Trump’s win not only reminds Europe that it must be able to stand on its own feet in digital tech. It also illustrates the collateral damage unguided digitalisation can do to societies, writes Daniel Mügge.

The theater’s director Vassil Vassilev called the protest “censorship and open fascism.”

Will Virkkunen finally put to rest the network fees ideas to focus on what really matters for the Internet ecosystem and EU citizens? Information Labs’ research certainly points in that direction.

A US retreat at the UN could play in the hands of China, which has been building its influence in global diplomacy.

In the 6 November hearing, the would-be Commissioner remained vague on the two issues

Late Wednesday evening on the US East Coast, Google searches about emigrating were hitting all-time highs for Canada, New Zealand and Australia, according to a Google official.

"Fans who went to see a football game, encountered anti-Semitism and were attacked with unimaginable cruelty just because of their Jewishness and Israeliness," Israeli Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir said.

In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about the Romanian prime minister being confident Romanians can cross the land border without checks by Easter, Spain stepping up the search for missing flood victims, and so much more. 

"Discussions and negotiations are still ongoing," said Interior Minister Cătălin Predoiu.

The Russian company says it's considering options in Bulgaria but has not yet decided.

Tusk said he has no idea where the 'idea' came from.

Local government has requested an emergency aid package worth €31.4 billion.

Sources say Beijing's involvement is crucial where traditional Western influence stagnated

The incident occurred as French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot was due to visit a church on the Mount of Olives. The site, one of four administered by France in Jerusalem, is under Paris' responsibility and deemed part of France.

Shared views include migration, climate, energy policy, and security.

Donald Trump is expected to enjoy an easy path to filling possible vacancies on the US Supreme Court and the expected 100-plus seats that will likely open up on lower courts across the nation.

Germany's Scholz banks on continuity to replace Finance Minister Lindner and his allies

Host Evi Kiorri speaks to our Berlin-based reporter Nick Alipour to better understand the collapse of Germany'scoalition government and its implications for EU leaders.

“The discussion on competitiveness on Friday will happen very much against backdrop of the results of the US elections,” an EU diplomat said.

COP29 will be a defining moment, and to succeed, we need the support of all Parties, including the EU and its member states.