Belgium Declines to Support France’s Blocking Minority on Mercosur Agreement

Zaventem – The federal government must restructure the flight paths over Brussels Airport, located in Zaventem, following a ruling by the Brussels Court of Appeal. The decision is part of an ongoing legal battle over aircraft-induced noise pollution affecting several surrounding municipalities.
The court found that the current flight route system causes excessive noise, particularly impacting Wemm

On Wednesday, U.S. President Donald Trump voiced his frustration over Ukraine’s reluctance to accept certain demands during ongoing negotiations, directing sharp criticism at Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a post on Truth Social.
French President Emmanuel Macron responded by urging Trump to focus his anger on the true instigator of the conflict.
“There is an aggressor, Russia, an

Mexico City (EFE) ** Teresa Ribera, the Vice President of the European Commission (EC) responsible for the Clean, Fair, and Competitive Transition, dismissed any connection between the fines imposed on American tech giants Apple and Meta and the ongoing negotiations between Brussels and the U.S. aimed at avoiding tariffs.
At a press conference during her official visit to Mexico City on Wednesday

Title: UN Condemns Escalating Civilian Casualties After Latest Russian Attacks Across Ukraine
Recent Russian airstrikes have caused widespread destruction in Kyiv and several other Ukrainian cities, resulting in significant civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure. According to reports, 12 buildings were struck in the capital alone, affecting homes, businesses, and essential public servic

Boom, Belgium – Students from the wood department at PTS Boom in Antwerp have teamed up with automotive sector organisation EDUCAM to build a mobile obstacle course for miniature remote-controlled cars. The initiative is part of a larger effort to spark youth interest in the automotive industry by offering hands-on learning experiences.
Funded by EDUCAM, the project brought together students from

Prague – The Ministry of Transport has announced the selection of 14 research experiments that will be included in the European Space Agency (ESA) mission. Some of these experiments will be carried out by Czech astronaut Aleš Svoboda aboard the International Space Station (ISS), with some projects potentially commencing even before his mission, which is anticipated to launch by the end of 2027. T

At a recent energy summit, Irish Minister Michael Joyce’s remarks sparked controversy, clashing with the views of several high-level European officials. His speech stood in contrast to calls for reducing reliance on fossil fuels—an objective emphasized by other speakers such as U.K. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband and French Minister for Industry and Energy Marc Ferracci.
Ferracci made a strong case

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KINGNEWSWIRE / Press Release / This Easter, the Church of Scientology brought new meaning to the season of renewal by spreading joy and compassion across Europe. From Hungary to the United Kingdom, Scientologists transformed tradition into acts of kindness, uniting communities thro

London (Eurotoday) – The United Kingdom has lifted asset freezes previously imposed on Syria’s Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Interior, and several intelligence agencies, rolling back sanctions established during Bashar al-Assad’s tenure.
The move comes as Western governments reassess their approach to Syria following the December ousting of Assad by the insurgent group Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, e

BRUSSELS – The complete integration of Bulgaria and Romania into the Schengen area is poised to significantly boost the European Union’s economy, with estimates suggesting that the two nations could save billions in various costs. This conclusion is drawn from a recent report published by the European Commission regarding the current status of the Schengen zone.
The report highlights that prior t