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French prosecutors investigate leaks of confidential 2027 budget documents

Inquiry follows complaint by Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu over publication of confidential working documents29 September 2026

EU generates 129-kg of food waste per person

Households account for more than half of all food waste in EU, official figures show29 September 2026

UK to keep national museums free for overseas visitors

Government says charging international visitors could deter domestic audiences29 September 2026

Germany urges Russian president to show willingness to negotiate for peace with Ukraine

Vladimir Putin must ‘prove whether there is a willingness for peace and a willingness to negotiate on the Russian side,’ Foreign Minister Wadephul says29 September 2026

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Knife attack at Slovak school leaves 1 dead, 2 injured

Eighth-grader attacks 2 teachers, 1 student29 September 2026

Rights groups warn Spain’s planned Ceuta deportation decree threatens asylum protections

Organizations say proposal would allow removals before asylum decisions and shorten appeal deadlines29 September 2026

Spanish government agrees on eviction protections until 2030, curbs on property purchases by investment funds

Government seeks extraordinary parliamentary session Friday to secure approval of housing decrees29 September 2026

6 EU member states call for cuts to bloc’s budget: Report

Netherlands, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Austria, Finland urge budget to be reduced by 'several hundred billion euros'29 September 2026

Russia warns of nuclear response to any Kaliningrad blockade

Russian embassy responds to UK media reports discussing possible NATO blockade of Kaliningrad29 September 2026

INTERVIEW – As Merz loses ground, could Germany see a 'chancellor swap'?

Heavy regional election losses for Friedrich Merz’s conservative CDU fuel calls for early elections or a 'chancellor swap,' but political scientist Wolfgang Muno says neither is realistic 29 September 2026

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