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easyJet cabin crew in Portugal are set to stage two strikes, the first from 2 to 6 October and the second from 19 to 23 December, with the action expected to affect the airline’s operations at Lisbon, Porto and Faro airports.
The Tunis Governorate announced suspension of afternoon classes across all public and private educational, training, and university institutions, citing warnings from the National Institute of Meteorology and advice from the regional disaster-prevention committee. Between 30 and 50 millimetres of rain were forecast across Greater Tunis in a short period, overwhelming drainage systems in several neighbourhoods.
A windfall tax for firms profiting from energy price volatility is one of the ideas circulating among EU ministers meeting in Dublin on Friday and Saturday for the periodic meetings of the Eurogroup and Economic and Financial Council.
As we ease into autumn, many European travellers say that culture and heritage are among their main travel motivations.
A Turkish actor and a footballer who helped the national football team finish third at the 2002 World Cup were among 16 people detained in anti-drug raids across Istanbul on Friday as part of a probe into celebrities, venue operators and social media influencers.
Rare have downfalls been so spectacular, and for an artist who says he refuses to be drawn into political debate, Ed Sheeran has become a political lightning rod in a snowballing controversy which shows no signs of slowing down.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said on Friday that his US counterpart Donald Trump “clearly” wants to maintain dialogue with Pyongyang and that he was “urging” him to do so.
“Here I am, putting myself on the line”, said the Portuguese prime minister,Luís Montenegro, in an address to the nation on Thursday night. Timed to coincide with the main evening news bulletins, the speech was used to set out the measures to tackle the cost of living, particularly those triggered by the increase in fuel…
Ireland will boycott the Eurovision Song Contest for the second year in a row in protest at Israel’s participation, according to Ireland’s national broadcaster RTÉ.