Brits still feel European despite Brexit, survey shows
Despite the political divide of Brexit, a new survey shows that Brits continue to feel a strong connection to Europe, embracing its culture, travel, and shared identity.
Category : Search result: European economic sovereignty
£20 flights to Maldives from UK airline
A major UK airline has announced shockingly affordable flights to the Maldives from Europe, with fares starting at an unbelievable £20. Find out how you can book your tropical getaway!
Russian forces intensify attacks near Kyiv – live updates
Breaking news from Ukraine as Russian forces escalate assaults near Kyiv. Get live updates on the latest developments, casualties, and international reactions.
Croatia accuses Russia of EU interference
Croatian officials allege Russian interference in European Union matters, sparking diplomatic tensions and calls for stronger EU unity.
UK recognises Palestine under Montevideo Convention
The UK's recent decision to recognise Palestine as a state under the Montevideo Convention has sparked debates on sovereignty, diplomacy, and international law. Here’s what you need to know.
Palestine's statehood and the Montevideo Convention
Exploring the legal and diplomatic hurdles Palestine faces in achieving full sovereignty under international law.
EU trade deal sparks 'Suez Moment' comparisons
The latest EU trade agreement has drawn sharp criticism, with analysts comparing it to the Suez Crisis, highlighting Europe's perceived capitulation to US interests under Trump's influence.
Helsinki Accord: 50 years of diplomatic legacy
Fifty years after its signing, the Helsinki Accord stands as a landmark achievement in European diplomacy. Its principles of cooperation and human rights are more relevant than ever in today's fractured world.
UK tourists warned over new European travel rules
British holidaymakers heading to Europe face fresh travel restrictions, including passport validity checks and potential delays at borders. Here's how to avoid disruptions.
Packham: Europe failing wildlife in climate crisis
Renowned naturalist Chris Packham accuses European governments of neglecting wildlife conservation efforts despite escalating climate threats.
Crystal Palace await UEFA appeal verdict on European spot
Crystal Palace face an anxious wait to discover if they will secure a European spot after an appeal against UEFA's decision. Will the Eagles soar into continental competition?
Tourists fly 10 hours to Europe—only to find it’s like home
Holidaymakers travel halfway across the world to a European hotspot, only to discover it feels eerily familiar. Was the long-haul flight worth it?
Trump slams China and EU, praises Vietnam in NY speech
Former US President Donald Trump criticised China and the European Union while lauding Vietnam during a speech in New York, reigniting debates on global trade policies.
US tourist slams European cities as 'Instagram traps'
A US traveller has sparked debate after criticising Europe's picturesque cities as 'overrated' and designed solely for social media. Find out why she thinks beauty doesn't equal substance.
European city break route hit by new travel restrictions
A beloved European city break destination is set for significant travel disruptions as new restrictions come into force, impacting thousands of holidaymakers.
EU probes Just Eat-Takeaway.com merger
The European Commission has launched an in-depth investigation into Just Eat's planned acquisition of Takeaway.com, citing competition concerns in the food delivery market.
Trump's Tariffs Shake European Carmakers
European luxury car manufacturers face significant challenges as Donald Trump's proposed tariffs threaten to disrupt trade and impact sales in the US market.
Liverpool owners FSG in LaLiga takeover talks
Exclusive: Fenway Sports Group, owners of Liverpool FC, are reportedly in advanced talks to acquire a major LaLiga club. Could this reshape European football?
The Enigmatic Eel: Fluidity in UK Rivers
Discover the fascinating world of the European eel, a creature as mysterious as it is adaptable, thriving in the UK's waterways.
UK motorway services ranked among Europe's worst
A recent survey has placed UK motorway service stations far behind their European counterparts, with travellers criticising high prices and poor facilities. Find out why Britain's rest stops are falling short.
Massachusetts independence movement grows in Fall River
A small but vocal movement in Massachusetts is pushing for the state to secede from the United States, with Fall River at the forefront of the debate. Could this be the start of a new independence movement?
Rangers boss vows to attack in Athens despite lead
Rangers manager Russell Martin insists his team won't sit back on their two-goal advantage as they prepare for a crucial European clash in Athens. Read more on their bold strategy.
UK Weighs Recognising Palestine Amid Gaza Crisis
The UK government is reportedly weighing the recognition of Palestine as a sovereign state, marking a significant shift in foreign policy amid ongoing tensions in Gaza. Here’s what you need to know.
Starmer vows to reset UK-EU relations post-Brexit
Labour leader Keir Starmer pledges to rebuild ties with the EU, promising a new security pact and closer collaboration while ruling out rejoining the single market.
European pharma firms blast Trump's medicine tariffs
Leading European pharmaceutical firms have condemned the Trump administration's new tariffs on medicines, warning they will drive up costs and limit access to vital treatments.
Ryanair: Flights to be cheaper than train tickets
Ryanair's CEO Michael O'Leary predicts a price war in European air travel, making flights cheaper than train journeys. Find out how this could impact your travel plans.
EU capitulates to Trump in trade showdown
The European Union's unexpected capitulation to Donald Trump's aggressive trade demands marks a seismic shift in transatlantic relations. Discover how this surrender could reshape global commerce.
French PM slams US-EU trade deal as 'dark day for Europe'
The newly signed US-EU trade agreement has drawn sharp criticism from French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal, who labelled it a 'dark day for Europe'. The deal, aimed at boosting transatlantic commerce, faces backlash over concerns of economic sovereignty an
European resorts ban sunbed towel reservations
Popular holiday destinations in Europe are enforcing strict new rules to stop guests from reserving sunbeds with towels, sparking debates among tourists.
100ml liquid limit to be scrapped at European airports
Major European airports are preparing to scrap the 100ml liquid limit for hand luggage, marking a significant change for travellers. New technology could make security checks faster and more efficient.
Page 1 of 4