Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced he will ask chess champion Judit Polgar to serve as the country's next president. Polgar, widely considered the greatest female chess player, would fill the largely ceremonial role until a new constitution is adopted.
Thousands of Italian military and police personnel marched through Rome demanding higher pay, better pensions, and stronger workplace protections. The protest was organized by unions who refused to sign a recent collective agreement they deemed insufficient.
A survey indicates that over half of German households earning at least 6,000 euros net per month have explored job opportunities abroad in the past year, with many seeking higher incomes and better quality of life.
Jingye Group plans to seek compensation from the UK government following the nationalisation of British Steel. The UK government took control of the company, citing national interest and new legislation.
Jingye Group will seek compensation from the UK government after British Steel was nationalised.
The UK government has nationalised British Steel under state ownership, citing national interest and new legislation making such moves easier.
Jingye Group is seeking full legal compensation from the UK government for the nationalisation of British Steel.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has indicated he may reshuffle his government following the resignation of CDU parliamentary leader Jens Spahn. Spahn stepped down amid controversy over using a surrogate in the U.S. for a child, a practice banned in Germany.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz indicated a potential opportunity for cabinet changes following a politician's resignation.
German Chancellor Merz is under pressure to fill the CDU parliamentary leader vacancy by July's end, potentially reshuffling his cabinet.
France and Germany have reached an agreement on nuclear energy cooperation, a move that comes as Europe strengthens its energy defenses. The deal aims to bolster energy security across the continent.
The Bank of England will no longer accept bonds linked to thermal coal as collateral for its loan arrangements, a move climate campaigners are hailing as a victory. The new policy, effective in October, signals a shift away from fossil fuels and aims to mitigate financial risks associated with the transition to net zero.
The European Union's new Entry Exit System (EES) has nearly tripled passport control times for Britons traveling to Europe, according to Ivan Bassato, Chief Aviation Officer at Rome's Fiumicino Airport. Ryanair has warned passengers of extended waits, and the system has been plagued by bugs and long queues at various airports.
Bridget McKenzie, leader of Australia's National Party, stated conservatives are engaged in a 'war' against mass immigration and 'woke' institutions at the CPAC GB conference in London. Pauline Hanson also attended the event.
Pauline Hanson told London CPAC she fears for England's cultural decline due to immigration and "woke" ideology, comparing Australia's path.
Bridget McKenzie declared conservatives are "at war" with globalists and urged rightwing movements to unite, criticizing Australia's immigration program.
