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A Europol review says 76 percent of 2024’s top EU criminal networks left the high-threat list, while 198 groups remain.

Axpo took Beznau’s two reactors off grid after the Aare River warmed to about 25C, limiting cooling at the Swiss nuclear site on Friday.

EASA extended its Middle East and Gulf conflict zone bulletin to July 1, keeping flight warnings active for Iran, Iraq and Lebanon.

Keir Starmer’s resignation starts a Labour leadership process as Andy Burnham enters the race and a UK transition runs toward September.

France expanded heat alerts as 40°C temperatures disrupted SNCF trains, school schedules and public services before the start of summer.

The European Parliament adopted EU genomic plant rules, setting NGT categories, labeling and organic limits for sustainable agriculture.

The EU concluded its SAFE agreement with Canada, giving Canadian firms access to defence procurement under the €150 billion loan program.

Hungary’s election ended Viktor Orban’s 16-year rule as Peter Magyar’s Tisza party won a two-thirds parliamentary majority and record turnout surged.

Moscow launched the T2 tram route, extending 33 kilometers from Chertanovskaya to Novogireevo and expanding direct rail links across the city.

Brussels said no tolls should apply in the Strait of Hormuz, where restricted traffic has kept pressure on global energy and maritime trade flows.