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Prague – Over 75 non-governmental organizations from across Europe, including the Czech Hnutí Duha Šelmy, have urged the rejection of the EU’s proposed reduction in protection for gray wolves. In an open letter sent to EU member states’ governments, national parliament members, and the media, the organizations argue that the EU’s initiative lacks both scientific and legal justif

The Italian government is promoting the bridge as strategically important, intending for it to be included in new NATO defense spending targets.
However, efforts to classify the bridge as a military asset are facing resistance both within Italy and among NATO countries. A senior EU official in Brussels stated that the bridge is not presently considered a priority for military mobility.
Efforts to

Anderlecht (Eurotoday) – Anderlecht faces Sheriff Tiraspol on Thursday in the UEFA Conference League. Coach Besnik Hasi aims to reach group stages despite pressure after losing to Häcken. Main players are Dolberg, Vazquez, Bertaccini.
As GVA News reported, Anderlecht will play against Sheriff Tiraspol on Thursday, Aug 7, 2025, in the UEFA Europa Conference League. Sheriff Tiraspol is a football

COIMBRA – Research conducted by the Miguel Torga Higher Institute (ISMT) in Coimbra indicates that a majority of Portuguese consumers cease purchasing from brands caught misrepresenting their sustainable practices.
Upon recognizing instances of ‘greenwashing’—where companies make false environmental claims or misleading marketing assertions—Portuguese consumers pivot toward more ethical options,

Tel Aviv (Eurotoday) – Israeli defence forces stated on Wednesday that they killed a Hezbollah operative in Lebanon’s Bekaa region, claiming he was leading militant cells in Syria. According to the Israeli military, the commander, Hassam Qassem Gharab, was running from Lebanon terror cells in Syria to carry out rocket attacks at the Golan Heights in northern Israel.

What does the plan to disarm

Illegal Aid
The EPPO file details a “criminal organization” involving officials from Greece’s EU subsidy distribution agency, OPEKEPE, alongside individuals and MPs who unlawfully obtained EU agricultural subsidies, as seen by informed officials.
A 36-page English note in the file reveals that OPEKEPE and Agriculture Ministry officials, along with business people, “acted in

Sudan is facing a severe humanitarian crisis, marked by insufficient funding, restricted access to key areas, and increasing violence. This situation heavily impacts women and children, many of whom lack basic necessities like food and clean water. “This is a looming catastrophe,” stated Sheldon Yett, the UNICEF representative in Sudan.
The ongoing conflict in Sudan causes loss of inn

The traveling exhibition “Your Lens. Your Story. Our Europe!” has made its way to Tirana, showcasing 18 winning photographs from the Western Balkans at the House of Europe.
These winning images emerged from the “WeBalkans” Photo Contest, which attracted 180 remarkable submissions from young talents across the Western Balkans. The jury expressed that these exceptional photos resonated deeply, high

In a significant development concerning EU policy and accountability, the European Commission has proposed to partially suspend Israel’s access to Horizon Europe funds. Eurotoday reached out to Marc Botenga, Member of the European Parliament (MEP), for his views on the matter. Botenga described the proposal as “the absolute very least the EU can do” and noted it marks a shift in the Commission’s