Thousands of Volkswagen workers in Germany held warning strikes on Monday, opposing management’s cost-cutting plans aimed at preserving bonuses and dividends

Romania’s constitutional court annulled the presidential election’s first round amid interference allegations, just as right-wing Călin Georgescu appeared poised to win

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier was forced to hand in his resignation after a successful no-confidence motion in the National Assembly

UNRWA’s medication stocks are expected to run out by the end of the month as Israeli attacks on hospitals persist and the blockade continues to deplete essential supplies.

French Prime Minister Michel Barnier, a conservative appointed by Emmanuel Macron, faces a no-confidence vote just three months into his administration due to a controversial budget proposal

Ireland’s center-right parties are set to form another coalition, with Sinn Féin remaining third in the Dáil

Trade unions in Turkey are calling for the release of dozens of unionists and media workers, arrested in what critics describe as a politically motivated crackdown on social leaders

Children in Gaza are becoming increasingly hungry and unhealthy as the destruction of healthcare infrastructure exacerbates the spread of infectious diseases

Healthcare assistants across Europe face pronounced wage disparities, both internationally and between public and private sectors, exacerbating the ongoing health workforce crisis

European movements call for an end to the US-imposed blockade on Cuba, condemning disinformation campaigns that hinder the progress of the socialist project on the Caribbean island

During a bilateral meeting on November 20, Giorgia Meloni and Javier Milei discussed opportunities for collaboration between Italy and Argentina, including in migration and trade

Thousands of people across Greece joined a general strike and mass protests, demanding action against high living expenses, restrictions on union organizing, and excessive military spending