Trump’s return leads to mixed emotions across Europe
As centrist leaders appear concerned and the far-right celebrates after Donald Trump’s re-election, Europe’s left is calling for a new path, independent from US interests and focused on social justice
Widespread anger in Valencia as survivors of floods grapple with delayed emergency response
Over 200 people were killed in Valencia’s devastating floods, whose effects were exacerbated by a delayed regional emergency response
Berlin activists protest Rio Tinto’s Serbia lithium extraction plans
Protesters in Berlin condemned planned lithium mining in Serbia, accusing the German government and industry of hypocrisy and greenwashing in their support of the controversial Rio Tinto project
Environmental erosion and corporate greed to blame for Bosnia’s flood catastrophe, activists say
At least 20 people have died, with many still missing, after devastating floods swept through Bosnia and Herzegovina last week
Austrian Freedom Party emerges as winner of general election, bolstering Europe’s far-right surge
Austria becomes the latest country to follow Europe’s growing trend of right-wing electoral successes as Freedom Party emerges at the forefront of national elections
Community resistance halts hydroelectric project at Una River’s source
Activists secure major victory in weeks-long fight against hydroelectric plant near Una River source in Croatia
Resistance flows as Una River communities confront hydroelectric threat
Communities near the Una River in Croatia are battling a proposed hydroelectric plant that threatens the source of the river, fearing irreversible environmental and societal damage
Kindergarten strike in Croatia enters eighth week amid ongoing obstructions
Despite ongoing pressure from local government and management, kindergarten teachers in Biograd na Moru continue their strike