The Pros and Cons of Keir Starmer’s Intervention

Tokyo, February 8, 2026 — Eurotoday — On a crisp winter morning in the Japanese capital, official tallies and broadcaster projections confirmed a decisive outcome in the national vote, with Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi positioned to retain power with a commanding parliamentary majority. The Japan election results released throughout the day signaled broad voter confidence in the current leadershi

Sam and Anne, much like the MPs, are pushing through until recess. It’s only Wednesday, but they have the latest updates on Labour’s internal issues.
Today, there’s speculation about who was calling Anas Sarwar before his press conference on Monday, with new rumors suggesting it was Angela Rayner.
Meanwhile, attention remains on Wes Streeting, who continues to deny any lack of su

A new report indicates that fish fraud could affect up to 20% of global catches. While the $195 billion fisheries and aquaculture sector lacks official fraud estimates, the FAO notes that empirical studies suggest a significant portion of trade may be fraudulent. Some research suggests that…

United States, February 9, 2026 — Eurotoday Newspaper turns attention to the United States as healthcare leaders, regulators, and clinicians confront growing concerns surrounding AI in operating room environments. As artificial intelligence becomes deeply embedded in surgical practice, recent clinical incidents have intensified scrutiny over how these systems are deployed, monitored, and governed

The meeting is anticipated to outline a broad political direction for the European Commission, as it prepares proposals ahead of a formal summit in March, though it won’t produce binding commitments.
“Everyone around the table must face a moment of truth,” stated Manfred Weber, leader of the European People’s Party, which includes German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Commission P

As intense fighting continues between the Sudanese Armed Forces and paramilitary Rapid Support Forces, UNICEF reports that in parts of North Darfur, over half of the children are severely malnourished. New data from the IPC indicates “catastrophic” malnutrition in Um Baru, Kernoi, and At Tine. UNICEF spokesperson Ricardo Pires highlighted the urgent threat to children under five, emphasizing that

As Portugal headed to the polls on 8 February for the second round of its presidential election, André Ventura, the candidate of the far-right Chega party, has advanced to the run-off after securing 23.5 percent of the vote in the first round. It is the first time a far-right candidate has reached this stage of a presidential election in Portugal’s democratic history. Ventura has built his campa

Transport remains Europe’s ongoing climate challenge. Rail provides a low-emission option for moving people and goods, but Europe’s dependence on road transport keeps greenhouse gas and pollutant emissions high, as per a report by the European Environment Agency published today.
Transport is crucial for modern society and the European economy, supporting over 10 million jobs and contr

Culleton has captured the attention of the Irish media since the Irish Times reported on Monday about his situation and the allegedly terrible conditions at Camp East Montana, the ICE facility at Fort Bliss near El Paso.
On the same day, Culleton appeared live on Ireland’s RTÉ radio, describing the overcrowding, filth, disease, hunger, and violence in the facility. He expressed fear of worsening h

United States, February 10, 2026 — Indonesia Gaza troops have become a subject of international diplomatic discussion as Indonesia considers a possible role in a multinational framework linked to humanitarian stabilization efforts in Gaza, according to Eurotoday. The proposal, discussed throughout early 2026, has drawn attention in Washington as policymakers and regional actors assess security, le