The European Anti-Poverty Network emphasizes the need for cohesive and forward-looking social policies. Key areas of focus must include equitable access to decent work and housing, reinforced public services, and targeted support for at-risk populations

These so-called “sponge infrastructures” can serve as natural defenses against floods, help river basins suffering from water scarcity, and offer sustainable responses to drought and soil erosion.

This op-ed is part of To BHMA International Edition’s NextGen Corner, a platform for fresh voices on the defining issues of our time

The European Commission is set to present tomorrow its proposal for the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), i.e. the EU budget for the years 2028 to 2035 – including the sticking points and guiding principles.

As expectations mount for Trump’s upcoming announcement, his comments suggest a more assertive position toward both Ukraine and Russia, with NATO and Europe playing a central role in financing future military aid

The recognition comes from one of Scandinavia’s leading travel media platforms, which emphasizes that Karpathos is far from a typical island destination.

Commenting on the result, The Telegraph’s online edition described Greece’s win as “richly deserved,” highlighting the country’s natural beauty and cultural heritage

While the Greek government is taking unilateral steps to manage the situation, officials stress that a long-term solution must be shared across the continent.

What this study underscores is a sobering reality: climate change is not merely an environmental issue — it is profoundly political and economic.

The increasing intensity of heatwaves is linked to the accumulation of greenhouse gases, primarily from fossil fuel combustion, which has raised Earth’s average temperature over time

EU Commissioner and Ministers from Greece, Italy, and Malta declared persona non grata by eastern Libyan authorities

The final ruling marks a significant development in the growing trade dispute, with China signaling a firm stance on retaliatory tariffs affecting European luxury goods

At least two people have died in France due to the extreme heat, and two more were killed in a wildfire in Spain this week.

RevPAR in Greek hotels surged by an impressive 14.9%—the sharpest increase across the countries studied—while occupancy rose by 9.8%.

The Regional Governor of Crete emphasized the significance of the award, calling gastronomy “an investment in the future, made collectively by the Region and all local stakeholders.”

The WHO linked this escalating threat directly to climate change driven by fossil fuel consumption, which is making heatwaves more frequent, intense, and deadly

According to Swiss Re, heatwaves now kill up to 480,000 people globally each year—more than floods, earthquakes, and hurricanes combined

European markets have taken center stage at recent investor conferences, with a steady pattern of inflows over the past 12 months, contrasting the outflows from the U.S

Mitsotakis said he would raise the illegal Turkey-Libya memorandum and the rise of migration flows from Libya