New Euro Banknotes Trigger Franco-Polish Dispute Over Marie Curie’s Legacy
Polish-born Nobel laureate Marie Skłodowska-Curie was born in Warsaw and later gained prominence in France after marrying scientist Pierre Curie.
Read MoreRussian Missile and Drone Attack on Kyiv Kills Six, Including Child, and Injures 52
Russia launches deadly missile and drone attack on Kyiv, killing 6 and injuring 52 in a major escalation.
Read MoreTrump Warns of Trade Consequences Over Canada’s Move to Recognise Palestine
Trump says Canada’s recognition of Palestine will complicate future US-Canada trade talks.
Read MoreDenmark’s Migration Shift Sparks Momentum for EU Policy Overhaul
Denmark now feels increasingly justified in its tough migration stance, as recent trends and policies across Europe begin to mirror its long-standing approach.
Read MoreSharp Decline in Asylum Applications to EU Countries in 2024
EU countries witnessed a notable decline in asylum applications in 2024, reflecting a decreasing number of individuals seeking international protection across the region.
Read MoreSchengen Visa Stats 2024: Nations with the Most Notable Rank Shifts
Schengen states received 11.7 million visa applications in 2024, marking a 13.5% increase from 10.3 million in the previous year.
Read MoreEU Envoy Calls for Faster Visa Liberalisation Talks with Türkiye
EU Ambassador to Türkiye Thomas Ossowski says it's unacceptable that Turkish citizens still lack visa-free access to the Schengen Area.
Read MoreSchengen Ban Proposed for Russians with Military Ties to Ukraine War
Poland, the Baltics, and Nordic countries propose a Schengen ban
Read MoreSchengen States That Approved the Most Turkish Visa Applications in 2024
Turkish nationals ranked as the second-largest group of Schengen visa applicants in 2024, submitting over 1.1 million applications throughout the year.
Read MoreEU Weighs Expanding Visa-Free Suspension List Under New Guidelines
The European Council and Parliament have agreed to revise the criteria that could lead to suspending visa-free travel for third-country nationals entering the Schengen Area.
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