More: Europe
Spain’s Ceuta Crisis Raises Questions Over Disinformation and Migration
Ceuta is a Spanish enclave on Morocco’s northern coast and one of the European Union’s two land borders with Africa. Its location has made...
Can Meloni’s Stability Record Survive Italy’s 2027 Election?
Meloni Set to Break Italy’s Stability Record
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is poised to lead the country's longest lasting government since World War Two,...
Pentagon NATO Review Sets Out US Troop Options for Europe
Pentagon Sets November Deadline for Troop Options
A Pentagon review of U.S. troop deployments in Europe will produce at least four sets of options for...
When Censorship Becomes Law: The Taliban’s Transformation of Information Control
From Media Restrictions to a Legal Architecture of Silence
The most consequential development in Afghanistan's information environment may no longer be the individual restrictions imposed...
Why Is Iceland Voting on EU Membership Talks?
Iceland will hold a referendum on August 29 on whether to reopen negotiations over joining the European Union, in a closely contested vote that...
Could Climate Damage Become Europe’s Next Public Finance Crisis?
Europe's increasingly extreme weather is creating a fiscal problem that governments can no longer treat as a series of isolated emergencies. As wildfires, floods...
Can West Africa’s Cocoa Industry Meet EU Deforestation Rules?
West Africa’s cocoa industry is struggling to comply with new European Union anti-deforestation rules, raising concerns about supply disruptions and higher costs for chocolate...
How Are Europe’s Heatwaves Exposing a Growing Insurance Gap for Businesses?
For more than a century, cafes in the Italian city of Padua have welcomed customers for an early evening aperitivo, with people gathering outdoors...
European Shares Flat as Iran Tensions Lift Oil Prices
European shares were little changed on Friday but remained on track for a weekly decline as investors weighed stalled U.S. Iran peace efforts, rising...
Why Are European Banks, Japan’s Bonds and Populism Shaping Markets?
This week's market headlines have been dominated by Gulf tensions, inflation, bond market concerns and renewed political pressure on the Federal Reserve. But beneath...