ISIL (Da’esh) and Al-Qaeda: Council Adds One Entity to Autonomous Sanctions List

Decay, Renovation, and Controversy Surrounding Novi Sad Train Station
Following the collapse of communism, many buildings were either neglected or fell into severe disrepair. The Novi Sad train station, originally constructed in 1964, was one such structure that had long been in need of renovation. In 2021, it underwent upgrades as part of China’s Belt and Road Initiative, which aimed to modernize

Baal (Eurotoday) – The Sven Nys Cycling Center in Baal, Tremelo, Belgium reopens Friday, March 21, 2025, after renovations. Now free entry, it features interactive exhibits, event spaces, a 107 km cycling route, bike rentals, and a café run by Sven Nys.
The Sven Nys Cycling Center in Baal, Tremelo, Belgium is reopening this Friday, March 21, 2025, after a renovation. Officials mentioned that peo

Madrid – A recent survey conducted by Spain’s Sociological Research Center (CIS) reveals that a significant majority of Spaniards support the idea of the European Union (EU) enhancing its defense capabilities. Specifically, three out of four respondents believe the EU should invest in strengthening its defense, with over half endorsing the formation of a common European army.
The survey indicates

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European Companies Warn of Rising Risks from U.S. Tech Dependence
As tensions between the European Union and the United States continue to escalate, European industry leaders are raising concerns over the risks associated with relying on U.S. technology in critical supply chains. A recently published letter highlights these growing threats, referencing U.S. Vice President JD Vance’s speech at the

Brussels – Slovenian Minister Bojan Kumer welcomed the European Commission’s action plan for affordable energy, presented at the end of February, ahead of the EU energy ministers’ meeting. He advocates for more specific measures at the EU level and greater flexibility for member states to cut administrative costs for both businesses and households.
A key aspect of the plan involves de

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Berlin (Eurotoday) – German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock announced that Germany is committing an additional 300 million euros in aid for Syrians through the United Nations and selected organizations. She made this statement ahead of an EU-led donor conference in Brussels.
Baerbock emphasized that more than half of the allocated funds will directly support the people in Syria, bypassing the

British Politics: Key Issues Ahead
Sky News’ deputy political editor Sam Coates and Politico’s Anne McElvoy provide insights into the key political developments shaping the day in the UK.
With Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ spring statement on the horizon, Labour is facing internal tensions. Backbench MPs are pushing back against proposed restrictions on sickness and disability benefits, rais

Ljubljana – Slovenia is performing exceptionally well in climate policy and is successfully implementing key elements of decarbonisation strategies central to the EU’s clean industry agreement, stated European Commissioner for Climate Wopke Hoekstra following a meeting with Slovenian Minister for Environment, Climate and Energy Bojan Kumer. Kumer highlighted the necessity for an equitable a