France sealed their place at the upcoming World Cup after another confident display in the European qualifiers, while Portugal and Norway were forced to wait following a dramatic night of results. The French side delivered consistency across the campaign, earning enough points to secure early qualification and reinforcing their status as one of Europe’s most […]
The Republic of Ireland delivered one of the standout performances of the European World Cup qualifying round with a disciplined 2-0 victory over Portugal. The match, played in front of a packed stadium, saw Ireland combine structure, energy and sharp finishing to secure a result that reshapes the dynamics of their qualifying group. For Portugal, […]
Political pressure across Europe is increasing on Belgium as it continues to resist a plan to issue an historic reparations linked loan for Ukraine. The proposal which calls for a one hundred and forty billion euro loan backed Russia’s frozen assets has gained strong support among European leaders, yet Brussels and Belgium remain divided, and […]
The European Commission has reiterated its strong opposition to any attempt to revive the controversial European Super League, an idea that once shook the foundations of professional football across the continent. Speaking in an exclusive interview with Euronews, EU Commissioner for Culture and Sport Glenn Micallef delivered a firm message defending the current football model […]
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has outlined a series of backup plans to keep financial support flowing to Ukraine, as uncertainty grows around a proposed reparations linked loan tied to Russia’s frozen central bank assets. With Belgium showing resistance to the scheme, Brussels is preparing alternative solutions to ensure Kyiv continues to receive […]
Ireland’s media regulator has launched a formal investigation into how the social media platform X handles content moderation. The move marks a significant step in European scrutiny of the platform, which has faced ongoing criticism over its enforcement of safety rules and transparency since being taken over Elon Musk. Coimisiún na Meán, the authority responsible […]
The British government has confirmed that the National COVID Memorial Wall in London will be safeguarded for future generations, marking an important step in honouring the lives lost during the coronavirus pandemic. The decision comes as families, campaigners and community groups continue to call for a permanent tribute to the thousands of people who died […]
Tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan has risen sharply in recent days, following accusations from Kabul that Islamabad carried out drone strikes on the ninth of October. Those strikes reportedly killed several people and reignited friction between the two neighbours. Against this backdrop, Pakistan’s interior minister has now stated that Afghan nationals were responsible for two […]
Households across Europe are entering another cold winter, but the cost of keeping homes warm varies widely from one country to another. Fresh figures from Eurostat reveal that electricity and natural gas prices have moved in sharply different directions across the continent in 2025. For many families, energy bills have become a major concern, while […]
The European Parliament has approved a new set of measures that would make sustainability reporting and due diligence requirements easier for companies across the European Union. The vote passed on Thursday after the European People’s Party worked together with conservative and far right groups to push the package through. This new law is part of […]
