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The German parliament narrowly rejected a bill proposed by the Christian Democratic opposition for stricter migration rules.

Greece expresses worries over Turkey's missile purchase, as Germany withdraws objection and France approves sale.

Approval of a migration law by aligning with far-right AfD party in Germany sparks controversy ahead of the upcoming elections.

Italy's Data Protection Authority (GPDP) has blocked access to the Chinese artificial intelligence application DeepSeek.

Bundestag discusses motion to ban Alternative für Deutschland party due to its threat to democracy.

Snails targeting letters and parcels lead to closure of Royal Mail postbox in Storrington, England.

Bishop John Perumbalath resigns after facing accusations of sexual abuse, stating he does not want the story to distract from the diocese.

Journalists and politicians in Germany express strong criticism towards current immigration policies, advocating for significant changes.

Greece takes action to prevent France from selling Meteor missiles to Turkey, emphasizing strong opposition to the sale.

French police refuse entry to 81 Feyenoord fans and make 30 arrests, including for possession of fireworks and weapons.

Decades of avoiding collaboration with the far-right in Germany shattered as conservative parties push for stricter asylum policies.

German employers in Berlin protest for significant changes as the government revises economic growth forecast downwards.

Greece expresses discomfort over the possibility of France selling Meteor missiles to Turkey.

Spain's State Prosecutor Alvaro Garcia Ortiz testified in court as a defendant for allegedly leaking documents related to a politically connected case.

French President Macron's failed attempt to connect with citizens through TikTok sparks controversy and criticism.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi confirms ongoing talks with European countries but no clear message received from US President Donald Trump regarding restarting nuclear negotiations.

Italian prosecutors have launched an investigation into Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and several members of her cabinet over the release of a Libyan warlord.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni revealed on Instagram that she is being investigated for embezzlement and complicity in a crime related to the release of a Libyan agent.

Denmark Energy Agency grants permission to Gazprom's subsidiary Nord Stream 2 AG for maintenance work on Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline.

Storm Herminia triggers worst flooding in decades in northwestern France, affecting thousands of residents.

Code red warning in three departments in western France due to ongoing heavy rainfall, leading to flooding in Rennes.

Italy restarts transferring irregular migrants to Albania, sparking debate. Recent reports reveal Italy sending a new group of migrants to facilities in Albania.

Coca-Cola recalls various beverages in several European countries after high chlorate levels detected.

Fire breaks out in a 149-year-old historic municipal building in Paris, France. No casualties reported.

French authorities struggle to combat widespread fraud with theory exams, available for 100 euros.

After 14 years, Belgian police suddenly take action following the disappearance of Heidi from Merksem.

Preliminary report on the plane crash in South Korea, where 179 people perished, has been completed with details on DNA samples found in the engines.

German right-wing populist party AfD kicks off campaign with billionaire Elon Musk's video conference participation.

The ceasefire in Lebanon has officially ended after sixty days, but Israel's presence in the south of the country continues, sparking tensions.

Residents in Spain and Portugal express frustration over increasing number of tourists in residential areas.