Belgium Needs Cardiovascular Plan by Summer 2027, Says Cardiology Chief
Belgium is working toward a national cardiovascular health strategy that could integrate routine heart-risk checks into general practitioner care by 2027.
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Heart Health in Focus at Zdravilišče Radenci Health Resort and Spa
September at Zdravilišče Radenci Health Resort and Spa highlights cardiovascular wellbeing through mineral therapies, exercise, relaxation and healthy-lifestyle activities.
Portugal’s Major Sophia Solar Project Cut by 34% After Environmental Concerns
The proposed Sophia solar plant in Beira Baixa has been significantly redesigned following environmental concerns, reducing its capacity, land footprint and impact on sensitive areas.
Latvia Carry World Cup Momentum Into FIBA 3x3 Europe Cup 2026
Reigning world champions Latvia head to Antwerp with a reshaped squad and another major title in their sights.
Viktor Orban Revives Sovereignty and Anti-Brussels Rhetoric in Political Comeback
Former Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orban returns to the political spotlight, promising a combative opposition campaign focused on national sovereignty and criticism of Brussels.
Alarm in Denmark After Russian Ship Fires Flares at Military Helicopter
Denmark has raised concerns after a Russian frigate fired two flares near a Danish military helicopter operating off the country’s southern coast on Monday.
Rangnick’s World Cup Lessons: Less Golf, More Intensity
Austria coach Ralf Rangnick has taken a critical look back at his team’s World Cup campaign, admitting that some decisions around player downtime and preparation may need to change in the future.
Doctors Released as Scrutiny Grows Over Stem Cell Clinic After Mazonakis’s Death
Two doctors running a Kolonaki clinic have been released after questioning as authorities investigate the death of singer Giorgos Mazonakis following a scheduled plasmapheresis procedure.
Exclusive: Italy Proposes Zero Fees for Digital Euro Payments Under €10
Italy has proposed waiving merchant fees on digital euro transactions below €10, a measure supported by parts of the central banking community as EU lawmakers negotiate the currency’s rollout.
Food Giants Face Poland ‘Shrinkflation’ Scrutiny
Poland’s consumer watchdog is examining whether major food and household brands clearly inform consumers about reductions in product sizes.
'ZERO control of its border': Trump slams Spain over Ceuta crisis, warns Nato ally could be 'ruined'
US President Donald Trump has criticised Spain’s handling of the migrant crisis in Ceuta, while Madrid says there is no solid evidence that Morocco orchestrated the influx.
Bulgaria Posts One of EU's Strongest Retail Growth Rates
Bulgaria’s retail trade rose 5.6% year over year in July, significantly outperforming the EU and euro area averages despite a modest monthly decline.
Lithuania Tightens Grain Origin Checks at Klaipeda Port
Lithuania is tightening grain-origin inspections at Klaipeda port as increased shipments from the Kaliningrad region and potential shifts in Black Sea trade raise concerns over cargo origins and competition in the Baltic grain market.
Austria Enforces Islamic Headscarf Ban as Under-14s Return to School
Austria has brought into force a ban on Muslim headscarves in schools for girls under 14
West Nile Virus Infections Confirmed in Nine People in the Netherlands
RIVM says the virus is circulating in several Dutch provinces, with one death linked to an infection acquired abroad
Estonia’s Defence Minister Resigns Over Ukraine Ammunition Dispute
Hanno Pevkur defended his record, saying Estonia is now “better protected than ever before”
Slovenia’s Annual Inflation Accelerates to 3% in August
Slovenia’s consumer price index rose 3.0% year-on-year in August, up from 2.9% in July, according to the country’s statistical office.
Portugal’s Canoeing Star Fernando Pimenta Wins Two World Titles at 37
Pimenta wins the K1 5,000m title a day after claiming gold in the 1,000m, taking his remarkable world championship tally to 14.
PM Péter Magyar Defends Hungary’s New Asset Recovery Office Amid Growing Criticism
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has strongly defended the newly established National Office for Asset Recovery and Asset Protection (NVVH), warning that attempts to undermine or obstruct the authority could damage efforts to recover allegedly misappropriated public assets
Swedish Liberals Propose Lower Taxes to Make Climate-Friendly Living More Affordable
Sweden’s Liberal Party has proposed a series of tax changes aimed at making environmentally friendly choices more affordable, including lower taxes on electric vehicle charging and higher mileage reimbursement for private electric cars used on business trips.
