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– To combat the rising number of human trafficking victims in the European Union, Brussels has introduced a comprehensive six-pillar plan. The European Commission unveiled this new approach on Friday, October 16, just two days before EU Anti-Trafficking Day. In

– Authorities across the European Union now have access to live intelligence from external partners on suspected terrorists. A new alert feature in the Schengen Information System became operational on October 15. This allows Member States to input trusted data

– U.S. President Donald Trump claimed that Russia and Ukraine reached an agreement to cease hostilities against each other’s energy infrastructure. He announced the deal on Sunday, stating it would take effect immediately. Trump called it an “energy ceasefire” but

A surge of emergency petroleum imports is expected to flow into the country’s logistics systems as the White House secures a significant energy deal with Trump announces that Russia will supply diesel to US and global markets to address historic

Leaders from the European Union will convene for a crucial summit aimed at addressing increasing regional unrest and domestic economic issues. The official agenda confirms the European summit in Brussels to examine the consequences of ongoing military conflicts, disruptions in

– European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed a more centralised model for joint EU energy purchases. The plan would combine demand from member states and use a market operator to manage procurement. It would expand the bloc’s

– Italy has dedicated €1.55 billion to fund 59 water network projects across 17 regions through its national recovery plan. The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport finalized this funding allocation within four months. The projects include upgrades to aqueducts, distribution

– In 2026, Switzerland’s glaciers experienced a 5.5% reduction in ice volume, marking the second-largest annual decline ever recorded. This significant retreat followed a winter with limited snowfall and a summer marked by multiple heatwaves. Glacier Monitoring Switzerland, known as

– British Prime Minister Andy Burnham has reignited discussions about the country’s future ties with the European Union. During the Labour Party conference, Burnham emphasized that Brexit has done more harm than good to Britain. He indicated that the government

– Germany has advanced plans for a temporary reduction in fuel taxes. The goal is to lessen the tax burden on petrol and diesel in the last quarter of 2026. The federal and state governments agreed on a 14-cent-per-litre cut