Europe
Hungary calls EU’s push for more Ukraine funding 'astonishing'
Instead of demanding 'real oversight or suspending payments,' European Commission president suggests EU members 'send even more,' says Viktor Orban
Hungary calls EU’s push for more Ukraine funding 'astonishing'
Instead of demanding 'real oversight or suspending payments,' European Commission president suggests EU members 'send even more,' says Viktor Orban
Sarajevo families renew calls for justice over alleged ‘Sniper Safari’ during Bosnian War
'I cannot understand how someone could kill a child for amusement,' says Fatima Popovac, whose 6-year-old son was killed by sniper fire during 1992-1995 Sarajevo siege, which claimed 11,500 civilians' lives, including over 1,600 children
Louvre Museum shuts down Greek ceramics gallery due to 'fragile beams'
Decision comes less than a month after high-profile art burglary at the museum
EU launches market investigations into cloud services under bloc's digital rules
Probes to review Amazon, Microsoft as 'gateways,' between businesses, consumers
France welcomes UN Security Council resolution on Gaza, calls for 'clear political, legal framework'
'By voting in favor of this resolution, France intends to support political momentum aimed at achieving lasting end to war in Gaza,' Paris says
EU welcomes UN Security Council resolution as 'important step to end Gaza conflict'
Spokesperson calls for all parties to implement resolution 'without delay'