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@balkan
@belarus
@belgium
@bosnia-herzegovina
@bulgaria
@croatia
@cyprus
@czech
@denmark
@estonia
@european_union
@finland
@france
@germany
@greece
@greenland
@hungary
@ireland
@italy
@kosovo
@latvia
@lithuanina
@luxembourg
@macedonia
@malta
@moldova
@montenegro
@netherlands
@norway
@poland
@romania
@serbia
@slovakia
@slovenia
@spain
@sweden
@switzerland
@uk
@ukraine
@vatican
zdroje:
#bbc.co.uk-europe
#economist.com-europe
#euobserver.com
#euronews.com
#eurotopics.net
#politico.eu
#thetimes.com
#tol.org
#voxeurop.eu
#vsquare.org
bbc.co.uk-europe
British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), public, UK-based - Europe feed- Trump says he may send Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine
- First German state visit to UK for 27 years announced
- Dutch government takes control of China-owned chip firm
- Floods trap people in cars in Spain's Catalonia region
- How will the EU's new border system work?
- Eurovision organisers postpone vote on Israel's inclusion in contest next year
- UK ready to use frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine war effort
- Denmark to boost Arctic defence with new ships, jets and HQ
- Macron reappoints Lecornu as French PM after days of turmoil
- Major Russian strikes cut power in Kyiv and across Ukraine
- Woman in Dutch beach cold case named after 21 years
- Suspected jihadist drone plot against Belgian PM foiled
economist.com-europe
- “Brussels” is the phantom menace Europe loves to blame
- The comeback of Andrej Babis
- Russia is torturing its Ukrainian captives
- Macron seeks to buy time with a new prime minister
- France’s Fifth Republic is in unprecedented turmoil
- Ukraine’s hellfire is intensifying the Kremlin’s fuel crisis
- The Czech Trump wins an election, again
- Andrej Babis, the Czech billionaire making a political comeback
- How bad is America’s icebreaker gap with Russia?
- Italy’s regions are creating a right to die
- How Europe crushes innovation
- The unravelling of France’s centrist project
euobserver.com
EUobserver, non-for-profit, online newspaper, published in Brussels, 🔒 paywall- EU monitors to help with initial Gaza crossing opening, after Egypt talks
- MEPs vote in favour of major rollback of corporate sustainability laws
- AI and green trends in workplace will hit women harder
- Listen: Hostages freed ahead of peace summit in Egypt without Hamas
- The Trump Plan will more likely stall than crash
- The S&D's plan for a European social leasing revolution for electric cars
- Why EU diplomats love and hate WhatsApp
- Dutch government takes control of Chinese chip-maker under rare law
- EU ministers brace for clash over migrant returns as solidarity issue looms again
- Gaza ceasefire, Hungarian spying and migration This WEEK
- From skills gaps to growth: How the EIT Is powering Europe’s talent
euronews.com
private european TV news network, partialy owned by various public and state-owned TVs, left-center bias, factual reporting high- Egyptian president says Trump's plan on Gaza is 'last chance' for peace in region
- Nicolas Sarkozy to go to prison on 21 October over Libyan campaign financing case
- Latest news bulletin | October 13th, 2025 – Evening
- Venezuelans in Colombia call for release of political prisoners
- Saint Parascheva celebration in Iași draws one of Romania’s largest pilgrimages
- Polish prosecutors charge two Russian citizens with spying for Moscow
- Hamas crackdown in Gaza leaves dozens dead amid power struggle
- Thousands gather at Fatima Shrine for final pilgrimage of the year
- Storm Alice batters Spain’s east and Balearic Islands with flooding and travel chaos
- In pictures: Emotional scenes as Hamas releases all living Israeli hostages
- Latest news bulletin | October 13th, 2025 – Midday
- The Gaza peace plan – what comes next?
eurotopics.net
- Debate: Lecornu PM again: where is France heading?
- A country lurching from crisis to crisis | La Libre Belgique - Belgium
- Lack of moderation and cohesion | L'Opinion - France
- Macron's stubbornness is absurd | taz, die tageszeitung - Germany
- Ideal for Le Pen | De Standaard - Belgium
- Meltdown would be disastrous | The Independent - United Kingdom
- Debate: Gaza: hostages freed - what comes next?
- Release only a first step | Financial Times - United Kingdom
- Ceasefire does not end the war | La Stampa - Italy
- A new beginning is possible | Profil - Austria
- A staged peace | La Vanguardia - Spain
- Debate: Nobel Peace Prize for María Corina Machado
politico.eu
- Ministers set to tackle migrant return hubs and cross-border deportation powers
- La Pologne tente de rétablir l’Etat de droit et ça ne plaît pas à son président
- Cigars and Champagne? Pfft! Trump’s call to pardon Netanyahu stuns Israel
- Erdogan wants Meloni to stop smoking, but Macron thinks it’s a lost cause
- EU fraud investigators raid Greek farm funds agency
- Germany, France call for UN role to secure peace in Gaza
- White House propping up drone defenses for World Cup
- EU and India move into final stages of trade talks with continuous contact
- The new hero of Scottish independence? Nigel Farage
- Bessent says US in talks with China to prevent new trade war
thetimes.com
The Times, daily newspaper, private, owned by News Corp, UK-published- Ollie Watkins out of Latvia game after collision with post at Wembley
- Why isn’t Hollywood’s Free Palestine crowd celebrating the ceasefire?
- Six claims made in sharply critical new book about Starmer’s government
- Call to the Bar: Lincoln’s Inn and Gray’s Inn
- Thousands of homes given faulty insulation through government scheme
- Leading athletics coach charged with multiple rape and child sex offences
- Ministers accused of ‘pure fabrication’ over China spy case claims
- A day of euphoria and celebration in Hostage Square
- Israeli hostages: two years of torment over as families are reunited
- ‘Dad is home’ — Israel in tears as hostages return
- Charlotte Potter sings in Ripon Cathedral — and other news in pictures
- Is this a good time to invest in DFS Furniture?
tol.org
- Protests and Arrests Mar Georgia’s Municipal Elections
- Czechia Is No Hungary
- Armenia’s Struggle to Free Its Bears
- Making the Invisible Visible
- Russia Cleanses Its Spy Agencies
- The Stubborn Politics of Aleksandar Vucic
- Economic Concerns Dominate as Disillusioned Czechs Head to the Polls
- Political Finance is the (Old) New Black
- OSINT on the Front Lines in Ukrainian War
- Sanctions and Resistance: Can the West Shift Georgia’s Authoritarian Course?
voxeurop.eu
- Anti-immigration rhetoric is hurting Ukrainians too
- Andrej Babiš strikes back
- Hidden hurdles, tiny triumphs: the struggle of Bangladeshi women to integrate in Europe
- Press under pressure
- Clean on paper, dirty on the road: Europe’s car-subsidy paradox
- Moldova at a Crossroads: Russia’s “all in” against Chișinău’s European Future
- Freedom of the press: the light we cannot lose
- More recognise Palestine
- The 2015 migration crisis 10 years on: old myths and new realities
- Journalism, a bourgeois profession?
- “Remigration”: an empty slogan or mass deportations in disguise?
- The unbearable lightness of freelancing: a journey through the precarity of European journalism
vsquare.org
- Inside the Fall of Viktor Orbán’s Secret Brussels Spy Network
- Sponsored Hate: How Politicians Paid for Meta Ads to Attack Journalists
- 24/7 Russian Propaganda Blitz Hit Moldova Before the Elections
- Goulash: Prague Isn’t Turning Into Budapest; Visegrád24’s Operations Exposed
- Unmasking Visegrád24: Tracing the People, Money, and Political Connections
- “An Old Acquaintance From Russia Contacted Me”: Parcel-Bomb Explosions Suspects Arrested
- The Battle for Birch: How Russian Timber Keeps Flowing into Europe
- Goulash: Putin’s Terror Plot: We Found Out How the GRU Sent Parcel Bombs Across Europe
- Crossing NATO Lines: Tracing the GRU’s Explosive Parcel Bombs
- River Pollution in Ukraine and Hungary Worsens in the Shadow of War