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Spain validated 65,319 foreign university degrees in 2025 — 76.3% of all academic recognition decisions issued that year — according to a new report from the Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Of those, a record 30,303 were medical degrees, making healthcare the single biggest beneficiary of Spain’s overhauled degree recognition system. The […]

With a €90 billion loan for Ukraine and a new round of sanctions against Russia now unblocked and finally approved, the focus at an informal summit in Cyprus is rapidly shifting to Hungary’s long-standing veto on Kyiv’s EU accession amid hopes of using political momentum in Budapest as a new government prepares to take office. […]

Deliveries of weapons to Ukraine from the United States haven’t stopped despite the Iran war, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Thursday, saying long-range strikes continue to hammer Russian oil production and manufacturing plants. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING “Of course, we are hitting what is painful for Russia and it is very painful,” Zelenskyy said in voice messages […]

Published on 04/23/2026 – 17:09 GMT+2 French liberal MEP Christophe Grudler told Euronews the Commission’s proposed European preference, once adopted, covering public procurement in strategic sectors such as clean tech, cars and energy-intensive industries (aluminum and steel) should be limited to a core group of non-EU countries. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING The “Made in Europe” provisions of […]

European Union leaders have gathered in Cyprus for an informal summit that will kick off an internal process to establish a mutual assistance clause that could, one day, stand in for NATO’s Article 5, should the United States withdraw from the alliance, something that President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Russia’s full-scale invasion […]

The European Union agreed on Thursday to impose a new round of sanctions against Russia after Hungary and Slovakia lifted their respective vetoes over an unrelated dispute with Ukraine involving the Druzhba oil pipeline, which is now repaired. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING However, the centerpiece of the long-stalled package – a full ban on maritime services for […]

ByJorge Liboreiro&Euronews Published on 04/23/2026 – 13:48 GMT+2•Updated 3:59 p.m The European Union has given final approval to the €90 billion loan for Ukraine after Hungary lifted its veto, ending an explosive saga that saw Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in his last months in office, push the bloc’s internal norms to the breaking point. ADVERTISING […]

Europe’s critical raw materials crisis has a partial answer sitting in the waste stream — but the continent has been too slow to see it. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING Dorota Włoch, CEO of Eneris Surowce, was direct: recycling is no longer optional. Unlike plastics, metals can be recovered and reused indefinitely, making urban mining — the recovery […]

Published on 04/23/2026 – 12:56 GMT+2 Several MEPs from the Greens/European Free Alliance group have called on the European Commission to impose a temporary EU-wide ban on non-essential private jet travel, citing mounting pressure on energy supplies and rising fuel costs across Europe. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING The appeal comes in the wake of a sharp surge […]

Published on 04/23/2026 – 12:22 GMT+2•Updated 12:28 The 18th European Economic Congress in Katowice has begun, with geopolitics, defense and economic self-sufficiency dominating the agenda of one of Central Europe’s largest business and political forums. ADVERTISING ADVERTISING The three-day event, held at the city’s iconic Spodek arena under the motto “The Power of Dialogue,” brings […]