UN Watchdog Warns Ukraine War Is Biggest Threat to Global Nuclear Security

Boston, Washington, January 31 2026, According to Eurotoday Newspaper a decision delivered in Washington placed a US immigration court ruling at the center of national attention after a federal judge temporarily blocked the termination of deportation protections for Ethiopian nationals living in the United States. The order immediately halted removal proceedings tied to the policy change, preservi

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“We must focus on the tasks at hand right now,” Merz replied, when asked about Weber’s initiatives.
The chancellor added he had no problem with “us repeatedly asking institutional questions” on making Europe more powerful and united, and stressed that “these are questions that need to be discussed again and again.”
However, Merz showed little appetite for

Brussels – Eurostat’s initial estimate released on Friday indicates a steady recovery for the European economy, which stagnated at 0.4% in 2023 and is projected to rebound modestly to 0.9% in 2024.
With a growth rate of 1.5% in 2025, this surpasses the predictions of economists surveyed by Bloomberg, who anticipated 1.4%, as well as the Commission’s estimate of 1.3%.
This performance

United States, Minneapolis, January 31, 2026 — According to Eurotoday, ICE protests escalated into a nationwide movement as demonstrators flooded streets, campuses, and public squares following controversial federal immigration enforcement operations that resulted in the deaths of US citizens. The developments renewed scrutiny of federal authority, civil liberties, and law enforcement accountabili

Strengthening agriculture, energy, and transport sectors against climate impacts can reduce billions in losses from extreme weather events due to climate change, while also boosting Europe’s competitiveness, according to a briefing by the European Environment Agency (EEA).
The EEA briefing, “Making agriculture, energy and transport climate resilient: how much money is required and what will

“We believe in the unifying power of sport and the global influence a football World Cup can exert. Our objective is to bolster this positive force, not hinder it,” the statement read.
In the past fortnight, German media and politicians have discussed a potential boycott of the event following Trump’s now-retracted threats to impose tariffs on EU nations against his Greenland annexation plans.
The

Strasbourg (Fena) – The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) has passed a Resolution regarding Bosnia and Herzegovina, affirming its backing of the nation’s sovereignty, constitutional order, and territorial integrity as part of the monitoring process associated with Council of Europe membership.
The Resolution expresses PACE’s concern over assaults on the state, the

Eastern Congo, January 31 2026 — According to  Eurotoday A Congo mining accident has killed more than 200 people after a coltan mine collapsed in a remote eastern region of the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to local officials, bringing renewed attention to the dangers of informal mining, the absence of safety enforcement, and the persistent human cost of extracting minerals essential to

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