Rome turns cinemas, libraries into “climate shelters”
Eleven air-conditioned cinemas and the same number of libraries in Rome are opening their doors free of charge to residents of the…

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Eleven air-conditioned cinemas and the same number of libraries in Rome are opening their doors free of charge to residents of the…
Migrant smuggling network using rental cars dismantled across the Balkans – Seven suspects arrested in Europol-supported hit targeting organised crime group transporting…
AMLA today published the rules that set out its cooperation with national financial supervisors to select and directly supervise some of the…
The central bank has shortlisted ten designs for future banknotes, opening a public survey on culture, nature, access and trust in cash…
COPENHAGEN, Denmark, July 22, 2026 — Diplomats, political representatives, civil-society organisations and community leaders gathered in Copenhag… COPENHAGEN, Denmark, July 22, 2026 — Diplomats, political…
EU approval widens Kyiv’s financing options while tying post-Brexit security cooperation to oversight and long-term resilience EU member states have approv… EU…
Mykhailo Drapatyi is set to take command as Kyiv seeks continuity, reform and civilian protection under Russian attack Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelens……
The death of a Moroccan man during a police intervention has turned a local tragedy into a national debate over restraint, accountability…
Brussels ceremony blends royal tradition, public celebration and renewed attention to defence and social cohesion. Belgium marked its National Day in Bruss……
On 23 July 2026, theDemocratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) reporteda total of 2 905 confirmed cases, including 1 269 related deaths…