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The European Union has activated its largest wildfire response for the 2026 summer season, positioning firefighters, aircraft and emergency specialists across high-risk areas as southern Europe enters its peak fire period. The deployment includes 777 firefighters from 14 European countries

Belgium’s federal government has approved a preliminary draft law that would allow victims of cyberbullying to request identifying information about anonymous perpetrators through the country’s telecommunications complaints system, extending a tool already used for malicious calls and text messages to

European Union (EU) negotiators reached a provisional agreement on new migration return rules that would tighten procedures for removing people without a legal right to stay in member states and create a legal basis for external return centres outside the

A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck offshore from Italy’s Calabria coast early Tuesday, with the epicenter located in the Tyrrhenian Sea near the northwestern coast of the region. The National Institute of Geophysics and Vulcanology recorded the event at 00:12 local

Voting opened Saturday in Malta’s parliamentary election, with voters choosing a new House of Representatives in a snap poll called before the end of the legislature’s five-year term. Polling stations were scheduled to operate from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Belgium’s Federal Parliament has approved a broad package of fiscal, wage-indexation and pension measures, moving ahead with changes to automatic income adjustments while inflation remains elevated. The vote, completed late Thursday after months of debate, covers the new centenindex system,

The European Parliament adopted a resolution condemning the deterioration of human rights conditions in Iran, focusing on repression, executions, political imprisonment and the treatment of religious minorities. The measure, approved on May 21 by 516 votes in favour, 14 against

The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United Nations warned that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz has moved beyond a shipping disruption and is now creating a systemic agrifood shock, with pressure spreading from energy and fertilizer

Five Italian nationals have died in a scuba diving accident in the Maldives, with authorities beginning recovery efforts at Vaavu Atoll as officials in Rome and Malé coordinated the response. Italy’s foreign ministry said the divers were believed to have

President Vladimir Putin said Russia had successfully test-fired the Sarmat intercontinental ballistic missile on Tuesday and that the weapon would enter combat service by the end of 2026, marking Moscow’s latest public step in the modernization of its strategic nuclear