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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.

Met Office forecasts show the warmest UK weather of the year peaking at up to 26C on Wednesday before cooler, more unsettled conditions take hold.

Seven coaches left the tracks after a passenger train derailed in Ulyanovsk region, as Russian authorities reported 55 adults hurt and no fatalities.

EU migrant returns to third countries increased in the fourth quarter of 2025, with Germany, France and Sweden recording the most completed returns.

The Council has adopted the EU Talent Pool, creating a voluntary platform for non-EU workers to match with employers in shortage occupations across the bloc.

Britain and the EU remain split over how to run a youth scheme that would let young people work, study, volunteer and travel for a limited period.