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Masked anti-immigration protesters disrupt UK's Dover port
Dozens of masked anti-immigration protesters blocked roads leading to Britain's busiest ferry port in Dover, causing significant traffic jams and disrupting travel and cargo.
George Russell topped the final free practice session at Monza, with Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari two tenths behind, while a heated duel between Hamilton and Max Verstappen added drama. Kimi Antonelli finished fourth, despite facing a grid penalty.
Polish lawmakers failed to overturn President Karol Nawrocki's veto of crypto legislation, leaving the country without a national framework for MiCA oversight. This regulatory deadlock occurs amidst an expanding criminal investigation into the defunct Zondacrypto exchange.
Latest on the entry of immigrants into Ceuta, live | Ayuso accuses Sánchez of “abandoning the borders” and points to Morocco
Madrid's President Isabel Díaz Ayuso has accused the Spanish government of "abandoning the borders" amidst a mass entry of migrants into Ceuta, alleging Moroccan secret services coordinated the influx. The Popular Party (PP) is proposing a comprehensive plan to reinforce …
UN backs effort to depict Africa correctly on maps despite US opposition
The United Nations has largely endorsed an African-led resolution to promote maps that accurately reflect the true scale of continents, moving away from the distorting Mercator projection.
Romanian prosecutors have charged Andrew and Tristan Tate with further sex crimes, including trafficking minors and money laundering. The brothers, who are in a Miami jail fighting extradition to the UK, deny all allegations.
Meloni marks government longevity at Bari rally with 2027 vote in sight
Italian Premier Giorgia Meloni celebrates 1,413 days in office, marking the longest-serving government in the history of the Italian Republic. She highlights achievements and prepares for 2027 elections.
Estonian Defence Minister Resigns Over €70 Million Ukraine Munitions Scandal
Estonian Defence Minister resigns after €70m Ukraine munitions scam involving Indian-run company.
Europe opposes commercialisation of Arctic transits due to concerns over fragile ecosystems and risks.
Le Pen rivals seize on National Rally’s Ukraine divide
Le Pen rivals slam National Rally's comments on Ukraine aid, highlighting party's internal divisions.
Firmus Energy is increasing gas prices for its customers in the Ten Towns area by 8.98% and for Greater Belfast by 12.5%, effective in October.
Russia accused of intensifying sabotage activities in Europe, including attacks on military and defense facilities. Germany's interior minister says Russia is responsible for a drone attack at Leipzig airport.
EU blasts Serbia over 'Butcher of Bosnia' funeral
EU warns Serbia's funeral for war criminal Mladić risks EU relationship
Investigation into Air India Flight Plunge Highlights Triple Hydraulic Failure and Pilot Drug Test
Air India flight AI2379 dropped nearly 300 feet over Indian airspace, injuring 24 people. AAIB found triple-hydraulic failure, autopilot disengagement, and stall warning. Pilot drug test results are pending.
Romanian prosecutors have indicted Andrew Tate and his brother for trafficking minors, money laundering, and sexual offences.
Latest on the entry of immigrants to Ceuta, live | The PP calls Sánchez's appearance 'delirious' and demands more police and military presence
Spain's opposition Popular Party (PP) has sharply criticized Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's handling of the Ceuta migration crisis, demanding increased police and military presence at the border.
The United States and United Kingdom have formed a joint law enforcement alliance to combat crypto and cyber-enabled investment fraud, signing a memorandum of understanding for parallel investigations and information sharing.
Trump administration pushes to remove tax exemptions for private universities with DEI policies
Trump administration proposes stripping tax-exempt status from private universities with DEI policies, targeting 'woke' campaigns favoring certain students.
Farage pledges to slash UK energy bills
Reform UK, led by Nigel Farage, pledges to reduce energy costs by removing levies and taxes from household bills, aiming to save people £250 per year.
At least 14 Serbians targeted with advanced spyware in March, during local elections. Digital rights group Share Foundation says it's the largest documented wave of such infections in Serbia.
Ukraine's attacks on Russia's space program highlight the war's impact on the country's technological infrastructure.
France asserts claim on disputed Pacific islands as Vanuatu appeals to ICJ
France reaffirms its sovereignty over Matthew and Hunter Islands in the Pacific, while Vanuatu has filed a case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
France begins testing Tesla's FSD system on two cars, aiming to approve the technology in Europe. Netherlands approved Tesla's system, prompting Belgium, Denmark, Estonia, and Lithuania to follow suit.
Switzerland's annual inflation rate unexpectedly surged to 0.8 percent in August, up from 0.4 percent in July, marking its highest level in two years. Despite the increase, the rate remains within the Swiss National Bank's target range for price stability.
Live updates on the entry of migrants to Ceuta | Sánchez denies government received 'extraordinary alerts' before mass entry
Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez stated the government received no "extraordinary alerts" before the mass migrant entry into Ceuta. He defended legal processes for returns and highlighted cooperation with Morocco.
Germany has accused Russia of being responsible for a drone attack on Leipzig airport last month, raising its national threat level and announcing retaliatory measures including the closure of Russian diplomatic facilities. The incident, involving an explosives-laden dron…
Oil relaxes and stock markets recover their breath
Oil prices eased after US President Trump indicated that renewed attacks against Iran would be brief, calming market fears over Middle East supply disruptions. This led to a recovery in global stock markets, including Europe, and eased pressure on bond yields.
Sterling today: Pound firms as dollar softens on Fed rate-hike doubts
The British Pound strengthened against a broadly softer US Dollar, which was impacted by a sharp USD/JPY slide and slightly eased expectations for a September Fed rate hike. The euro also gained, though its outlook is complex ahead of the European Central Bank meeting.
Macron to hold first talks with UK’s Burnham after viewing Bayeux Tapestry in London
French President Emmanuel Macron and UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham held their first talks after a symbolic meeting at the Bayeux Tapestry exhibition, focusing on Channel migrant crossings and support for Ukraine.
European Union foreign ministers are deeply divided over imposing trade sanctions on Israel due to increasing settler violence in the occupied West Bank, with key members opposing such measures.