Council Appoints New EU Special Representative for Central Asia and Extends Gulf Region EUSR’s Mandate

Finance ministers emphasize targeted support amid rising inflation, debt, and investment challenges.
Euro-area governments are being cautioned against broad spending in response to escalating energy costs, as finance ministers aim to support vulnerable households and businesses without undermining public finances. This warning follows the Eurogroup meeting and precedes EU finance ministers’ talks

Wegner’s conservative Christian Democratic Union (CDU) secured 28.2 percent of the votes in Berlin’s snap election in February 2023, following a Constitutional Court order to rerun the 2021 vote due to irregularities.
Since then, the party’s support in Berlin has fallen to 17 percent, reflecting a broader national trend. The CDU has lost standing to the far-right Alternative for German

London, July 10, Eurotoday – Media coverage for business is becoming one of the most valuable assets for companies looking to grow in an increasingly competitive marketplace. Public relations experts say businesses are investing more in news coverage to improve credibility, strengthen their online presence, and attract new customers. As consumers seek trustworthy information before making purcha

Mbappé and Dembélé overcame Morocco’s challenge in Boston, but the quarter-final highlighted the demands on Europe’s top teams in this expanded tournament
France advanced to the FIFA World Cup semi-finals with a composed 2-0 victory over Morocco in Boston, where second-half goals from Kylian Mbappé and Ousmane Dembélé transformed a tense quarter-final into a demonstration of French dominance. Mo

Prime Minister Keir Starmer emphasized the need to “rise above any political differences” to focus on finding Ann Widdecombe’s killer. He praised the former MP as a “distinguished politician” with “many achievements,” noting her death as a “huge, huge loss.”
Throughout the day, tributes were paid to Widdecombe, a long-time Conservative MP who s

London, July 10, Eurotoday Newspaper – Business credibility is emerging as a major factor influencing investment decisions, recruitment, and customer trust as companies compete in a rapidly evolving digital economy. Industry experts say businesses with strong reputations, transparent communication, and positive online visibility are gaining an advantage in attracting investors, talented professi

A compelling story has emerged about the rescue of a three-year-old in the severely affected northern region, where thousands still lack adequate shelter following the powerful earthquakes of magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5 that struck just seconds apart on June 24.
As the casualty count climbs, the urgent needs of the affected population are increasing, according to an online alert from the UN refugee ag

Emanuel stated, “The truth is we’re responsible for letting you get dependent on us.”
When asked about Trump’s call for increased defense spending, Emanuel replied, “Of course he does.”
Emanuel supported Trump’s proposal for NATO allies to allocate 5 percent of their GDP to defense by 2035, a commitment made at the 2025 NATO summit in The Hague. This proposal received criticism from Spanish Prime

ANKARA, July 09, Eurotoday Newspaper – The latest NATO summit in Ankara saw leaders of America’s allies grappling with the unpredictable nature of Donald Trump. As the U.S. president joined them, attendees faced a dichotomy: a leader who frequently praises the dedication of the alliance while simultaneously threatening to implode its foundations. This latest gathering proved that both sides of h

“I had issues with Spain, but they’ve resolved them today. Spain was very generous, as I told them I’d stop trading,” Trump said aboard Air Force One, noting that Spain honored a payment request.
Trump’s remarks caused confusion in Madrid.
After the comments surfaced Thursday, Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares told RTVE he was unsure what Trump referred to, stating, “O