Snow, Wind, and Power Cuts Hit Spain as Storm Kristin Strikes

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The previous government collapsed due to migration issues, which remained a significant topic during the election campaign. Jetten positioned himself in opposition to far-right leader Geert Wilders, whose Party for Freedom has long dominated the immigration debate.
In the coalition text, the new government aims to maintain a strict immigration policy while avoiding replicating Wilders’ rheto

Brussels – In 2025, the European Investment Bank (EIB) invested 13.8 billion euros in Spain, making it the top recipient among European Union nations and representing nearly 14% of the total 100 billion euros in financing provided by the public bank, consistent with the previous year’s percentage.
Of this amount, 2.9 billion euros originated from post-pandemic recovery funds directed to the

Europe, January 30, 2026 — Eurotoday Newspaper, highlights that international stock market trends are shaping a new phase in global finance, marked by steadier equity performance, disciplined capital allocation, and renewed confidence across European markets. The shift follows a period of prolonged volatility, during which investors adjusted strategies in response to inflation pressures and changi

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Brussels – Slovenia supports the decision to add the Iranian Revolutionary Guard to the European Union’s list of terrorist organizations, stated Slovenian Foreign and European Affairs Minister Tanja Fajon during the EU foreign ministers’ meeting in Brussels. She highlighted that Slovenia intends to maintain diplomatic communication with Tehran.
Fajon noted that she did not oppose the

The European Commission’s intervention is occurring under significant pressure from lawmakers and NGOs to address Fico’s actions against independent bodies and alleged misuse of EU agricultural funds.
Zuzana Dlugošová, who leads the whistleblower protection agency, stated she had consistently alerted Slovak authorities that their proposals conflicted with EU regulations.
“If Slo

Texas, United States, January 30, 2026: Eurotoday Newspaper highlighted a closely watched moment for global energy markets as Exxon earnings underscored the company’s ability to outperform expectations amid shifting economic and geopolitical conditions. The results released by Exxon Mobil reflected higher production volumes, steady refining performance, and disciplined cost management, factors tha

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ZAGREB – Today marks the start of a two-day informal meeting of the European People’s Party (EPP), the largest political group in Europe. State and government leaders, along with heads of European institutions, are arriving in Zagreb to discuss key issues confronting Europe and transatlantic relations in private sessions.
The gathering is hosted at the Westin hotel, organized by Croatian Prime Mi