CULTURE
A Piece of the Eiffel Tower Goes Under the Hammer in Paris
A 137-year-old section of the monument's original spiral staircase is heading to auction, with an estimate that could climb as high as the tower itself
POLITICS
Thousands Denied EU Entry as New Border Control System Rolls Out
Digital Entry/Exit System replaces passport stamps and records over 52 million crossings since its initial launch.
Europe
Hungary Votes on Sunday in Election That Could End the Orban Era
After 16 years of illiberal rule, a political outsider backed by a restless electorate is within reach of power. But winning votes may be the easier part.
GLOBE
‘Dear Ursula’: Mitsotakis Urges EU-Wide Framework on Minors and Social Media
In a letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, the Greek prime minister proposes a unified European framework by the end of 2026 to protect minors from digital addiction.
GLOBE
President Calls for Mechanism on EU Treaty Article 42.7
Christodoulides says the EU should establish clear procedures if a member state decides to invoke the mutual defence clause.
