Lisbon, Portugal — As raging wildfires continue to sweep through Portugal, authorities have confirmed at least six fatalities. The fires, exacerbated by a prolonged heatwave, have prompted European nations to send aircraft and additional aid to help battle the infernos. This crisis underscores a wider environmental challenge facing Southern Europe. The wildfires, which initially ignited … Read more
Lisbon, Portugal — A series of devastating wildfires have swept across Portugal, claiming at least six lives and prompting a call for international help. The European Union has responded by sending aircraft to assist in battling the fierce blazes that have engulfed large areas of the country, causing widespread destruction and forcing thousands from their … Read more
Lisbon, Portugal – Understanding the impact of drug-induced deaths is crucial for public health officials. Analyzing the mortality attributable to drug use provides valuable insights into the changing landscape of drug-related fatalities over time. The European Drug Report 2024 offers a comprehensive overview of drug-induced deaths in Europe, shedding light on key data such as … Read more
COPENHAGEN, DENMARK – The closure of the European election campaign was marred by a shocking incident of violence against Danish Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen. She was punched on the streets of Copenhagen by an unidentified man, leading to his immediate arrest. This attack is part of a disturbing trend of political violence in Europe, following … Read more
Handlová, Slovakia – The attempted assassination of Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico in the small town of Handlová marks the first serious effort on the life of a European head of state since 2003. The attack, carried out by a 71-year-old poet and former security guard named Juraj Cintula, has left leaders across Europe shocked, … Read more
Dresden, Germany – A politician from the center-left Social Democratic Party (SPD) and a member of the European Parliament, Matthias Ecke, found himself in the middle of a violent altercation while hanging campaign posters for the upcoming European Union election in Dresden. Ecke suffered serious injuries, including fractures to his cheekbone and eye socket, after … Read more
BRUSSELS, Belgium – European leaders faced criticism after striking a deal with Tunisia to curb migration to Europe in exchange for financial support amid the country’s economic crisis. Reports surfaced of hundreds of refugees and migrants being stranded in Tunisia’s desert border areas with Libya, with some experiencing extreme hardship due to a lack of … Read more