Students and workers marched in dozens of cities, from Rome to Genoa. The day was mostly peaceful, but police used water cannon in Turin and Rome.
Students, unions and the Yellow Vests are back on the streets for a third straight weekend. The interior minister warns of a very high risk of trouble
Radoslaw Sikorski says poorer countries need grain from both Ukraine and Russia. He also says Moscow should not sell energy to Europe again until the war ends fairly.
A youth-led movement inspired by protests elsewhere in Europe plans rallies in Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich and other cities. Some shops have boarded up their windows.
Nearly 100 defense companies from more than 20 countries are testing new technology at two military bases in Latvia. The trials end with a showcase for senior military leaders.
Lagarde’s term was due to run until October 2027. Her exit comes as the central bank fights energy-driven inflation and rising bond yields.
A state-run high-speed train slammed into a stopped private train south of Madrid. The transport minister has called the order that let it move “inexplicable.”
Thousands gathered outside Portugal’s parliament on Tuesday to protest soaring housing costs and police action against tent camps. Lawmakers were debating the 2027 budget inside.
Finnish President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre phoned Vladimir Putin on Tuesday. It was a rare direct contact by Western European leaders, and the Kremlin offered no sign of compromise
A protest movement born after a railway station disaster has beaten the party that ruled Serbia for 14 years, and the country’s longtime leader accepted defeat on election night.
