Fuel protests in Ireland express deep anger over austerity and neglect
Almost two weeks of fuel protests in Ireland express deep anger over years of austerity and neglect of public interests.
Right wing could build a majority despite narrow liberal election win in Slovenia
Liberal Freedom Movement announced moving into opposition despite narrow election win, raising concerns about right-wing political trade to build their own majority in Slovenia.
Spanish PM visit to China emphasizes importance of multilateralism and cooperation
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez completed his fourth visit to China in four years, marked by cooperation agreements and focus on multilateralism and peace.
Orbán defeated, but right still victorious in Hungarian elections
The Tisza party defeated Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz in Hungary’s election, but a likely Magyar administration promises few radical breaks.
Serbia expected to launch drone production with Elbit Systems
Serbia is expected to launch a drone factory in partnership with Israeli weapons manufacturer Elbit Systems.
Europe welcomes ceasefire announcement in Iran as region braces for economic repercussions of illegal war
European leaders welcome the ceasefire announcement in West Asia but show little sign of building lasting solutions and addressing economic repercussions.
US-Israeli attacks on Iran’s health infrastructure threaten decades of public health advancements
Attacks on the century-old Pasteur Institute target decades of Iran’s public health breakthroughs, echoing healthcare destruction pattern seen in Palestine and Lebanon.
Doctors’ strike in England to proceed despite government’s repressive strategy
Resident doctors in England are expected to strike April 7-13, demanding pay restoration, more jobs, and other steps to address NHS crisis.