Unexpected Storm Floods Greece’s Evia Island, Kills 7
The second largest Greek island was taken by surprise by torrential rains and overflowing rivers.
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Eurozone Suffers Record Quarter Decline over Coronavirus Crisis
Spain has seen the worst slump, and is officially in a recession.
Bulgaria’s Protesters Blockade Capital Upping Ante in Push to Oust Cabinet, Chief Prosecutor
Murky connections among the country's post-communist oligarchy and government institutions underline the protesters' grievances.
EU Slaps First-Ever Cyber-Attack Sanctions on Russian, Chinese, North Korean Hackers
A total of six persons and three entities have made the Union's first cyber-attack sanction list.
Germany Rebuffs Trump’s Call to Let Russia Rejoin G7, Reminds of Ukraine
German Foreign Minister Maas has criticized Moscow for its role in the conflicts in Ukraine, Syria, and Libya.
EC Loses Court Case over Apple’s EUR 13 Billion Irish Back Taxes
Ireland has won the case while losing a payment of EUR 13 billion it would have otherwise gotten from Apple.
Across Europe, imaginary 5G threats create real-world headaches
The confusion and chaos thrown up by the ongoing COVID-19 crisis has proven to be the perfect battleground for conspiracy
‘Yellow Vests’ Confront French Leader Macron in Public Causing Security Scare
Macron engaged in a heated exchange with discontent demonstrators.
Conservative Incumbent Duda Hangs On to Poland’s Presidency with Narrow Win
The reelected Polish President seems set to stay the course on his socially conservative platform.
Ruling Conservatives Upset Left in Croatia’s Parliamentary Election
The left-wing opposition has lost despite winning the country's ceremonial presidency last month.
China Makes EU ‘Safe Countries’ List, US, Russia, Turkey Left Out
Most non-essential travel inside the EU and Schengen Area will be allowed as of July 1, 2020.
