Looking Ahead: 10–23 February 2025

Cairo (Eurotoday) – Egypt has condemned remarks by Israeli officials proposing the establishment of a Palestinian state on Saudi territory, calling them “irresponsible.”

What did Netanyahu say about a Palestinian state in Saudi?What role does the Trump plan play in this debate?

Egypt’s foreign ministry stated that the remarks constituted a “direct infringement of Saudi sovereignty” and emphasi

Slovak Protester Mobilizes Small Town Against Fico Government
Milo Janáč, 49, was traveling back to his hometown of Gelnica (population 6,202) by train after a protest in Bratislava when an interview in a newspaper caught his attention. In it, teacher Eva Wolfová remarked that protests in major cities like Bratislava and Košice weren’t surprising, but if even a small town like Gelnica saw demons

Brussels (APA) – The EU Agency for Fundamental Rights (FRA) issued a warning in a report released on Thursday, emphasizing that the planned return centers, or “return hubs,” in third countries must adhere to the fundamental rights of migrants. The agency advocates for legally binding agreements to ensure these rights are protected and the establishment of independent monitoring system

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Brussels (Eurotoday) – The European Union is weighing lifting more sanctions against Syria, which may include economic sanctions and humanitarian exceptions, Bloomberg reported.
The European Union is in the process of negotiating a deal to partially suspend several restrictive measur

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán hailed former U.S. President Donald Trump’s influence, declaring, “Our friend Trump, the Trump tornado, has transformed the world in just a few weeks. A new era has begun. Today, everyone recognizes that we are the future.” Orbán, the most senior leader at the rally, joined other far-right figures in Madrid to celebrate their growing political momentum.
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During a press conference in Brussels, Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski proposed the establishment of a rearmament bank as a potential solution for funding collaborative defense projects within the European Union. He noted that this idea is certainly “worth considering.”
Sikorski pointed out that while the EU currently has the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

UN's Efforts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Despite ongoing security challenges, UN agencies and peacekeepers have committed to continue their operations, providing essential aid even as violence escalates and diseases like mpox spread rapidly during the worsening rainy season.
Here’s a breakdown of how the UN, its peacekeeping forces, and humanitarian agencies are supporting the

Madrid (Eurotoday) – Prime Minister of Hungary Viktor Orban and France’s Marine Le Pen held a rally in Madrid, organised by the EU’s largest far-right bloc, Patriots for Europe.
Among the leaders participating were Orban, Le Pen, Geert Wilders, Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini, and former Czech premier Andrej Babis. In a joint statement, the parties criticised what they called “clima

European Council President Antonio Costa expressed concerns on Friday regarding the sanctions imposed by the United States on the International Criminal Court (ICC), warning that they jeopardize the court’s independence and weaken the global criminal justice system. These sanctions, enacted by former President Donald Trump, are viewed as retaliatory measures.
Costa reiterated the European U