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– In September, Bulgaria experienced the highest annual escalation in fuel prices within the European Union, with costs rising by 31.4% compared to the previous year. The prices for fuels and lubricants used in personal transportation in Bulgaria soared by

– A total of 77 clean technology initiatives across Europe are set to benefit from €3.4 billion provided by the Innovation Fund. The European Commission revealed the selected projects on Monday, October 19, as part of its call for net-zero

– With over 20,000 victims recorded in 2023 and 2024, the European Union is addressing the rising number of human trafficking cases by implementing a comprehensive six-component plan. The European Commission introduced this new approach on Friday, October 16, just

– With approximately 17.7 billion searches conducted in 2025—an increase of 18% from 2024—European authorities are enhancing their security tools. Police officers and border guards across the European Union can now access intelligence from external partners regarding terrorist suspects instantly.

– U.S. President Donald Trump announced that Russia and Ukraine had agreed to cease hostilities targeting each other’s energy infrastructure. The declaration was made on Sunday, with Trump stating that the agreement would take effect immediately. He described it as

Emergency petroleum imports are poised to inundate domestic logistics networks as the White House finalizes a significant energy pact with the Russian Federation. After direct diplomatic talks with President Vladimir Putin, Trump announced that Russia will deliver diesel to both

Representatives from across the European Union are convening for an important summit aimed at tackling growing regional instability and domestic economic issues. Official schedules confirm the upcoming European gathering in Brussels to examine the impacts of ongoing military conflicts, disruptions

– European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has proposed a more centralised model for joint EU energy purchases. The plan would combine demand from member states and use a market operator to manage procurement. It would expand the bloc’s

– Italy has allocated €1.55 billion toward 59 water infrastructure initiatives across 17 regions under its national recovery plan. The Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport finalized this distribution within four months. These projects encompass aqueduct enhancements, distribution network upgrades, and

– In 2026, Switzerland’s glaciers experienced a 5.5% decrease in their ice mass, marking the country’s second-largest yearly percentage decline documented so far. The shrinkage followed a winter with minimal snowfall and a summer marked by repeated episodes of intense