Maricarmen’s death becomes Sánchez’s election test
The eviction that started Spain’s housing protests has ended in a hospital death, a general strike and a 29 November vote that still favours the right

The eviction that started Spain’s housing protests has ended in a hospital death, a general strike and a 29 November vote that still favours the right
President Iliana Iotova called for a moratorium on hostilities in the Black Sea and for turning it into a zone of shared security
Brussels drops the idea of membership before reforms and offers Ukraine gradual access plus farm sector limits
For the first time in the last eight years, the Alliance’s full Military Committee met with counterparts in the capital of Ukraine
Macron’s M51.3 launch from Le Vigilant, days after fresh Kaliningrad nuclear warnings, shows how Moscow’s habit of public ballistic tests and deterrent signalling has become contagious
Liège police have made 107 arrests since early October as pupils and students block schools over rising tuition, bus-pass prices and classroom shortages
X and Facebook hosted coordinated inauthentic accounts that amplified ruling-party narratives and attacked election authorities ahead of Bosnia’s 4 October vote
Voters in Chicago, home to a substantial Serbian community, face a voting period running from 1 a.m. to 2 p.m. local time
Croatia’s Mediterranean summit was meant to align nine southern governments before the European Council. The two largest arrive weakened, and one does not arrive at all
A quarter of a million people marched over leaking buildings and missing teachers, as far left and far right move in and the bond market watches the deficit
Two EPC commentaries accept stronger post-accession tools, then ask what protects the Union when the special regime ends
Production at the Mioveni plant has fallen from a peak of around 1,300 vehicles a day to approximately 1,060