European Leaders Congratulate US President Donald Trump
europe January 20, 2025 22:00European leaders congratulate US President Donald Trump on his inauguration as the 47th president.
European leaders congratulate US President Donald Trump on his inauguration as the 47th president.
A minority of Dutch entrepreneurs view Trump's presidency positively, with many exploring alternatives to the USA due to fears of higher costs.
Dutch exporters remain positive towards the U.S. President as he threatens Europe and the Netherlands with heavy import tariffs, despite potential impacts.
Israel's Justice Ministry announces the release of 737 Palestinian prisoners as part of a ceasefire and hostage agreement, leading to divisions within the Security Cabinet.
Suspected new case of foot-and-mouth disease detected in Germany, raising concerns of potential outbreak.
The French government is considering reversing the planned increase in retirement age from 62 years and 6 months to 62 years and 9 months, in response to negotiations with unions and employers.
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The Greek newspaper Kathimerini delves into Turkey's advancements in the defense industry and its agreements with European countries.
The European Union has approved Switzerland's participation in the Permanent Structured Cooperation (PESCO) defense project while NATO partner Turkey has been pending since 2021.
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A pizzeria owner in England expresses disgust towards customers ordering Hawaiian pizza while a new pizza ranking shakes up the culinary world.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized the importance of Turkey as a member of NATO during a meeting at the European Parliament.
Sheep disease outbreak causes panic in Germany as precautionary measures are taken
President Joe Biden will deliver a farewell address on Wednesday, five days before he steps down from office, the White House has announced.
The U.S. Supreme Court has denied Donald Trump's request to stop his Friday conviction by a New York court for hush money paid to a porn star.
Rivallo P. has been convicted in Sweden for killing his wife with a sword. The family from the Netherlands moved to Sweden in 2021 to start a new life.
The Russian Orthodox Church has been a long-time ally of Vladimir Putin, supporting his actions in Ukraine.
Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs, Dirk Beljaarts, shares insights on trade prospects with the US as President-elect Donald Trump threatens the EU with a trade war.
President Trump urges NATO allies to increase defense spending to 5 percent of GDP, up from the current 2 percent standard.
Tibetan organizations in the Netherlands express worry about the earthquake in southern Tibet and its consequences.
The United Kingdom has implemented a new digital registration system for travelers who do not require a visa to enter the country.
British trains faced cancellations as union directives prohibit train drivers from walking on snowy platforms, causing inconvenience to passengers.
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Pro-Russian nationalists in Austria have been given the green light by the head of state to form a new government after the sudden resignation of the conservative government leader caused a political crisis in the Alpine country.
Germany is considering sending back Syrian refugees who do not have a job and do not speak German, according to German Ministers Nancy Faeser and Annalena Baerbock.
Recent studies reveal that 13 major ports, which handle the majority of global oil exports, are under threat of submersion due to rising sea levels.
The funeral of Desi Bouterse, a controversial figure in Surinamese history, is taking place in Paramaribo with livestream options available in Amsterdam-Zuidoost.
Bulgaria and Romania have officially become part of the Schengen area, allowing visa-free travel, following a decision by the EU Council. This decision, ratified on December 12, 2024, marks an important milestone for the two countries.
As the Netherlands enters 2025, violent incidents occurred with many people being detained. Firework attacks and fires were reported in Amsterdam and Poelenburg districts during New Year's celebrations.
Asian countries celebrated the new year of 2025 with impressive fireworks and light shows. Find out how different countries marked the beginning of the year.