Ongoing National Strike Paralyzes Finland’s Transportation Networks
The unions called for the strike to protest government plans for labor law reform,
Leaders sacrifice one-fifth of bloc’s health funds in
EBN-EU leaders surprised health stakeholders by shifting €1 billion from Europe’s largest health program
EU Leaders Reach Agreement on €50 Billion Support
All 27 European Union leaders have successfully reached an agreement on a €50 billion
Italian antifascist says cell in Hungary crawling with
Ilaria Salis, a 39-year-old Italian antifascist activist, has been imprisoned for nearly a year,
Continued Economic Challenges in Europe: Zero Growth at
EBN- Europe faced economic stagnation at the close of 2023, extending a year-long struggle
EU Initiates UNRWA Funding Review and Staff Inquiry
The European Commission expressed its intention to examine its assistance to UNRWA, the UN
Germany: Scholz Warns of Rising Neo-Nazi Networks
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, marking Holocaust Memorial Day, expressed concern about the surge in
Mona Lisa: Demonstrators toss soup onto da Vinci
EBN-Protesters in France made a bold statement by throwing soup at the glass-protected Mona
Slovak Lawmakers Push Ahead with Criminal Law Reforms
Slovakia’s parliament is expediting discussions on government proposals to eliminate a dedicated prosecutor’s office
Spanish Police Dismantle Alleged Ex-Military Thieves
EBN-Spanish police said Wednesday they had detained a criminal gang of Eastern Europeans with
