Brussels funds jobs drive for women in Middle East and North Africa as EU unemployment rises • Eight far-left activists arrested over the killing of Quentin Deranque in Lyon ...

The European Commission put €10 million into a UN Women scheme targeting 500,000 jobs outside the bloc while 13.5 million people were out of work within it.

Zagreb has kept blocking key negotiating chapters as Podgorica races to wrap up membership talks with Brussels by the end of the year.

Firefighters have said their preliminary findings point to deliberate ignition, but an electrical fault has not been ruled out.

The accusations were “very serious”, she said, and the police had to be allowed to work in peace. She added that the Left had just taken half a million votes and one of its best results ever.

The US coffee chain is to shut some 250 outlets in the US and Canada as its chief executive presses on with a costly overhaul of the business.

A citizens’ dossier of 41 cases from Germany, Sweden and the Netherlands accuses the European Green Party of failing to act against anti-Jewish rhetoric in its ranks.

He wants a Europe “on a credible path to reform, a Europe of nation states, a Europe capable of being a genuine global power”.

Fewer than four in 10 registered voters took part after a summer in which ministers from the outgoing coalition restated Rabat’s claim to the Spanish city.

Milei tells UN it has become a ‘useless organisation’ feeding ‘fatally arrogant parasites’ • Die Linke MP in Remmo clan row sought operational detail on anti-clan ra ...

Final polls show a clear majority against a right-wing initiative that would stop Bern from imposing sanctions without a UN mandate, including those on Russia.

As Brussels pushes for a €7.6 billion increase in funding for NGOs and civil society, member states demand budget cuts, revealing contradictions in their fiscal policies.