Tends of thousands of Hungarians attend opposition leader's rally
A rising political newcomer hoping to deal a blow to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán mobilised tens of thousands of supporters in Budapest on Saturday.
Fact check: EU elections and fake news about ballot fraud
As European parliamentary elections kick off, voters have been exposed to plenty of disinformation regarding voting rules. DW looked at four popular claims aimed at disrupting the democratic process.
Russia Is Targeting Germany With Fake Information as Europe Votes
A European Commission spokesperson says Russia is focusing on Germany more than any other EU country—and estimates the Kremlin is spending €1 billion on disinformation campaigns.
Spain to join South Africa’s genocide case against Israel
“We made this decision in light of the continuation of the military operation in Gaza,” Albares said, adding that Spain’s “only objective is to end the war.”
Italy's Draghi edges von der Leyen in poll on next Commission chief
The former Italian premier pips the incumbent European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in a poll on who is more suited to take the helm of the next EU executive.
EU anti-fraud enforcers probe Belgium’s top far-right MEP
Belgian MEP Tom Vandendriessche, the top candidate on the EU election list of the far-right Vlaams Belang party, is under investigation by the bloc’s OLAF anti-fraud office.
The EU must foster deeper defence integration with accession countries
Today’s situation demands the EU to put foreign and defence policy alignment into the heart of the enlargement process, Laurence Boone and Nicu Popescu write.
Macron dissolves parliament after EU defeat, calls election
French President Emmanuel Macron dissolved parliament on Sunday, following his party’s crushing defeat at the hands of the far-right National Rally in the European election.
EU elections: Austria's far-right FPÖ comes out on top in party first, exit polls show
In a forecast carried out for the country's national broadcasters, the Freedom Party (FPÖ) will take a clear first place with 27% of the vote, marking the first time the party won a nationwide election.
Borrell condemns ‘bloodbath’ in Gaza as death toll from Israeli hostage raid soars
The EU’s foreign policy chief Josep Borrell on Sunday hit out at “appalling” reports that hundreds of civilians died in Gaza during an Israeli hostage-rescue operation, as the death toll in the operation soared.
Tens of thousands join election rally against German far right
Tens of thousands of demonstrators rallied in Germany on Saturday (8 June), urging citizens to vote against the far right in this weekend’s European Union elections.
Péter Magyar can make people get out of their armchairs, his MEP candidate says
"I resigned so that I could speak openly about the real situation in the health care system without being retaliated against," says András Kulja, who worked as a surgical trainee in two hospitals in Budapest until April, and whose health education TikTok page has more than 368,000 followers. He won the popular vote in Péter Magyar's EP candidate contest and has a good chance in the EP.
Spain joins South Africa’s World Court case accusing Israel of genocide
Spain will join South Africa’s case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) over the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip to help restore peace in the region, in a diplomatic move that comes days after Madrid, along with Ireland and Norway, recognised Palestinian statehood.