Washington Claims Progress as Push for Iran–Israel Ceasefire Gains Momentum

The White House struck a cautiously optimistic tone on Saturday as efforts to secure a ceasefire between Iran and Israel appeared to gain momentum. Speaking in Washington,

Ebola Resurfaces, Europe Responds — lessons from Covid shape the playbook

Europe is watching the latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo with a mix of concern and composure. The Bundibugyo strain now circulating in eastern

Europe’s Farmers Face a New Era of Adaptation

European agriculture is entering a decisive decade. A new European Commission study, released on 20 May 2026, confirms what many in the sector have long warned: climate

Raising the bar for women in Brussels

In Brussels, a large part of the workforce spends most of the day sitting. Inside the European institutions and the network around them, work is done at

Commission Faces Backlash Over Reports of Taliban Outreach as the EWL Demands Clarity

Rumours that the European Commission may have extended an invitation to Taliban representatives have triggered a fierce reaction from women’s rights organisations, though no invitation has been

One Europe, One Market: Von der Leyen’s Speech Reveals a President in Campaign Mode

President Ursula von der Leyen’s address to Parliament today was framed as a reflection on the future of the Single Market, but the political reality was far
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