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@belarus
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@bulgaria
@croatia
@cyprus
@czech
@denmark
@estonia
@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- US offers Ukraine 'strong' security guarantees but territory still unresolved
- What it would take to stop Putin fighting in Ukraine
- Balloons from Belarus are causing chaos in Lithuania. Is it smugglers or a hybrid attack?
- Five arrested over plot to attack German Christmas market
- EU backs indefinite freeze on Russia's frozen cash ahead of loan plan for Ukraine
- Turkish car ferry damaged in strike at Ukrainian port
- Germany accuses Russia of air traffic control cyber-attack
- Clair Obscur sweeps The Game Awards with nine wins
- Farmers call for French blockades over cow disease cull
- Eurovision winner Nemo to return trophy in protest at Israel
- Russia could attack Nato within five years, says alliance chief in stark new warning
- US wants 'special economic zone' in Ukraine's frontline region, Zelensky says
economist.com-europe
- Europe starts learning how to shoot down drones
- Ukraine’s trains, the country’s lifeline, have money problems
- Albania is trying to charm its way into the EU
- Ukraine struggles to cope with America’s destructive peace plans
- Talks stall between Turkey’s government and the Kurds
- Russia is not as resilient as it wants you to think
- Europe bans Russia’s gas exports, but still buys its gas-based fertiliser
- A crisis over using frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine
- Why a small corruption scandal is a big problem for the EU
- Greece is teaching Germany how to get government online
- The Hague is coping with the decline of international courts
- Italy’s populist right stalls a sexual-consent law
euobserver.com
EUobserver, non-for-profit, online newspaper, published in Brussels, 🔒 paywall- EU sketches out Brussels vision for Ukraine deal, but still discord on Russian frozen assets
- Auditors find flaws in EU anti-fraud framework
- Mercosur trade pact a test of 'credibility', warns EU Commission after France demands delay
- Lead MEP on 'simplification' omnibus hit with conflict of interest complaint
- Spain, Ireland, Belgium, Luxembourg urge more EU action on Gaza ceasefire
- 'Less money, more priorities' objects Catalonia minister on next EU budget
- Europe’s housing emergency is a political choice — and it can be solved
- EU summit on Russian assets, plus housing crisis and Sakharov Prize This WEEK
euronews.com
private european TV news network, partialy owned by various public and state-owned TVs, left-center bias, factual reporting high- Latest news bulletin | December 16th, 2025 – Morning
- Festive fare: Europeans are having to dig deep to pay for this year's Christmas feast
- Trump sues BBC for $10 billion in defamation lawsuit over edited documentary
- Progress made on many issues, Zelenskyy says after two days of Ukraine talks in Berlin
- MI6 chief says UK faces threat from Russia's desire to export chaos around the world
- Latest news bulletin | December 15th, 2025 – Evening
- Ukraine hits Russian submarine with underwater drones for the first time
- More than 300,000 displaced in Cambodia near Thai border
- 'We are all devastated': French victim of Bondi Beach attack described as 'bursting with talent'
- Croatia approves radioactive waste site despite Bosnia protests
- Toxic smog blankets New Delhi plunging air quality to hazardous levels
- Man arrested in northern Spain accused of using AI to create child pornography
eurotopics.net
- Debate: Why has Lukashenko freed political prisoners?
- Clinging to power thanks to Trump | Rzeczpospolita - Poland
- Over Europe's head | Politiken - Denmark
- Boost to image and cashflow | Andrey Zubov - Russia
- Belarus forced to take any help it can get | Süddeutsche Zeitung - Germany
- Loosening Putin's grip | Censor.net - Ukraine
- Debate: Ukraine talks in Berlin: what's the deal?
- Trump just wants a vic pic | Kateryna Roshuk - Ukraine
- The continent needs a just peace | Aamulehti - Finland
- Back at the table at least | Frankfurter Rundschau - Germany
- Italy must pick a side | La Repubblica - Italy
- Debate: Bulgaria: what next after government resigns?
politico.eu
- Is Angela Rayner popular enough to be PM?
- Ein Jahr Vertrauensfrage und eine Merz-Bilanz
- Rare-disease care: Progress and unfinished business
- Friedrich Merz puts Germany in an unfamiliar position: Out front
- US promises Ukraine ‘Article 5-like’ security, but it’s a limited time offer
- Trump sues BBC for billions
- Trump declares fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction
- Britain’s Greens eye a Labour pact to shut out Farage
- Zelenskyy and Trump hail peace talks progress as US offers security guarantees
- Commission set to severely weaken 2035 combustion engine ban
thetimes.com
The Times, daily newspaper, private, owned by News Corp, UK-published- Putin will never stop trying to export chaos
- Behind-the-scenes at Blackheath, the world’s oldest independent club
- US ready to offer Ukraine ‘Nato-like’ security pledge
- Royal Marine officially handed top special forces job after email blunder
- Rock band manager fights for share of mother’s £27m gift to ex-husband
- Bondi beach suspect Naveed Akram was known to security services
- UK unemployment rate rises to 5.1%
- Marina Fogle: confessions of a terrible gift giver
- Mischievous teen to commercial giant but Anthony Joshua ‘not finished yet’
- Thomas Frank’s Spurs need experience — but it won’t come cheap
- Trump presses ahead with suing BBC over ‘fake news’
- Ahmed al-Ahmed, the Bondi Beach hero: ‘God gave me courage’
tol.org
- War and the Weight of the Passport
- How Poland Could Make a Diplomatic Comeback
- The War That the World Watched
- Why Journalism Must Shrink to Grow
- Bosnia, 30 Years After
- How Ukrainian Women are Turning Mourning Into Meaning
- Whose Homeland?
- Serbia’s Rivers Are Drowning in Sewage as Promised Fixes Stall
- New Czech Government to Follow CEE Trend of Targeting NGOs
- Why Ukraine’s Communities Keep Wasting Recovery Opportunities
voxeurop.eu
- Belgium’s caution on frozen Russian assets betrays Ukraine
- The end of asylum in Europe?
- Turkey’s Kurdish gambit: A peace process in name only
- A cloudy COP30
- The Gambia’s stolen catch: How Chinese trawlers feed Europe’s seafood market
- Can Europe keep the “Tech Bros” in check?
- The fight against gender-based violence must include sexual, emotional and relational education
- Cinemamed 2025: Where the Mediterranean meets Brussels on screen
- The Netherlands in a tight spot
- On the island of Belene, Bulgarian communism’s forgotten prison
- The invented story of the refugees who wanted to pull down the Leonidas statue at Thermopylae
- Sarkozy hits rock bottom
vsquare.org
- Goulash: The Plan Behind US Envoy Picks to Poland and Hungary; Babiš’s Base in Budapest Revealed
- Why Slovakia Is Once Again a Safe Haven for Italian Organized Crime
- FSB-Linked Priest Meets Sanctioned Billionaire — While Hungary Lobbies on His Behalf
- From Darknet to Disinfo: How a ‘Bulletproof’ Russian Host Evades EU Sanctions
- Goulash: Rendez-vous with Putin Behind Allies’ Backs; Slovak Pistols and Czech Cocaine Pilots
- Russian Factory Produces Weapons of a Slovak Brand Favored by Fico’s Government
- How Czech Pilots Flew For a Cocaine Cartel
- The Shadowy Network Behind Slovakia’s €100M Arms Purchase
- Goulash: Hungary’s Help in Polish Fugitive’s Escape Probed; Babiš Targets Czech NGOs and Journalists
- Stuck Between Gaza’s War and Slovakia’s Bureaucracy: A Father’s Battle for His Family