Germany’s Opportunity Card, known in German as the Chancenkarte, offers skilled workers from outside the European Union a route to enter Germany and search for a suitable job. The system is designed for qualified people who do not yet have a confirmed job offer. However, the card does not guarantee employment. Applicants must still meet… Continue reading Germany Opportunity Card: Guide for Job Seekers
French authorities are investigating municipal police officers in Carcassonne after a leaked patrol video revealed a series of racist, misogynistic and extremist remarks. The six-hour recording came from a night patrol on November 6, 2025. Local newspaper Midi Libre obtained and published the footage. One officer’s body camera captured the conversation. The officer reportedly believed… Continue reading Carcassonne Police: Racist Remarks Trigger Investigation
Russia has introduced a more difficult threat for Ukraine’s air defences with new jet-powered drones flying at higher speeds and altitudes. Moscow has launched waves of the drones against Kyiv in recent weeks. The attacks have triggered almost constant air raid alerts across the Ukrainian capital. President Volodymyr Zelensky has described the recent attacks as… Continue reading Jet-Powered Drones: Russia Puts New Pressure on Kyiv
Spain has declassified intelligence reports concerning the mass arrival of migrants in Ceuta, seeking to address questions about what authorities knew before the crisis and whether Morocco played a role. More than 70,000 migrants entered the Spanish territory from neighbouring Morocco on July 30 and 31. The unprecedented surge raised serious questions about how such… Continue reading Ceuta Migrant Rush: Spain Declassifies Intelligence Reports
French billionaire Olivier Bouygues appeared in court in Orléans on Monday. He faces charges over alleged illegal hunting. The case involves protected bird species on his private estate in Sologne. Bouygues is standing trial with five other defendants. The court expects the proceedings to last two days. The case has attracted major attention in France.… Continue reading Olivier Bouygues Trial Opens Over Illegal Hunting Claims
The Germany far-right surge has taken a major step forward after the Alternative for Germany (AfD) secured a historic victory in the eastern state of Saxony-Anhalt. The AfD won 43.8% of the vote in Sunday’s state election. Meanwhile, Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s Christian Democratic Union (CDU) fell to 17.2%, its worst result in the state. The… Continue reading Germany Far-Right Surge: AfD Wins Saxony-Anhalt
Germany is preparing a new security plan to protect the country from drone attacks, cyber intrusions and other forms of sabotage. The plan follows the attempted drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport in August. German authorities have blamed Russia for the incident, while Moscow has rejected the accusation. Germany Plans New Protection Against Sabotage Interior Minister… Continue reading Germany Sabotage Protection Plan: Cyberdome
The AfD is making a strong final push in Saxony-Anhalt ahead of Sunday’s state election, with lead candidate Ulrich Siegmund hoping to take the far-right party into government for the first time at state level in Germany’s post-war history. The 35-year-old Siegmund has attracted large crowds during the campaign. Supporters have lined up for photographs… Continue reading AfD Saxony-Anhalt Election: Final Campaign Push
A Dover ferry protest involving dozens of masked men dressed in black caused delays at the Port of Dover on Saturday morning. The demonstration disrupted access around the Kent town and affected ferry passengers travelling between Britain and mainland Europe. Kent Police said officers attended the scene and engaged with the protesters. The force later… Continue reading Dover Port Protest Disrupts Ferry Services
Spain has extended temporary border checks on travellers arriving from Italy for another 15 days. The checks will now remain in place until September 22, instead of ending on September 7. The decision continues a growing dispute between Madrid and Rome over migration and security measures linked to the Schengen free-movement area. Spain extends checks… Continue reading Spain Italy Border Checks Extended to September 22
