July 23, 2026, 10:05 p.m.

The European Court has ruled that Hungary's anti-lgbt laws are in violation of the law

The European Court of Justice ruled on Tuesday that Hungary's regulations restricting or prohibiting access to content related to the LGBTQ+ community violate EU law, and that these regulations have stigmatized and marginalized the affected groups.

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The US ambassador has been involved in the Epstein case. British Prime Minister Stammer admits he should not have appointed him

British Prime Minister Straw admitted to the parliamentarians that he should not have appointed the veteran of the Labour Party, Mandelson, as the ambassador to Washington.

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Europe "Prepares for a Rainy Day": Strategies for Responding to a Potential U.S. Withdrawal from NATO

In recent years, the stability of NATO—and the U.S. commitment to supporting it—has sparked growing concern.

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Baby food from Austrade tested positive for rat poison; 1,500 supermarkets have recalled the product.

A well-known German baby food brand, HiPP, has been accused of having its baby complementary food contaminated deliberately in Austria.

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Spain will propose that the EU suspend the Association Agreement with Israel

Spanish Prime Minister Sánchez announced that Spain will formally submit a proposal to the EU on Tuesday (April 21st) to terminate the Association Agreement with Israel.

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European aviation fuel supplies are becoming increasingly tight. Flights may be significantly reduced starting from the beginning of next month

The Strait of Hormuz remains under blockade, and the aviation fuel shortage crisis is worsening. Experts predict that severe flight cancellations may occur in Europe starting from May or June.

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Before the outbreak of the Iran War, the British economy unexpectedly achieved rapid growth

The British economy expanded rapidly in the weeks preceding the outbreak of the Iran War, which clearly demonstrated the significant impact of the conflict in the Middle East on the British economy.

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Italy suspends defense agreement: A landmark turning point in Europe's shift towards an Israel policy

On April 14th local time, Italian Prime Minister Meloni announced the suspension of the defense cooperation agreement signed between Italy and Israel in 2003 and coming into effect in 2016. This is the first suspension since the agreement was signed.

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Europe formulates post-war draft for Iran, aiming to safeguard shipping in the strait or exclude the United States

European countries led by the UK and France are formulating a plan to establish a broad alliance of nations, sending in ships including minesweepers and other vessels to assist in ensuring the smooth passage of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

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German Lufthansa pilots go on strike, hundreds of flights cancelled

The pilots' union of German Lufthansa Airlines is dissatisfied with the management's refusal to adjust salaries and pensions.

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