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At its second summit the European Political Community (EPC) - founded last year and comprising 47 states - sought to sharpen its profile. The confrontation with Russia and solidarity with Ukraine set the tone. In the wake of the meeting commentators ask what else the EPC can achieve in Europe.

Nato Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg is slated to leave his post at the end of September. A successor is expected to be chosen at a Nato summit in July and many member states would like to see a woman in the post this time. Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has been invited to meet US President Joe Biden today, Monday. Commentators put two and two together.

Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has begun his third term as President of Turkey after winning the run-off vote on 28 May with 52.2 percent against opposition leader Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu (47.8 percent). After the inauguration ceremony in parliament he presented his new cabinet. Europe's press examines the ramifications of this outcome - in particular for Nato.

The EU Commission is reviewing its posted workers directive. In recent years, subcontracting has lengthened EU supply chains, making it harder to detect labour abuses — and those responsible for them.

As Germany's 2045 climate neutrality target looms, the government is launching a multi-billion euro 'Carbon Contracts for Difference' scheme to help bridge the investment gap between clean tech and polluting technologies.

Un incendie ravageur a fait 3 décès tôt ce matin du côté de la commune d’Ouled Fayet à Alger. Le feu s’est déclaré en plein […]

L’article L’incendie d’un appartement AADL à Ouled Fayet fait 3 morts est apparu en premier sur .

L’an dernier, la compagnie aérienne nationale a été secoué par un drame sans précédent. Il s’agit de la découverte de deux cadavres appartenant à deux […]

L’article Cadavres de harraga retrouvés à bord d’un avion Air Algérie, de nouveaux détails dévoilés est apparu en premier sur .

Le contrôle des dénominations de produits spécifiques de l’UE devrait demeurer entre les mains de l’exécutif européen, selon le Parlement, qui a adopté sa position sur la révision du système de qualité alimentaire de l’UE jeudi dernier.