Romania's new school year: Mobile phone ban and career portfolios required

Approximately three million preschoolers and students in Romania commence the new school year today, September 9.

Michel Barnier appointed as prime minister amid left-wing protests

Although the left emerged victorious, albeit in a somewhat fragmented manner, in the recent legislative elections, the prime minister appointed on Friday by President Emmanuel Macron, former European Commissioner Michel Barnier, is a figure more aligned with the right.

EU's Multiannual Budget: Mureșan to lead negotiations

Romanian MEP Siegfried Mureșan has been appointed by the political groups in the European Parliament as the chief negotiator for the upcoming Multiannual Budget of the European Union.

Emmanuel Macron appoints Barnier for unified government role

France has appointed a new Prime Minister. President Emmanuel Macron has named Michel Barnier as the Prime Minister of France.

US accuses Russia of extensive election interference ahead of 2024 presidential vote

The Biden administration has escalated its accusations against Russia, alleging that the Kremlin has orchestrated a widespread disinformation campaign aimed at influencing the outcome of the upcoming U.S. presidential election in November 2024.

Right-wing populist Fitto takes key role in European Commission

Political shake-up in Brussels: For the first time, a right-wing populist will be assigned an important position in the EU Commission.

Ukrainian Cabinet reshuffle: Over 50% to be replaced

More than half of the Ukrainian Cabinet will be replaced. Resignations are expected to occur on Wednesday, with appointments scheduled for Thursday.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister resigns amid Cabinet reshuffle

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitro Kuleba has submitted his resignation, as announced today by the president of the Ukrainian parliament.

Pope Francis begins historic apostolic journey to Asia and Oceania

Pope Francis has embarked on his 45th Apostolic Journey, marking his longest trip abroad to date.

Fatal bus accident in Taian: 11 dead, 24 injured

The incident occurred in Taian, where the bus crashed into students who were waiting at the school gate, as reported by Xinhua.

Mongolia risks complicity by not arresting Putin, ICC warns

Human rights activists claim that Mongolia risks becoming “complicit” if it fails to arrest Vladimir Putin, who is internationally sought for war crimes.

The rise of Germany's AfD: A threat to Europe’s stability?

Mentioning the war: References to Germany’s wartime history are not always warranted, but in this case, they are. The man who led his party to victory in Thuringia, Björn Höcke, has twice been convicted by a German court for deliberately using Nazi rhetoric and is considered one of the most extreme politicians in the country.