European leaders have finalized a $105 billion deal following lengthy negotiations, signaling major economic and political developments in the region. The agreement is expected to impact trade, infrastructure, and international relations. 

European Leaders Strike $105 Billion Deal After Long Talks

A new survey reveals that most Europeans want to avoid taking sides between the United States and China. The poll reflects growing public preference for neutrality over geopolitical alignment. This video analyzes what the findings mean for European foreign‑policy direction and global power dynamics.

Survey: Most Europeans Want to Avoid Taking Sides Between U.S. And China

Morning brief: Trump announces Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff; Putin hails Trump, and more

Apple faces final ruling on 14 billion dollars tax repayment to Ireland

European businesses in China face critical decision on future investments

One European, who survived between 6,000 to 10,000 years ago, is ancestor of all blue-eyed people: Study

Netherlands fines Uber $324 mn for sending drivers'data to US

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced on Sunday she will be a candidate at June's European elections in a bid to boost support for her Brothers of Italy party, though she will not take up a seat if elected.

Italy's PM Giorgia Meloni announces candidacy, to run in EU election

The European Union is set to elect its new Parliament this June. The 27 nation block is witnessing tough challenges amid issues like war, migration, economic hurdles and furious farmers. Watch in for more details!

EU parliament braces for far-right surge; Meloni-Le Pen rift out in the open

Around 20 European leaders and representatives of other nations met in Paris to discuss the war in Ukraine. The host French president Emanuel Macron announced new steps to strengthen military aid to Ukraine. Macron said that the Russian defeat is extremely crucial to the security and stability in Europe while adding that the leaders gathered to send Putin a message of European determination on Ukraine he said that Moscow is showing more aggressive nature not just in Ukraine but in general as well. Watch to know more!

Russia-Ukraine war: Western leaders discuss new coalition to supply missiles to Kyiv

Explained | Qatargate scandal: Cash, corruption, raids, and arrests shook European Parliament a year ago

European components fueling Iran's Kamikaze drones used by Russia against Ukraine: Report

A Reuters report claims that European Central Bank president Christine Lagarde seized the mobile phones of her fellow policymakers at this week's meeting & rebuked them for leaking crucial information. The unprecedented move is the boldest step that Lagarde has taken to stop data leaking out from the governing council. This issue has plagued her presidency as well as that of her predecessor, Mario Draghi.

ECB acts against information leak

Days after a coup, the military junta in Niger has announced that the country is now severing military agreements with its former colonial ruler, France. This is as the West African bloc ECOWAS struggles to re-install an elected government in the country.

Niger: Military junta revokes defence deals with former ruler France

Big changes are happening in west Asia. This year arch enemies are embracing diplomatic ties; un-imagined peace pacts are being brokered. West Asia is aiming for stability after years of war, violence and upheaval. But who between US and china will walk away with the title of the war-torn region's biggest peacemaker?

Evacuees from Niger land in Paris and Rome

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Hundreds of European Nationals evacuated from Niger landed in Paris and Rome earlier today amid continuing tensions in the country after last week's military coup.

Post-coup evacuation in Niger: 3 aircraft deployed for French & European citizens

WATCH | Stunning lightning footage unveiled by European weather agency

European states’ arms imports rise by 47%, US dominates exports market: Report

In a move to shift towards a greener future. The European parliament gave its final approval to a ban on new sales of carbon-emitting petrol and diesel cars by 2035. @mohammed11saleh tells you more.

EU bans sale of fossil fuel cars

Blasts precede Nord Stream leaks, European leaders hint at sabotage, launch investigation

Western journalists are being slammed for their racism while reporting on the refugee crisis in Ukraine. While Arab refugees were villainized and arrested, Ukrainians are being welcomed with a red carpet. Western reporters said they are "Europeans with blue eyes and blonde hair". Palki Sharma calls out 'Racist Reportage'.

Gravitas: Western media's racist reportage on Ukrainian refugees

Diplomats are back at the table for Iran nuclear talks, they went on a deal. But are they willing to make a concession for it? The Iranians want all sanctions lifted while the Americans say, we don't trust your intentions.

Diplomats back at the table for Iran nuclear talks

France to require 24-hour negative COVID-19 test for some European arrivals

At least 93 dead in Germany, Belgium floods; Merkel says her 'heart goes out' to victims

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