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Europe Confronts Rising Drone Threat At Danish Summit

Europe Confronts Rising Drone Threat At Danish Summit

When Europe’s leaders touched down in Copenhagen this week, they did so under the shadow of a new kind of threat. Airports across Denmark had only just resumed normal operations after unexplained drone activity disrupted flights and rattled the country’s airspace. The timing could not have been sharper: within days, dozens of presidents and prime ministers would gather for back-to-back summits on security and cooperation.

Denmark responded with extraordinary measures. Civilian drone flights were banned, air traffic was heavily restricted, and foreign troops quietly deployed radar and counter-drone systems. A German frigate even dropped anchor in Copenhagen’s harbor, a reminder …

Klopp Firm: “I Don’t Want To Coach Again, I Miss Nothing”

Klopp Firm: “I Don’t Want To Coach Again, I Miss Nothing”

Jürgen Klopp has underlined that his days on the touchline are firmly behind him, insisting he has no yearning to return to full-time coaching. In a recent interview with Welt am Sonntag, the 58-year-old German revealed that he still holds the view that he’s done with being a coach, though he admitted that life and feelings can change with time. 

Since stepping down as Liverpool manager at the end of the 2023-24 season, Klopp has taken up a new role as Global Head of Soccer at Red Bull, overseeing their multi-club structure spread across Europe, the Americas, and beyond. In …

Moldova’s Vote Shows How Europe Can Resist Moscow

Moldova’s Vote Shows How Europe Can Resist Moscow

When Moldovans went to the polls this weekend, the contest was never just about local politics. It was about whether Europe’s smallest and poorest nation would drift deeper into Moscow’s orbit or keep straining toward the European Union.

The answer came with the pro-European Party of Action and Solidarity securing a narrow but decisive victory over the Patriotic Bloc, a coalition openly aligned with Russia. The governing party’s share — just over half the vote — was smaller than its landslide of four years ago, yet it was enough to maintain power and deliver a symbolic blow to Russian influence …

Trump’s Gaza Plan Draws Cautious Global Welcome

Trump’s Gaza Plan Draws Cautious Global Welcome

A chorus of cautious approval echoed across capitals in Europe and the Middle East on Monday, as leaders weighed a sweeping U.S. proposal to halt the war in Gaza. President Donald Trump, flanked by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, unveiled what he called “a historic day for peace.” The plan, he warned, offered Hamas a final chance: accept the terms or face the full weight of Israel’s military.

At its core, the blueprint demands an immediate cease-fire. Within 72 hours, Hamas would be required to release 20 living hostages and the remains of more than two dozen others believed dead. …

Maresca: I’d Rather Trail Early Than Lose A Man To Red

Maresca: I’d Rather Trail Early Than Lose A Man To Red

Enzo Maresca has made it clear how he views the balance between tactical adversity and numerical disadvantage, telling reporters that he would always prefer to see his side go a goal down early in a match than have to cope with a red card. The Chelsea manager, who has often been praised for his pragmatic but possession-oriented approach, underlined how being reduced to ten men can derail a game plan more severely than conceding in the opening moments.

Speaking ahead of Chelsea’s upcoming fixtures, Maresca explained: “I prefer to be one goal down after five minutes than one player down. …

Six European Clubs Sold Out Every League Game In 24/25

Six European Clubs Sold Out Every League Game In 24/25

Only six clubs across Europe’s top divisions managed to sell out their stadiums for every single domestic league match during the 2024/25 season, highlighting the strength of supporter loyalty and matchday culture in certain corners of the continent.

Germany dominates the list, with four Bundesliga sides achieving 100% capacity throughout the campaign. Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich, two of the league’s global heavyweights, were joined by surprise inclusions Heidenheim and St. Pauli. Dortmund’s famed “Yellow Wall” continues to set the benchmark for passionate fan culture, while Bayern’s Allianz Arena remains a fortress of consistency. The addition of Heidenheim, a smaller …

EU Scrambles For Climate Deal Ahead Of UN Summit In Brazil

EU Scrambles For Climate Deal Ahead Of UN Summit In Brazil

Europe’s claim to global climate leadership is under strain. On Thursday, environment ministers from the European Union’s 27 member states will meet in Brussels, racing against a looming United Nations deadline to finalize a plan for slashing greenhouse gas emissions by 2035.

The EU — the world’s fourth-largest emitter after China, the United States, and India — has long styled itself as the standard-bearer for climate ambition. Yet deep divisions over the bloc’s green agenda have left Brussels scrambling to avoid embarrassment ahead of November’s COP30 summit in Belem, Brazil.

With member states unable to agree on a binding 2040 …

Why The Europeans Must Apologise, Compensate South Africa

Why The Europeans Must Apologise, Compensate South Africa

Apartheid in South Africa was nothing short of a nightmare. A nightmare that was the life and reality of people of color in South Africa for over four decades, between 1948 and the early 1990s.

The Apartheid law in South Africa was a nomenclature to describe the racial reclassification and segregation that the country was thrown into, simply because the Europeans in their supremacist mindsets decided that it wasn’t enough to rip South Africans of their natural and economic resources, but to turn them into slaves and nonentities in their land.

People of colour in South Africa were in a …

Apsley Business School Ranked Among The First 100 In Europe

Apsley Business School: Ranked Among The First 100 In Europe

It is not surprising that in just a little over a decade, Apsley Business School has elevated itself to become one of the best Business Schools anyone can find in the world in terms of class, variety, affordability, flexibility, and general curriculum. Through consistent efforts coupled with hard work, purposeful determination, and tenacity, the highly renowned citadel of learning can now boast of being ranked among the best 100 schools in Europe

Before now, Apsley Business school could only boast of being one of the top five hundred business schools in the world, and today, the story is now …

Surprise As Far-Right Meloni Emerge Italy’s First Woman PM

Surprise As Far-Right Meloni Emerge Italy’s First Woman PM

Far-right leader Giorgia Meloni has been named the new prime minister of Italy becoming the first woman to head a government in the European country.

Eurosceptic and anti-immigration who are her post-fascist Brothers of Italy party — won September 25 legislative polls but needs outside support to form a government.

Meloni’s appointment is an historic event for the eurozone’s third largest economy and for Brothers of Italy, which has never been in government.

Africa Daily News, New York reports that the 45-year-old from Rome will now name her ministers who will be sworn in on Saturday in front of President …

German Central Bank Laments Over Signs Of Recession

German Central Bank Laments Over Signs Of Recession

The German central bank has lameneted on Monday about the fact that it was increasingly likely that Europe’s largest economy would be shrinking for a “prolonged” period as Russia has completely throttled down energy supplies to the continent.

“The signs of a recession for the German economy are multiplying,” the Bundesbank said in its monthly report, warning of a “broad-based and prolonged decline in economic output”.

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The likely slump was above all down to “supply-side constraints”, namely reduced deliveries of energy in the wake of the Russian invasion of …

Obesity ‘Epidemic’ In Europe Very Likely, WHO Warns

Obesity ‘Epidemic’ In Europe Very Likely, WHO Warns

The World Health Organisation, WHO have declared that ‘epidemic’ overweight and obesity rates are linked to at least 1.2 million deaths annually across Europe, calling for swift policy changes to reverse the dangerous trend which could take more lives this year.

Africa Daily News, New York reports that obesity rates in the region have over the past five decades ballooned by 138% according to the World Health Organization in a new report. The health body’s report also linked it to a series of cancers and cardiovascular diseases.

Nearly a quarter of adults are now obese in Europe, higher than in …