Hungary Threatens to Block EU Loan to Ukraine Over Russian Oil Shipments
Hungary has stated it will block a crucial European Union loan to Ukraine, demanding that Russian oil shipments resume before it will approve the financial aid.
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Hungary has stated it will block a crucial European Union loan to Ukraine, demanding that Russian oil shipments resume before it will approve the financial aid.
Two-time major champion Jon Rahm turned down a deal from the European tour that would have allowed him to compete on LIV Golf events without penalty, putting his Ryder Cup status in question.
An Ottawa Senators winger is reportedly expected to leave the NHL after the current season to play in Europe, as the team has struggled to make the partnership work.
Two-time major champion Jon Rahm has turned down a compromise deal from the European tour that would have allowed him to play LIV Golf events without penalty, putting his Ryder Cup status at risk.
Manchester City is reportedly among several top European clubs, including Chelsea and Bayern Munich, vying for Genk attacker Konstantinos Karetsas, who previously rejected City.
The Times showcases eleven remarkable homes currently on the market, ranging from Shetland to Sardinia.
A feature showcases eleven remarkable homes currently for sale, ranging from Shetland to Sardinia.

Kenya's intelligence service reports that over 1,000 citizens may have been recruited to fight for Russia in Ukraine, often under false pretenses.

Wolves teenager Mateus Mane is expected to leave Molineux, while Liam Delap is wanted on Merseyside and Casemiro attracts interest from Europe and beyond.

Five European nations have announced a new program to produce low-cost air defense systems and autonomous drones, leveraging Ukraine's war experience and expertise.

Washington has issued a quiet warning to the European Union regarding its 'buy European' defense initiative, a development that comes just before Canada's unveiling of its own defense industrial strategy prioritizing domestic production.
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Stournaras indicates that the European Central Bank (ECB) is leaning towards cutting interest rates.
European authorities are reportedly investigating the files related to Jeffrey Epstein, following the ongoing revelations.

Saudi Arabia is reportedly exploring options to route a planned fiber-optic cable to Europe through Syria instead of Israel, according to a Middle East Eye report.
The United States is undertaking its largest military buildup in the Middle East since 2003, deploying a significant array of warships, planes, and missile systems to the region.

The British government is reportedly considering new legislation to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, also known as Prince Andrew, from the line of succession to the throne following his arrest on misconduct charges.

The Scottish Premiership is expected to have only one Champions League spot after next season due to the poor performance of its clubs in European competitions.
European authorities are reportedly investigating files related to Jeffrey Epstein, as part of a broader international probe into his activities.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde has stated that her 'baseline' intention is to finish her current term at the ECB.
European authorities are actively investigating files related to Jeffrey Epstein, as reported by The Wall Street Journal.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, has stated that her 'baseline' plan is to complete her current term.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, has stated that her 'baseline' intention is to finish her current term.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, has stated that her 'baseline' expectation is to complete her term.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde has stated that her 'baseline' intention is to finish her current term at the ECB.

Hungary has signaled it could cause problems for the European Union's 90-billion Euro loan to Ukraine, with its Foreign Minister stating Hungary 'will not give in to this blackmail' after oil flows from Ukraine were halted.

The Scottish Premiership is likely to have only one Champions League spot after next season due to the poor performance of its clubs in European competitions.
European authorities are actively investigating the Jeffrey Epstein files, as detailed in a WSJ podcast.
The decision is a triumph for the separation of powers and individual liberty.

The Scottish Premiership is likely to have only one Champions League place after next season due to the poor performance of its clubs in European competitions.

The Scottish Premiership is likely to have only one Champions League place after next season due to the poor performance of its clubs in European competitions.
Ukraine and Europe have expressed outrage over the decision to allow Russia and Belarus to rejoin Paralympic competition, following the disqualification of a Ukrainian athlete last week.
International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. (IFF) reported its Q4 results, which have reportedly eased concerns about a slowdown in Europe, according to BofA.
U.S. business activity growth has decelerated, contrasting with an observed acceleration in Europe's economic pace.

The Scottish Premiership is likely to have only one Champions League place after next season due to the poor performance of its clubs in European competitions.

The European Commission has adopted the initial set of criteria to certify activities that contribute to permanent carbon removal, aiming to regulate and promote effective climate mitigation efforts.

Epstein accusers express shock and hope following the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, viewing it as a sign that powerful individuals can be held accountable.
Christine Lagarde states her 'baseline' intention is to complete her term at the European Central Bank.
The Euro and European yields have remained lower following the release of Eurozone PMI data.
Goldman Sachs has increased its forecast for investment-grade bond sales in the US and Europe, following a strong start to the year for issuance.
Major League Soccer is recognized as the most diverse league in the US, a legacy that traces back to its predecessor, the NASL, and influences from apartheid, European racism, and Pelé.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is set to visit China shortly after the Lunar New Year, making him the latest European leader to do so amid ongoing tensions with the US.

European equities have reached an all-time high, though strategic analysts predict limited further upside by 2026, with an increased risk of disappointment.
A phantom stealth fighter project is exposing deep divisions among European nations regarding defense strategies and cooperation.
Market strategists forecast that European stocks will reach a new record high by 2026.

Six European activists have been arrested in Turkey after traveling to the country to examine the prison conditions of political detainees.
A feature presents eleven remarkable homes currently on the market, ranging from Shetland to Sardinia.
A selection of eleven remarkable homes currently on the market, ranging from Shetland to Sardinia, is showcased.

Deftones wrapped up their 'Private Music' UK and European tour with an epic sold-out performance at the London O2, featuring footage, photos, and the full setlist from the tour closer.
Celtic's Julian Araujo stressed the importance of winning every remaining game this season, reflecting on the team's recent highs and lows in European and domestic competitions.
Predicted line-ups are provided for the Serie A match between Atalanta and Napoli, as Atalanta returns to action after a European setback and Napoli aims to end a winless streak.

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A Trump envoy has expressed concerns regarding the European Union's 'Made in Europe' plan, suggesting potential trade disagreements.
A new report suggests that Liverpool might consider cashing in on a long-serving player during the summer transfer window, with several European giants reportedly interested.

A pair of rulings on tariffs and National Guard deployment mark the justices’ first major decisions against the president. More may be coming.
Thapelo Maseko finds the back of the net for AEL Limassol in the Cyprus League.

Paolo Zampolli, a special envoy for President Trump, has endorsed Russia's participation in the upcoming Paralympics, a move met with dismay in Europe.

Wolves teenager Mateus Mane appears certain to leave Molineux, while other transfer gossip includes Liam Delap being wanted on Merseyside and Casemiro attracting interest from both European and North American clubs.

The report comes as police widen investigations into former prince, including questioning his close protection teams.

A severe deluge in the Mediterranean region has devastated crops in Spain, Portugal, and Morocco, depleting Europe's winter 'pantry' and reviving worries about climate-driven food price increases.

A 25-year-old Kenyan student studying abroad in Ukraine has gone missing after sending a chilling WhatsApp message indicating he was in a 'hot zone' amidst the ongoing war.
Turkey has arrested European activists who were investigating prison conditions within the country.
Real Sociedad secured a 2-0 victory over Athletic Club in the Basque derby, advancing their quest for European qualification in Liga F.
Christine Lagarde has stated her 'baseline' intention is to complete her term as the head of the European Central Bank.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, has stated her intention to complete her current term.
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Christine Lagarde stated that her 'baseline' plan is to complete her term at the European Central Bank.
In an exclusive interview, Christine Lagarde stated that her 'baseline' intention is to complete her term at the European Central Bank.

The Scottish Premiership is expected to have only one Champions League spot after next season due to the poor performance of its clubs in European competitions.
A phantom stealth fighter project is exposing deep divisions among European nations regarding defense strategies and cooperation.
Paris Saint-Germain has decided not to appeal a labor court's ruling, agreeing to pay Kylian Mbappé what he is owed, thus concluding a significant legal dispute in European football.

The Trump administration has been discussing 'Western civilization,' with Senator Rubio highlighting shared religion and ancestry as bonds between Europe and the United States.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, has stated her intention to complete her current term, addressing speculation about her future.

A private club in Manhattan is grappling with its association with Jeffrey Epstein, as details of his activities continue to emerge.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, has stated her intention to complete her current term, providing clarity on her future leadership.

The UK is joining European allies to rapidly develop affordable drone defence systems, drawing inspiration from lessons learned in Ukraine.
Italy's chances for an extra Champions League spot remain slim despite recent victories in the Europa League and Conference League.
FC Barcelona continues its strategy of recruiting young European talent, having finalized an agreement to sign a new wonderkid.
Five European nations have committed millions of dollars to utilize Ukrainian expertise in developing affordable drone defense systems.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright criticizes European leaders' green agenda, warning of economic catastrophe from 'net zero' policies.
Christine Lagarde has denied reports suggesting she will step down from her role at the European Central Bank earlier than expected.

The European Parliament has approved tougher rules against unfair trading practices in the agri-food chain and given the final green light to a wine package deal. The EU is also preparing for its first annual food dialogue and has appointed a rapporteur on organic farming.
Jeffrey Epstein's ranch is reportedly under criminal investigation following claims of 'buried bodies' on the property, while European authorities are also probing the Epstein files.

The Scottish Premiership is likely to have only one Champions League spot after next season due to the poor performance of its clubs in European competitions.
Everton manager David Moyes speaks to the media about the European challenge, Seamus Coleman, and Michael Carrick ahead of their Premier League game against Manchester United.

An article from American Thinker discusses the concept of a 'civilizational war' in Europe, suggesting it will be a bloody conflict.

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José Mourinho has commented on Benfica's current situation ahead of their league match against AVS, following a demanding European fixture.
France and Germany are reportedly engaged in a risky political maneuver concerning central bankers, potentially impacting European financial stability.
The European Union has given its approval for Universal Music Group's acquisition of Downtown for $775 million.
The euro and European yields have fallen after the release of Eurozone PMI data, with higher oil prices further contributing to the euro's vulnerability.

The Financial Times is hosting an Ask an Expert Q&A to discuss how Europe should prepare for a potential transatlantic divorce, inviting readers to submit questions.
President Trump announced a 15% increase on tariffs across the board, prompting reactions and uncertainty in Europe.
Barcelona's Alejandro Balde is reportedly attracting significant interest from top European clubs, with Manchester United and Inter Milan both considering a €40 million deal for the defender.
A player in the Spanish third division was sent off for biting an opponent, drawing comparisons to Luis Suárez.

Bundesliga leaders go nine clear at top with 3-2 win Fàbregas’s side round off damaging week for Juve Harry Kane scored twice as Bayern Munich beat Eintracht Frankfurt 3-2 in the Bundesliga on Satur
A selection of eleven notable homes for sale is presented, ranging from Shetland to Sardinia.

A British journalist travels to Oslo, Berlin, Paris, and Rome to understand different European dating perspectives, seeking a fresh approach after a breakup.
Inside the European Central Bank, there is growing irritation regarding Christine Lagarde’s management of the exit strategy.

The European Union has banned researchers from China from participating in its most advanced collaborative technology programs, including those focused on AI and chips.
A selection of eleven remarkable homes for sale, ranging from Shetland to Sardinia, is featured.
European authorities are actively investigating the Epstein files, with details emerging on how these investigations are being conducted.
European authorities are actively investigating files related to Jeffrey Epstein, examining potential connections and implications.
The European Union is experiencing a split over the role of Frontex, its border and coast guard agency, highlighting disagreements on border management policies.
European authorities are investigating the Jeffrey Epstein files, with a private Manhattan club also facing issues related to Epstein.
The Times showcases eleven remarkable homes currently on the market, ranging from Shetland to Sardinia.

The U.S. State Department has issued an urgent travel warning for Americans in Switzerland, Austria, and France due to 'extremely dangerous' avalanche conditions, following dozens of deaths in European avalanches this season.

The US Supreme Court has struck down tariffs imposed by former President Trump, leading to discussions about the implications for Mexico.
The development of a phantom stealth fighter has reportedly exposed deep divisions among European nations regarding defense strategies and cooperation.
Christine Lagarde states that her 'baseline' expectation is to complete her term at the European Central Bank.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, has stated that her 'baseline' intention is to complete her term.

The trend of social media bans is reportedly continuing to spread across various countries, from Germany to Brazil, raising concerns about digital freedoms.
A preview of the upcoming Premier League clash between Everton and Manchester United, a match that could significantly impact the race for European football.
Christine Lagarde has stated her intention to complete her term at the European Central Bank, affirming her commitment to her current role.
European authorities are actively investigating files related to Jeffrey Epstein, as detailed in a WSJ podcast.

The CIA has retracted reports previously flagged for bias, with former officials arguing the documents reflected past administration priorities rather than shoddy work.

Nigerian National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu and Charles Fries of the European External Action Service co-chaired a meeting where Nigeria and EU leaders pledged to collaborate on security and other areas.
In an exclusive interview, Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, stated her intention to complete her current term.
European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde has stated that her 'baseline' intention is to complete her current term, providing clarity on her future at the institution.
Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, has stated her intention to complete her current term, dismissing speculation about her future.

The British government is reportedly considering new legislation to remove former Prince Andrew from the line of royal succession, following a police investigation.
Brentford aims to move closer to a historic first appearance in European competition as they host a struggling Brighton side.
While President Trump’s staunchest supporters condemned the decision, some Republicans suggested it restored Congress’s rightful role in weighing in on trade policy.

An article discusses the necessity of Europe acquiring nuclear weapons to deter Russia in Ukraine, alongside other readers' letters, while another argues that only a unified army and true integration will solve Europe’s defense problems.
An article discusses the necessity of Europe acquiring nuclear weapons to deter Russia in Ukraine, alongside other reader perspectives on the conflict.

The manslaughter conviction of an amateur climber in Austria for his girlfriend's death has raised concerns among experts about its potential chilling effect on climbing activities across Europe.

Maria Kolesnikova, a Belarusian opposition figure, has called on European leaders to reopen diplomatic channels with Alexander Lukashenko, stating it seems the only way to ease tensions.
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Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank, has stated that her 'baseline' is to complete her term.

New Mexico will reopen its criminal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s Zorro ranch to examine its potential role in the disgraced financier’s trafficking scheme, following a pressure campaign.
The European Central Bank is reportedly preparing a global liquidity backstop, anticipating a significant wave of euro debt beginning in the third quarter of 2026.
Former player Rafael van der Vaart has made a bold claim that Arsenal lacks any world-class players, casting doubt on their aspirations for a treble and their standing among Europe's elite football clubs.
Roma currently holds the best defensive record among the top five European leagues, with Milan, Como, Arsenal, and Real Madrid also ranking high.
A US envoy has issued a warning that a 'Made In Europe' defense plan could negatively impact allied security and cooperation.
European gas prices are increasing due to growing concerns about potential disruptions to liquefied natural gas (LNG) trade.

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill expresses his desire for team unity following a recent European setback, aiming for a cohesive direction for the club.