Passengers departing from airports equipped with the new high-tech scanners will be allowed to carry liquids — including wine, olive oil, perfumes, and other products — in containers of up to two liters in their hand luggage.

Despite persistent inquiries from, the European Commission has refused to respond to questions about Turkey’s potential role in facilitating migration flows from Libya

The U.S. will maintain its 50% tariffs on European steel and aluminum.

In the southeastern city of Zaporizhzhia, near the war’s frontlines, hundreds of protesters — some in military uniform — marched under the slogan “Ukraine is not Russia."

The European Travel Information and Authorization System (ETIAS) is now scheduled to be implemented in the fourth quarter of 2026.

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

With slow growth and rising spending demands, von der Leyen has warned of cuts across all sectors, aiming to redirect funds from traditional areas to priorities like defense and innovation.

For Greek citizens, the EUDI Wallet is expected to become available by November 2026.

Despite growing support among the public, a return to the EU appears unlikely in the short term. The UK’s current Labour government, while having pursued a “reset” of relations with Brussels, is not actively seeking full reintegration into the Union

A recent visit by Greek Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis to Benghazi was reportedly well-received by Haftar and his inner circle. Though the talks were informal, Greek diplomats interpreted the visit as a goodwill gesture, signaling Eastern Libya's interest in closer ties with Athens—even in the face of stronger economic offers from Ankara

Trump revealed the decision in letters addressed to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.

President Trump signed an executive order earlier this week delaying implementation until August 1. This allows additional time for negotiations, though the administration has been clear: retaliatory actions from other countries will result in tariffs being doubled.

The Rome conference drew more than 100 official delegations, 40 international organizations and development banks, and over 2,000 business representatives, civil society organizations, and Ukrainian local authorities

While von der Leyen emerged politically unscathed, the vote revealed deeper tensions within the European Parliament. Several political factions expressed dissatisfaction with aspects of the Commission’s direction under her leadership

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

In a joint communiqué, both sides reaffirmed their shared commitment to the rules-based international order, with the United Nations Charter at its core

As the EU debates next steps, humanitarian conditions in Gaza remain dire

EU leaders are clearly positioning themselves as the last diplomatic bridge — hoping to forestall a wider conflict and preserve what remains of the nuclear deal framework

As other countries and regions look to implement or expand their own emissions trading systems, the EU’s experience offers a roadmap—and a reminder—that climate action and economic opportunity can go hand in hand

By law, only cheese produced in specific Greek regions and made using traditional methods can bear the name “feta.”