Europe

Burnham called for a long-term debate on relations with the EU ahead of a November 20 summit in Brussels, citing concerns over Russian interference in European elections.

Demonstrators clashed with police in Liege over concerns including tuition costs, public transport, overcrowded classrooms and access to study materials.

India and Cyprus discussed maritime training, investment, green shipping and seafarer welfare at their first Joint Maritime Committee meeting.

Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs seeks a full term as NATO reinforces Latvia’s airspace with four German Eurofighter jets during the election.

EuroLeague shareholders will discuss a potential NBA partnership as both sides prepare separate plans for European basketball from 2027.

The US has already withdrawn from a number of European-based UN and multilateral agencies, including the World Health Organisation and the UN Human Rights Council, and is weighing further such steps.

Thousands of protesters, many wearing balaclavas, gathered to block the marchers from the Orange Order, a group hugely supportive of Northern Ireland being part of the UK.

Pope Leo has called for safer legal migration routes and action on conflict, poverty and climate change driving people from their homes.

The partnership will explore new Hyderabad–Brussels cargo opportunities, route development and stronger links with key European markets.

French President Emmanuel Macron backed Canada’s proposed EU associate membership as both countries expanded cooperation in defence, energy and space.

The AfD is on the verge of forming a minority government in Saxony-Anhalt, and becoming the first far-right party to govern a German state since World War II.

The agreement followed talks between President Alexander Lukashenko and US special envoy John Coale in Minsk.

The EU's 27 member nations will now vote on the proposal, which could spark tensions with US President Donald Trump, who has long criticised Europe's tech regulations.