Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen calls for stronger cooperation with the EU during a historic speech at the European Parliament, as Greenland faces renewed pressure from Washington

The rules also apply to citizens of the United Kingdom, which has left the EU, as well as travelers from Iceland, Norway, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein.

By 2028, Turkey could meet over half its gas needs through domestic production and LNG imports, challenging Russia and Iran’s hold on the last major European market and advancing Ankara’s ambition to become a regional gas hub

A Eurostat report reveals that 20.9% of Greek workers exceed 45 hours per week, the highest in the EU, highlighting stark differences in working hours across Europe

An agreement between Greece and the EU ensures that funds for urban planning studies will be secured, with early projects in Mykonos and Santorini set for public consultation

Talks with masters of art history, screenings by Costa-Gavras, live music, flower workshops, and even herbal tastings inspired by Cézanne — this October, the Goulandris Museum transforms into one of Athens’ most vibrant cultural destinations

It commemorates one of the monumental statues destroyed by ISIS in 2015 during the group’s advance through Mosul, Iraq.

Friedrich Merz calls excluding Israel from Eurovision “a scandal” and says Germany may withdraw if the ban proceeds, amid EBU plans for a November vote on participation

Police used tear gas, pepper spray and water cannons as some protesters tried to enter the presidential palace and tensions with the ruling Georgian Dream party deepened

A new ECB study links U.S. policy uncertainty under Donald Trump to reduced lending and weaker monetary policy impact in the eurozone

A Lithuanian MEP claims that ships owned by the Alafouzos, Economou and Tsakos shipping groups are connected to Russia’s shadow fleet and has called on the European Commission to impose sanctions

However, the militant group said it would seek negotiations over other aspects of the Trump Gaza peace plan; Israel, US have demanded disarmament as well

European wineries and U.S. distributors face financial strain as 15% tariffs and a weaker dollar disrupt trade, causing price hikes, lost customers, and threatened jobs on both sides of the Atlantic

The EU plans a radar and interceptor network along its eastern flank, but cost, effectiveness, and national sovereignty concerns are fueling debate among member states

The golden signet ring, often called the Ring of the mythical Theseus, dates back to 1500–1400 B.C. and was officially added to the museum’s Prehistoric Antiquities Collection in 2004.

From Transylvania to the helm of Europe’s top prosecutorial office, Laura Kövesi has built a career defined by integrity, fearlessness, and her uncompromising fight against financial crime and corruption across the EU

Unlike any museum before it, UNESCO’s Virtual Museum of Stolen Objects isn’t meant to grow — but to vanish, as stolen treasures return home. Which are the nine Greek artifacts on display?

According to the Green to Grey investigation, Europe loses the equivalent of 600 football fields of green land daily.

Hours of debate between EU leaders produced few results. Mitsotakis pressed for southern border protection, but Greece’s insistence on preserving veto power puts Athens in awkward alignment with Viktor Orbán’s Hungary