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Portugal transport strike threatens summer travel disruptions
A major transport strike in Portugal on Wednesday, June 3, threatens to cause significant disruption for travelers at the start of the summer holiday season.
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- Portugal transport strike threatens summer travel disruptions
- Hungary amends law to bar Orbán, resets ties with Ukraine
- Canada to announce $10 billion LNG deal with Germany
- Alexis Tsipras launches new left party ahead of elections
- Hungarian PM forms six probes into Orbán-era corruption
- Italy municipal elections yield mixed results for coalition
- Ireland to Ban West Bank Settlement Goods by Mid‑July
- Mexico and EU sign modernized free trade agreement
- ECB: Private Credit Turbulence Not Systemic, Risks Noted
- EU set to levy record DMA fine on Google, up to €500M
- Apple to add native Google Cast support in iOS 27 for EU
- Fidias Panayiotou retains European Parliament seat
Hungary amends law to bar Orbán, resets ties with Ukraine
Hungary’s new government has taken swift action to reshape the country’s political landscape and foreign relations, introducing a constitutional amendment to bar former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán from returning to power...
Canada to announce $10 billion LNG deal with Germany
Canada is poised to announce a major liquefied natural gas export deal with Germany, a move officials say will advance a proposed $10 billion export facility on British Columbia’s coast and strengthen energy ties between...
Alexis Tsipras launches new left party ahead of elections
Former Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras returned to active politics on Tuesday, launching a new left-wing party called the Greek Left Alliance, or Hellenic Left Coalition, at an outdoor event in Athens beneath the Acr...
Hungarian PM forms six probes into Orbán-era corruption
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced to parliament on Tuesday the formation of six investigative committees to examine alleged corruption and abuses of power during the previous administration of Viktor Orbán.
Italy municipal elections yield mixed results for coalition
Italy’s municipal elections concluded with a mixed political map, easing immediate pressure on Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s right-wing coalition after a recent constitutional referendum defeat.
Ireland to Ban West Bank Settlement Goods by Mid‑July
Ireland aims to pass legislation banning the import of goods from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank by mid-July, Foreign Minister Helen McEntee said on Tuesday.
Mexico and EU sign modernized free trade agreement
Mexico and the European Union signed a modernized free trade agreement in Mexico City on Friday, expanding a two-decade-old pact as both seek to diversify their economies and reduce dependence on the United States.
ECB: Private Credit Turbulence Not Systemic, Risks Noted
The European Central Bank has stated that recent turbulence in private credit markets does not currently pose a systemic risk to the euro zone's financial stability, though it warned of significant vulnerabilities in spe...
EU set to levy record DMA fine on Google, up to €500M
The European Union is preparing to impose a record fine on Google for allegedly favoring its own services in its search results, according to a report citing regulatory sources.
Apple to add native Google Cast support in iOS 27 for EU
Apple is preparing to add native support for Google Cast and other third-party streaming protocols to its iPhone and iPad operating system, a move driven by the company’s efforts to comply with the European Union’s Digit...
Fidias Panayiotou retains European Parliament seat
Cypriot social media influencer Fidias Panayiotou announced Monday that he will retain his seat in the European Parliament, despite having also won a seat in Cyprus’s House of Representatives in the country’s parliamenta...
Cypriot far right gains ground in parliamentary election
Cypriots voted in a parliamentary election on Sunday that saw the far right make significant gains while two new political movements entered the legislature, reshaping the island’s political landscape ahead of the 2028 p...
Over 2-hour delays at Port of Dover after EES rollout
Hundreds of families faced hours of gridlock at the Port of Dover on Saturday as the first major holiday period since the implementation of the European Union’s new digital border system caused severe delays for ferry pa...
Tens of thousands protest in Belgrade, clashes with police
Tens of thousands of protesters gathered in Belgrade on Saturday for a student-led anti-government rally that passed largely peacefully before groups of young demonstrators clashed with riot police.
Zelensky Rejects Germany’s EU Associate Membership Proposal for Ukraine
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has formally rejected a German proposal for an interim "associate" membership in the European Union, insisting that Ukraine deserves full and equal membership with voting rights.
France Suspends EU Entry Exit System at Dover Amid Heatwave
French border authorities have suspended a new European Union entry system at the Port of Dover after holidaymakers faced waits of several hours amid a severe heatwave at the start of a busy bank holiday weekend.
ECB officials oppose easing rules for euro stablecoins in EU talks
European Central Bank officials have strongly opposed proposals to ease regulations for euro-denominated stablecoins, warning that wider adoption could destabilize traditional banks and weaken monetary policy.
UK proposes EU-style goods single market, EU rejects idea
British officials have proposed the creation of a single market for goods with the European Union, an idea that has been rejected by the bloc.
Spain Supreme Court cancels national short-term rental registry
Spain's Supreme Court has struck down a national registry for short-term tourist rentals, reshaping how the booming holiday apartment sector will be regulated.
