Voting is currently taking place in Malta's parliamentary election. Opinion polls indicate that Prime Minister Robert Abela is favored to win reelection.
Malta is holding snap elections where economic issues, particularly rising rents and infrastructure, are central to the discussions. The governing party is anticipated to maintain its position.
A demonstration at a major Alpine pass could result in significant traffic disruptions. Meanwhile, a German minister is advocating for reduced screen time for children.
Protesters have blocked a major Alpine pass in Germany to voice their concerns regarding traffic levels. Separately, a German minister is advocating for reduced screen time for children.
The Brenner Pass, linking Germany and Italy, was blocked by thousands protesting for reduced traffic. Additionally, a German minister is considering regulations to limit children's screen time.
France's GDP has experienced a contraction due to falling exports and reduced household consumption. The decline is linked to various global factors, including the ongoing conflict in Iran and US tariffs.
Barcelona has acquired Anthony Gordon from Newcastle United. In the recent season, Gordon scored 17 goals in total, with a notable performance in the Champions League, netting 10 goals in 12 games.
Pedro Sánchez, the Prime Minister of Spain, is encountering difficulties due to ongoing corruption investigations involving members of his government and family. These developments are prompting questions about his political survival.
Polish President Andrzej Duda is contemplating the revocation of a state honor given to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy due to the renaming of a Ukrainian army unit after WWII fighters who killed Poles. This decision has led to considerable outrage in Poland.
Luka Doncic has joined an investment group that has purchased Vanoli Cremona, a professional basketball team in Italy's Lega Basket Serie A. The group is led by former Mavericks executive Donnie Nelson.
Contractors at Meta's European headquarters are protesting layoffs, citing disparities in severance packages compared to full-time employees. They argue that the severance offered to them is less generous than that provided to full-time staff.
Contractors at Meta's European headquarters are protesting their upcoming layoffs, citing unequal treatment compared to full-time employees. They highlight the differences in severance packages as a significant issue.
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev declared that the country will decrease the number of U.S. military aircraft stationed in Sofia by the end of June 2026. This decision is linked to the Trump administration's refusal to grant a visa-free travel program for Bulgarian visitors to the U.S.
Romania's political landscape is in turmoil after the government led by Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan fell in May 2026. Moderate parties are struggling to find a new path, which has allowed far-right factions to gain traction.
French MPs voted on May 29, 2026, to repeal the 'Black Code,' a law that governed slavery in French colonies. This repeal is part of ongoing discussions about France's colonial past and its impact on current societal issues.
Authorities in the Netherlands have dismantled a botnet comprising over 17 million devices, managed by 200 servers. The operation was a collaboration between the police and the National Cyber Security Center, initiated after a security researcher reported the network.
Romanian President Nicusor Dan has confirmed the expulsion of the Russian consul in Constanta. This action comes in response to a drone strike that occurred in the region.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki has proposed revoking the Order of the White Eagle awarded to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky due to Ukraine's recent naming of a military unit after the controversial Ukrainian Insurgent Army. This decision reflects ongoing historical tensions between Poland and Ukraine, particularly regarding World War II events.
The European Union will release billions in frozen funds for Hungary after the country implemented reforms. Prime Minister Peter Magyar referred to the agreement as a 'historic' breakthrough, indicating a shift in Hungary's relationship with the EU.
Romania stated that a Russian drone, after being hit by Ukrainian air defenses, struck a residential area in Romania. NATO and the EU condemned the incident, calling for accountability in military actions.
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