subsidies are withdrawn. NTD spoke with Nicolas Lecaussin, an Economist at Paris think tank IREF, who says the same […]

One year after a former vice president of the EU Parliament was arrested by Belgium police with suitcases of cash, allegedly paid by Qatar, new leaks reveal wider corruption, extending to more members of Parliament. It may also reveal more details about what’s been happening in the EU.

To enhance tourism and facilitate business trips, the Chinese Communist Party has introduced a 15-day visa-free offer to six predominantly European countries. However, a puzzling surge in pneumonia cases across the nation is prompting inquiries into the underlying motive behind this initiative.  

In France, a troubling surge is evident as more children and teens contemplate suicide, with doctors noting a staggering 300-percent rise in these distressing statistics.

A German tourist has been killed and another two injured by an assailant who attacked passersby with a knife near the Eiffel Tower in Paris, French Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin said on Saturday. “The police have just courageously arrested an assailant attacking passersby in Paris, around the Quai de Grenelle,” Mr. Darmanin stated on X […]

Eight months ahead of the Olympics in Paris, the city is gearing up. But many residents are unhappy with some regulations over security measures, specifically the need to show a QR code to access certain areas.

Ridley Scott’s film “Napoleon” is resonating well with audiences in France. Despite criticism from historians pointing out numerous errors, the cinematic portrayal of the French Emperor conquered the country’s box office a week after its release. NTD’s correspondent, David Vives, tells us more.  

Art dealers from around the world came together at the Paris International Art Fair, presenting an array of artworks spanning from ancient pieces to contemporary creations, highlighting the beauty and grace of art. Among them were exclusive private collections displaying stunning masterpieces seldom accessible to the public eye.

In France, a teen was fatally stabbed at a party in a village this week. It followed threats from a group of individuals who said they wanted to kill white people, according to witnesses. The attack is stirring controversy on social media.

Being a great pastry chef is less about following a recipe, and more about finding inspiration when cooking for others. That’s according to an award-winning pastry chef in Paris, who shared some of the secrets of her success with NTD’s France correspondent, David Vives.

The European Medicine Agency acknowledges there’s no evidence the mRNA vaccines are effective against the virus transmission. This potentially destroys several EU member state narratives on vaccine mandate, including the famous line “vaccine yourself to protect others.”  

Agriculture and food production are on the verge of a major shift in Europe as EU policies impose new restrictions on farmers. NTD spoke with Sieta Van Keimpema, President of the European Milk Board, who said one consequence will be the rise of a new market for insect and artificial meat.  

The United Nations reiterated its call for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip this week. It is one of several voices in the international community demanding a truce. The United States and Israel say that would benefit Hamas. NTD talked to Marc Zell, a prominent Israeli lawyer and chairman of the Republican Overseas group, who […]

Some European countries are starting to tighten their immigration policies. That’s after the number of asylum seekers from North Africa sky-rocketed over the last year. NTD talked to Rob Roos, leader of the conservative group in the EU Parliament, who describes illegal immigration as an “industry.”

A Republican Overseas branch orchestrated the World Freedom Initiative summit in Paris. Numerous speakers, including Governor Kristi Noem, a former Trump advisor, and EU parliament members, discussed mutual right-wing political challenges. Expressing optimism for a potential Trump reelection in 2024 was a recurring sentiment among many speakers.

A Muslim prayer is sparking controversy in France. Dozens of travelers performed a collective Muslim prayer at the Paris airport, and a picture of it has gone viral.  

Dozens of Star of David symbols have been tagged in the streets of Paris—an act deemed antisemitic as the Nazis forced Jews to wear the symbol during the holocaust. France’s Minister of the Interior says there’s been a rise in violence aimed at the Jewish community. Multiple Jewish associations in France are reporting their members […]

A decline in fertility rates has been observed in large part of Europe for years. While there are different factors behind this trend, the cost of living and economic uncertainty are given as main reasons by experts. NTD’s France correspondent David Vives has the story.  

French authorities are looking to ban Pro-Palestinian demonstrations, even though the Court of Justice in some cases lifted the ban. This shows deeper concerns over public order and rising tensions in communities.  

Followers of the Muslim Brotherhood, an organization founded in Egypt in 1928, have been present in different European countries for decades. Intelligence experts across Europe have studied the group’s influence on Islamist movements across the continent, and they conclude that the Brotherhood aims to create an Islamist society through long-term subversion.  

Western leaders including the UK have increased pressure on Israel to protect civilians in Gaza. The terrorist group Hamas uses Palestinians as human shields, hindering humanitarian efforts and making it very difficult for Israel to help or protect Palestinians. NTD spoke with human rights lawyer David Matas to get a better view on the situation.

In France, false bomb alerts at schools, airports, and other public places have sent shockwaves through the public for the last week. Meanwhile, there has been a rise in incidents of individuals threatening people at gun point. NTD’s France correspondent David Vives talked to a French police union spokesperson, who described the current situation as […]

Europe is again grappling with the issue of illegal immigration in the wake of recent Islamic terror attacks in Belgium and France. EU member states now seem to have a renewed focus on addressing illegal immigration, national security concerns, and returning high-risk illegal immigrants to their countries of origin. NTD’s France correspondent David Vives has […]

In France, the reactions of the radical left-wing party to the recent attack on Israel have stirred controversy and condemnation across the political spectrum. Some members of the party and parliament said Hamas was a “resistance movement.”

The same high school in northern France where a teacher was fatally stabbed on Oct. 13 was evacuated over a bomb threat. The Interior minister has promised to reinforce security measures in French schools amidst what he called a “jihadist atmosphere.”  

One teacher was killed and two more seriously injured in a knife attack at a school in northern France. President Emmanuel Macron said France had been “hit once again by the barbarity of Islamist terrorism.” The attack comes as pro-Palestinian protests surge in the country. This video contains scenes that some may find upsetting.

It’s not just Iran that’s supporting Hamas. Qatar not only provides funding to the terror group, it also gives shelter to its Hamas. But the Arab nation, which maintains good relations with the West, is now leading negotiations over the Israeli hostages taken by Hamas.    

The European Union is the biggest donor to the Palestinians living in the Gaza Strip. Following the recent terror attacks on Israel, the EU Commission is reconsidering its payments to the Hamas-controlled enclave. The situation is exposing divisions among EU member states on the topic.

The escalating conflict in Israel and Gaza is affecting the Jewish community across Europe. Several countries have started to step up security measures around religious places, schools, and diplomatic sites.  

Paris City Hall is moving forward with dismantling 60 percent of the iconic bookstalls on the river bank of the Seine. French authorities say it’s a necessary security measure for next year’s Olympic Games, but some city councilors are questioning the move.  

Germany is grappling with a severe economic downturn amid high energy costs. The loss of Moscow’s cheap natural gas dealt a decisive blow to the country’s energy-intensive industries, long the powerhouse of European manufacturing. Now, Germany is seeing many of its businesses relocate abroad. NTD’s David Vives has the details.  

Paris faces an escalating bedbug problem. These tiny pests have infested many places in the capital, causing a growing sense of panic and anxiety among the residents. With the Paris Olympics less than a year away, French authorities are determined not to let the bed bugs bite during the games.  

An 18-year-old climate activist from Sweden has started a petition against Greenpeace. Ia Aanstoot wants to counter their lawsuit against the EU and is fighting to keep nuclear power classified as “sustainable.” She said Greenpeace is stuck in the past and nuclear power has given her hope for the future.

A new analysis of figures released by the Office for National Statistics suggested that those vaccinated with the Covid-19 vaccine are more likely to die from all causes than the un-vaccinated. NTD spoke to Pierre Chaillot, a statistician who said the latest data sets are crucial as they point to a potential public health issue. […]

In Normandy, a farmer employs horses to help people recover from post-traumatic stress disorder. He said that therapeutic horseback riding has shown great results in reducing symptoms and can be more effective than medication.

King Charles was welcomed by the French president on his first state visit to the country, which included a grand dinner in the Hall of Mirrors at the Palace of Versailles. The king addressed the French senate, pledging to strengthen the ties between the UK and France, which have been rocky in the post-Brexit era. […]

The ceiling paintings of France’s castles and cathedrals are a feast for both the eyes and the spirit, as they invite the viewer to journey to another realm. That’s also a strong theme behind a famous ceiling mural at the Palace of Versailles: “The Apotheosis of Hercules.” NTD’s France correspondent David Vives sent us this […]

The tiny Italian island of Lampedusa is trying to cope with thousands of migrants who arrived in boats from Tunisia. Behind this unusually large wave might be a conflict between the EU Commission and Tunisia.

The European Union’s border agency warned governments of the bloc that instability in neighbouring regions could lead to larger migration waves and that the current policies aren’t enough to tackle the issue. NTD spoke to an expert on the obstacles for Europe to control its borders.  

Almost one year after the blasts at the Nord Stream pipelines, European countries have found new energy sources to replace Russian gas. But for some experts, this development is raising concerns, as the continent is still dependent on other countries for its energy needs.  

For many England fans, the team’s first match at the Rugby World Cup in France on Sept. 9 wasn’t a pleasant experience. Thousands missed the start of the opening match in Pool D because of limited entry points, an overwhelmed public transport system, and other issues outside the stadium. The difficulties are raising questions about […]

In the UK, the Online Safety Bill will soon head back to the Commons in the EU with the Digital Services Act recently coming into effect. The two pieces of legislation will drastically reshape the online world. While featuring some differences, they have invoked similar concerns around censorship and threats to free speech.