Eurobarometer Survey Shows 79% Support for the Euro

During a Friday meeting with cabinet chiefs, Seibert connected the anticipated climate emphasis to the damage caused by floods and wildfires over summer, according to two officials briefed on the session. They were granted anonymity to discuss the closed-door talks.
The climate focus emerges as von der Leyen’s Commission aims to defend its 2040 emissions-cutting target while addressing growing pre

Antwerp (Eurotoday Newspaper) – The guards working in the Antwerp prison are putting up a stiff fight against the move to relocate employees to the new detention facility in Antwerp since they feel that the reorganization will cause them to be separated from each other and their commute will also become tough. This is amid Belgium’s prison services struggling with overcrowded prisons, lack of pe

Fedorov, after being ousted from his governmental position during President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s recent reshuffle, advocated for wartime elections. He emphasized that he is not relocating to Rome, stating, “My main focus remains unchanged,” and mentioned his ongoing work in Ukraine to bolster defense and bring in international resources.
In July, Crosetto extended an offer for Fedorov to work as

Izegem (Eurotoday Newspaper) – A construction site in the village of Zwevegem, which belongs to the town of Avelgem, located in West Flanders, was the place of a clash between some local hunters and a possible thief caught on the premises this week. The situation escalated, as the hunters found out about something fishy going on and decided to interfere, resulting in the arrest of a person until

The French comments represent the clearest overture to Stockholm since the high-profile failure of the next-generation fighter jet project, known as the Future Combat Air System (FCAS), involving France, Germany, and Spain. The decade-long program faltered due to disagreements between France’s Dassault Aviation and Germany’s Airbus Defence and Space, ultimately collapsing last spring.

The rise of the far right is an inadequate description for a political shift taking place in Europe. Nationalist and populist parties have gone from the fringes of poltical participation to parliaments, coalitions, and now, even into the mainstream of politics. Their impact is no longer confined to vote numbers, but is also visible in the language of establishment conservative parties, in their i

The review process is prompting concerns that allies might compete for a U.S. military presence on their lands.
During a recent meeting with envoys, “allies participated in a ‘beauty contest’,” a NATO diplomat remarked, indicating that each was showcasing their country’s implementation of NATO 3.0, an initiative aimed at encouraging Europe to take charge of its conven

Antwerp (Eurotoday Newspaper) – Royal Antwerp FC are on the brink of securing a high‑profile defensive reinforcement from FC Barcelona, with 21‑year‑old Spanish centre‑back Álvaro Cortés poised to join the Belgian side in a permanent transfer that includes strategic clauses for the Catalan club.
What exactly is the deal?
The transfer, which has been hailed by prominent insiders as basically fina

SPD leaders Bärbel Bas and Lars Klingbeil are showing a facade of normalcy in the government. Behind closed doors, however, concerns are growing about the upcoming elections in Saxony-Anhalt, Berlin, and Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in September. Rasmus Buchsteiner discusses internal scenarios and the unstable positions within the party leadership.
In the capital, SPD is also trailing in the polls. Top

Sint-Niklaas (Eurotoday Newspaper) – Sint-Niklaas is tightening control over its hospitality sector by requiring all new horeca businesses to obtain a municipal operating license at least 45 days before opening, a move aimed at preventing “ghost openings” and catching safety and compliance failures before doors unlock.
Why is Sint-Niklaas introducing a pre-opening license now?
The city contends