Trump Says He’d Like to Be Pope

Bratislava – National Council member Juraj Krúpa (SaS) has accused Prime Minister Robert Fico of undermining the cohesion of the European Union by aligning with Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and labeling the West and Brussels as “bad.” According to Krúpa, Fico prioritizes personal alliances over national interests, as reported by TASR.
During a press conference on Tuesday, Krúpa stated, “

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The nearly 2,000-year-old Catholic Church is currently in the process of selecting a new pope following the recent passing of Pope Francis.
When asked for his opinion on who should succeed Francis, former U.S. President Donald Trump said, “I have no preference,” but added, “I must say, we have a cardinal from a place called New York who’s very good, so we’ll see what happens.”
The New York cardina

Leuven (Eurotoday) – Traffic access has resumed in the Leuven area near Dirk Boutslaan and Franz Thielemanslaan following a temporary closure caused by a crane system malfunction during construction work.
Construction on the site surrounding Dirk Boutslaan and Franz Thielemanslaan in Leuven has recommenced after the successful completion of crane repairs. The malfunction occurred when a crane&#8

BELGRADE – During a visit to Belgrade, EU Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos expressed that Serbia has much to offer Europe and that the continent is eager to welcome the country. In her discussions with Prime Minister Đura Macut, she invited him to collaborate on necessary reforms to facilitate Serbia’s EU membership. “We are presented with a once-in-a-generation opportunity to achieve

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UN: Children in Gaza Starve as Blockade and Bombardments Continue
The ongoing blockade of Gaza has turned into a devastating humanitarian crisis, particularly affecting children and the elderly, according to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA).
Juliette Touma, spokesperson for UNRWA, described the crisis in stark

Diepenbeek (Eurotoday) – Student life in Diepenbeek is once again buzzing with excitement as the third consecutive election week unfolds, driven by rising student enthusiasm. The Renikéa student association is in the process of selecting a new board, with voters casting their ballots under sunny skies while enjoying refreshing beverages.
For five straight weeks, student associations across Limbur

The European People’s Party (EPP) is navigating internal tensions as it strategizes ahead of the upcoming EU elections. The Polish delegation, the group’s second-largest, has recently cautioned it may withdraw its support if maintaining centrist alliances — specifically with the socialists and liberals — becomes untenable.
Party leaders have made it clear that pursuing core policy goals takes prec

Paris – France is seeking further clarifications from Brussels before forming an official response to the European Commission’s proposal to cut EU greenhouse gas emissions by 90% by 2040 compared to 1990 levels, as reported by government sources to AFP.
Several countries, including Germany, have shown support for this ambitious emissions target, although some have attached conditions to their bac

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