Europe
Violent protests in Italy and Albania against rising prices
Italian President Georgia Meloni has convened a meeting on Monday to discuss law and order in Albania, where the president has warned that "protests endanger Albania's accession to the European Union."
Pradales stresses that the Basque Country has the "leadership" to advance the "dream" of the Atlantic macroregion
"In the process of making the dream of setting up a macro-region a reality, many people have rowed for eight years and today they are going to adopt an opinion to keep the project going," Pradales told the media from Brussels.
Performance: the challenges and opportunities of the digital euro and the European wallet
Benefits will hold a day on the future of payments and digital identification in Bilbao, with the participation of Xabier Arrieta and Oskar Guadilla of EJIE and Alaitz Zabala of the University of Deusto. The meeting will take place in BAT Tower and will be moderated by journalist Joseba Olagarai.
This was the second warmest September in history worldwide, according to Copernicus
The month of September 2023 has only exceeded the record, with the average sea surface temperature being the highest ever recorded (21.05 ° C).
They'll be news: the start of the festival, the aftermath of the General Policy debate, and Europe and Canada have tightened their relationship
In two words, a summary of what will be news of the Present today.
Carney: "Canada and the European Union are stronger together"
Inflation in the eurozone rose to 3.2% in August, a tenth below expectations
Energy prices, which rose 14.3 per cent from August last year, showed the highest growth.
Von der Leyen proposes a "flexible" emergency framework for managing migration crises like Ceuta
In addition, the President of the European Union has announced a proposal to ban social media for children under 13 years of age and to use it with restrictions up to the age of 15.
The Swedes will decide today between the centre-left opposition or the current right-wing government
The centre-left is a favorite in the polls with a slight difference, and if the right wins in the end, the far-right can enter the government.
August has been the hottest month ever recorded worldwide
In Europe as a whole, it's been the third warmest summer since records, after 2024 and 2022. In the case of Western Europe, it's been the hottest in history, surpassing 2003.
Housing Second homes in tourist activities and tense areas Europe Wants to Limit Buying
Brussels wants to address the serious problem of the housing crisis across Europe, and today it has introduced a new law that aims, among other things, to reduce tourist housing activity and the purchase of second homes in tense areas.
European leaders welcome AfD's victory with concern: "It is a threat to Europe"
What's the new map of the world that the UN is proposing?
The UN General Assembly has taken a decision to stop using the design of the current world map and start using another one more faithful to the size of the continents, which, for example, would increase the size of Africa.
Melgosa calls for a "broad vision" in the face of the migration crisis and claims the role of the Basque Country as the Northern Border
The Councillor for Welfare, Youth and Demographic Challenge has urged the State and the European Union to recognise their responsibility for a migration crisis which, in his view, has a geopolitical dimension and Melgosa has announced that he will meet next week (3 September) with Minister Elma Saiz, who will defend the Basque Country's increased migration powers and the need to recognise its role as the Northern Border.
Forest fires do not give a truce in Europe
Dozens of fires have ravaged the entire continent this summer. According to data from the European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS), 576,027 hectares were burned in the territory until August 12.
Brussels says the EU has "done its homework well" in Ceuta and calls for "accelerating migration reforms"
European Commissioner for the Interior and Migration, Magnus Brunner, has said that the main conclusion of the crisis in Ceuta is that European Union partners must manage migration policies' jointly '.
EU interior ministers will discuss the crisis in Ceuta today at an extraordinary meeting
Von der Leyen says' it is necessary 'to' further strengthen 'European border control
The President of the European Commission warned that 'we must be vigilant at all critical points and maintain close coordination between all the authorities'. In this context, he called for 'a process of analysis of what we have learned to improve Europe's resilience'.
Inflation in the euro area stood at 2.9% in July, rising by a tenth
The year-on-year rate just published by Eurostat is 3.8% in Spain, two tenths higher than in June, and 2.4% in France, four tenths higher than last month, with inflation rising most in the energy sector.
Brussels mobilizes four aircraft from Greece and Italy to help combat the fires that hit Madrid and Ávila
Ayuso has claimed that this is "the most serious fire in the history of the Community of Madrid" and has stressed that the top priority is "saving lives." The fire has already burned about 6,000 hectares and the flames remain "powerless to extinguish."