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  • Mezzeway: A Restaurant Review

    Mezzeway: A Restaurant Review

    What’s the downside? The venue is on the smaller side, which means there are no indoor tables—everything is served as takeaway. However, there are a few outdoor seats available that should make for a wonderful spot to enjoy your meal during the warmer months. Atmosphere: Bright, vibrant, and cheerful. The glowing hanging lights, rustic wooden…

  • EU Parliament Deems Georgia’s Election Results Illegitimate

    EU Parliament Deems Georgia’s Election Results Illegitimate

    Strasbourg (Eurotoday) – The EU Parliament has rejected the result of the recent parliamentary elections in Georgia and called for them to be re-run within a year. On 28 Nov 2024, the European Parliament approved a resolution denouncing the 26 October parliamentary elections in Georgia, an EU candidate country, for being neither free nor fair,…

  • Cyprus Cancels Additional High-Profile ‘Golden Passport’ Citizenships

    Cyprus Cancels Additional High-Profile ‘Golden Passport’ Citizenships

    Several high-profile individuals, including Russian oligarch Alexei Kuzmichev, metals tycoon Oleg Deripaska, former FSB investigator Sergey Kovbasyuk, and Ukrainian billionaire Ihor Kolomoisky, have had their Cypriot citizenship revoked. Kolomoisky, notably, is currently facing charges of fraud and money laundering in Kyiv. Additionally, Malaysian businessman and fugitive financier Jho Low, infamous for his role in the…

  • EU Fines Pierre Cardin and Ahlers for Antitrust Breaches

    EU Fines Pierre Cardin and Ahlers for Antitrust Breaches

    Brussels (Eurotoday) – The EU Commission has handed over a total penalty of 5.7 million euros to French fashion house Pierre Cardin and German clothing maker Ahlers for violating EU antitrust laws. As reported by the press the European Commission has fined Pierre Cardin and its largest licensee Ahlers a total of €5.7 million for…

  • German Spy Chief Warns: Russia May Challenge NATO’s Commitment to Collective Defense

    German Spy Chief Warns: Russia May Challenge NATO’s Commitment to Collective Defense

    German intelligence chief Bruno Kahl has warned about the rising risk of a military conflict driven by shifting sentiments within Moscow. “If such views gain influence in the government headquarters in Moscow, the risk of a military conflict will grow in the coming years,” he said. Kahl also pointed to how Russia views NATO’s Article…

  • Poland Prioritizes Security During EU Presidency

    Poland Prioritizes Security During EU Presidency

    Poland has outlined the political direction of the rotating presidency the country will hold from January to June 2025. Details were unveiled by the Polish Undersecretary of State, Magdalena Sobkowiak-Czarnecka. The central theme of the presidency is ‘security’, structured around seven key pillars: external, energy, economic, food, climate, health, and information. This comprehensive approach, said…

  • Nigel Farage Secures Another Defection from the Tories

    Nigel Farage Secures Another Defection from the Tories

    Former Tory MP Jenkyns Criticizes Conservative Party and Joins Greater Lincolnshire Leadership Race Jenkyns, the former Conservative MP who lost her seat in July, has spoken out against her party, accusing it of having “lost its way.” In a candid statement, she emphasized the emotional difficulty of parting from a political organization she had supported…

  • Brussels-South Station Introduces Permanent Police Post in Line with De Croo’s Safety Commitment

    Brussels-South Station Introduces Permanent Police Post in Line with De Croo’s Safety Commitment

    Brussels (Eurotoday): A new police post has been established at Brussels-South station to enhance safety after Prime Minister Alexander De Croo’s commitment. The post will operate from 3:30 AM to 1:45 AM, with a larger station planned for 2025. A permanent police post has been set up at Brussels-South station to address rising concerns about…

  • Romania’s Top Court Calls for Presidential Election Recount

    Romania’s Top Court Calls for Presidential Election Recount

    The presidential runoff campaign in Romania has been delayed following a court decision in Bucharest on Thursday morning. The ruling impacts the two candidates who were set to face off on December 8 — ultranationalist independent Călin Georgescu and liberal contender Elena Lasconi — as they must now wait before launching their campaigns. The delay…

  • Von der Leyen Calls Ribera a “True and Committed” European

    Von der Leyen Calls Ribera a “True and Committed” European

    Brussels – Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, has hailed Teresa Ribera, the incoming first vice-president and Spanish socialist, as a “true and devoted” European. Von der Leyen expressed her eagerness to collaborate closely with Ribera, who will oversee Competition as well as the Clean, Fair, and Competitive Transition. In her address…