Senior Ukrainian MP to Merkel: “That’s Enough Already”

Herent (Eurotoday) – Herent is dealing with regular incidents of trucks getting stuck under low bridges on Bijlokstraat—possibly several times a month. To tackle the issue, local leader Simon Pardon is turning to visual cues and enhanced signage.
The town of Herent, located in the province of Flemish Brabant, Belgium, is taking new steps to prevent trucks from crashing into low-clearance bridges

Italy Faces Pressure on Defense Spending Amid Rising NATO Expectations
Italy is under growing pressure to boost its defense spending as global tensions escalate and NATO allies prepare to raise expectations for military investment.
“In light of current tensions, we are fully aware of the need to increase such spending in the coming years,” said Italian Defense Minister Guido Crosetto.
In 2024, Ita

A delegation comprising five members of parliament from various factions, including liberal, green, left, social democratic, and Christian democratic parties, visited Hungary from Monday to Wednesday to assess recent developments related to democracy, the rule of law, and fundamental rights. The European Parliament plans to release a report in the fall as part of the Article 7 procedure initiated

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Aalst (Eurotoday) – Denny Verbiest, the creator of Samson, will be laid to rest at the Siesegem crematorium in Aalst on Saturday, April 19, 2025. Due to the expected large turnout, local police will deploy additional officers to manage traffic and ensure public safety.
Originally from Dilbeek, Verbiest was initially to be buried there. However, the funeral home in Dilbeek decided to relocate the

In Slovakia, a controversial new law targeting nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) is drawing widespread criticism and comparisons to authoritarian tactics used in Russia. Organizations such as Via Iuris and Peace for Ukraine argue that the proposed legislation undermines democracy and threatens independent civil society in the country.
“This law is a direct copy of Russian legislation, which has

ZAGREB – On Tuesday, Prime Minister Andrej Plenković and Polish President Andrzej Duda met in Zagreb to advocate for the ongoing partnership and collaboration between Croatia and Poland within the frameworks of the EU and NATO, in response to the intricate geopolitical landscape, as announced by the government.
Plenković highlighted the significance of maintaining their partnership, given the cur

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Tienen (Eurotoday) – Elia is set to modernize Tienen’s aging 70kV electricity grid, upgrading it to a more robust 150kV system by 2029 to accommodate growing power demand. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2026, according to Elia spokesperson Sarah Martens.
Elia, Belgium’s national electricity transmission system operator, is taking significant steps to upgrade the energy infrastructure in t

Title: Ciao, Donald: Can Meloni Change Trump’s Mind on Tariffs?
As global eyes shift toward the possibility of Donald Trump’s return to the White House in 2024, attention in Europe is focusing on one unlikely figure to bridge transatlantic divides: Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni.
In this episode of the Berlin Playbook Podcast, we explore why hopes in Brussels rest on Meloni to p