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The Österreichische Bundesbahnen (ÖBB) has announced it will cease its night train service between Berlin and Brussels starting from March 28. The decision marks the end of three weekly trips …
ÖBB to Discontinue Berlin-Brussels Night Train Services from March 28 Read More
In Vincenzo Latronico’s novel “Perfection,” the vibrant yet precarious life of expats in contemporary Berlin is examined through the eyes of Anna and Tom, two creative professionals from Southern Europe. …
Exploring Expat Life in Berlin: A Satire from Vincenzo Latronico’s ‘Perfection’ Read More
In Berlin, Friedrich Merz, the likely next chancellor of Germany, is scheduled to meet with French President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday. This meeting precedes the European Council summit, as confirmed …
Macron to Meet Friedrich Merz Ahead of European Council Summit Read More
In a swift political storm that left allies bewildered, Germany executed a dramatic flip in its budget policy, requesting a rewrite of the EU’s fiscal rules it had previously championed. …
Germany’s Fiscal U-Turn: A Surprise for Brussels and Allies Read More
Amidst rising tensions and fears of a looming “Trumpcession,” European markets are feeling the heat as trade relations between the EU and the U.S. deteriorate. This unsettling term reflects the …
Economic Watch: The Rising Threat of ‘Trumpcession’ in Europe Read MoreIn his inaugural visit as Austria’s Economics Minister, Dr. Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer expressed his commitment to revitalising the industrial sector amidst daunting challenges. Visiting voestalpine in Linz, he announced that the …
Dr. Wolfgang Hattmannsdorfer’s Vision for Austria’s Industrial Future Read More
On February 25, 2025, Human Rights Watch urged the European Union (EU) to unequivocally denounce Israeli atrocities and violations of international law following a recent meeting with Israeli Foreign Minister …
Human Rights Watch Calls on EU to Condemn Israeli Atrocities Read More
The European Parliament’s Turkey rapporteur, Nacho Sanchez Amor, has noted that the European Union (EU) has grown less vocal about human rights abuses in Turkey, largely because Ankara is no …
EU Criticism of Turkey’s Human Rights Abuses Wanes Amidst Candidacy Shift Read More
On February 24, 2025, during the EU-Israel Association Council meeting, Human Rights Watch calls for a strong condemnation from Kaja Kallas and EU foreign ministers regarding Israel’s serious violations of …
EU Leaders Urged to Confront Israeli Violations at Association Council Meeting Read More
In a stark message to the Council of Europe, Human Rights Commissioner Michael O’Flaherty warned against the suspension of U.S. international aid, highlighting its detrimental effects on millions globally, including …
Urgent Call for Europe to Address U.S. Aid Suspension Impact on Human Rights Read More