Facing a new energy shock, Europe is questioning whether reviving nuclear power could be part of the solution. Across the continent, households and industries are watching with growing concern as fuel prices and the cost of refuelling vehicles rise rapidly. The EU’s executive body, the European Commission, has urged people to work from home more and travel significantly less. Policymakers warn that the situation could deteriorate further depending on developments in the Middl

U.S. President Donald Trump shared footage on social media of an हमला targeting a bridge in Karaj, where local authorities reported that two people were killed. Trump warned Iran to “make a deal” “before nothing is left.” He had previously stated that the United States would deliver an “extremely severe” strike against Iran and indicated that its objectives would be achieved shortly. In response, Iran warned of a “more extensive” and “overwhelming” retaliation, while claiming

Donald Trump’s anticipated national address from the White House drew significant attention. Trump stated that the United States would deliver an “extremely severe” strike against Iran within the next two to three weeks. “Tonight, I would like to note that we are approaching the completion of key strategic objectives (in Iran). The United States is on track to fulfill all of its military goals in a very short time; however, in the next two to three weeks, we will deliver a ve

Airlines have scaled back flight schedules and increased ticket prices due to rising jet fuel costs. Growing demand for routes that avoid stopovers in the Middle East and Gulf countries is also driving passengers to pay more. As oil prices surge amid ongoing conflicts in the region, travelers are facing both higher airfares and fewer available flights. Experts warn that even if the intensity of the conflict subsides, ticket prices are likely to remain elevated for months. Sou

While indirect peace talks are reportedly taking place behind the scenes, the conflict continues to escalate with ongoing military strikes. Israel announced that it has killed the Iranian naval commander responsible for enforcing the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that Alireza Tangsiri was “directly responsible” for the effective closure of the strait. What is happening? U.S. President Donald Trump claims that Iranian negotiators

Europeans are increasingly confronted with rapidly rising housing prices and rents. Following the 2008 Global Financial Crisis, the housing situation evolved into a continent-wide social emergency, a trend that worsened significantly after the COVID-19 pandemic. Since 2015, housing prices have surged by 60.5%, while rents have increased by 28%. Price-to-income ratios now often exceed 8 to 10 years of gross salary, reaching as high as 12 to 15 years in the most expensive Europ

In a striking development, just hours before the expiration of his ultimatum, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a five-day delay to the threatened military action against Iran’s energy infrastructure. The ultimatum had warned of strikes if the Strait of Hormuz was not fully reopened within 48 hours. Trump made the announcement via Truth Social, stating: “I have instructed that any military action against energy facilities and infrastructure in Iran be postponed for five d

Here is the statement made by Donald Trump: “If Iran does not fully and peacefully reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 48 hours from this moment, the United States will strike and destroy various energy facilities, starting with the largest ones. Thank you for your attention to this matter.” Iran, in response, warned that any attacks on its energy infrastructure would be met with retaliation against all U.S.-linked energy assets across the Middle East. Trump’s threat came afte

Rising jet fuel costs have led to a sharp increase in airfares, while airspace closures have resulted in substantial reductions to flight schedules. Flights that are still operating are being forced to take longer routes to avoid conflict zones, leading to extended travel times, increased fuel consumption, and higher emissions. Even if tensions ease, ticket prices are expected to remain elevated through the summer months. The International Energy Agency (IEA) has advised avoi

Only individuals whose parents or grandparents were born in Italy will be eligible for citizenship. The Italian Constitutional Court has approved a 2025 law that restricts the principle of jus sanguinis (citizenship by descent), a doctrine that has been in place for 160 years since 1861. Since Italy was established as a nation-state in 1861, the primary criterion for determining citizenship had been parentage. The first page of Italy’s Civil Code, published in 1865 and defin

According to a study based on the latest 2024 data released by Eurostat, the average life expectancy for women in the EU is 84.1 years, compared to 78.9 years for men. The figures show a gap of more than five years between the two. Source: KNA / ETO, JD / DW Photo: DPA

The founders of BioNTech , Uğur Şahin and Özlem Türeci , have decided to leave the pharmaceutical company they established and in which they hold a 15% stake. The pair gained worldwide recognition after developing a coronavirus vaccine using mRNA technology. BioNTech’s CEO and Co-Founder Uğur Şahin, whose company achieved major financial success during the COVID-19 pandemic, said the decision marks a new phase for the company. “Within 18 years, we transformed BioNTech from

Attacks by the United States and Israel on Iran triggered sharp volatility across global markets. While sell-offs accelerated on U.S. stock exchanges, investors turned to safe-haven assets such as gold, U.S. Treasuries, and the Swiss franc . Gold prices surged past $5,390 per ounce, approaching record levels, while Brent crude climbed to its highest level in four years. In contrast, declines were notable across equities and crypto assets. Source: Dünya Gazetesi

Jack Dorsey , the founder of Twitter , has announced the dismissal of 40% of the company’s workforce as the use of artificial intelligence expands. Dorsey argued that the layoffs were not the result of a crisis, but rather a reflection of the company’s financial strength. Claiming that many firms are lagging behind in this transformation, he said, “I believe most companies will make similar structural changes within the next year.” Dorsey added that he preferred to take a sin

Natural gas prices in Europe rose sharply on Monday following an escalation of conflicts in the Middle East after attacks on Iran and Qatar’s decision to halt production at the world’s largest liquefied natural gas (LNG) facility. European gas prices climbed by as much as 45% in early afternoon trading, reaching around €46 per megawatt-hour. A significant share of the world’s energy supply originates from the Middle East. The Strait of Hormuz , a narrow sea passage largely co

The number of doctors without German citizenship reached 64,000 in 2024. The recognition of foreign medical degrees and the situation of Syrian doctors are among the key issues drawing attention. This figure corresponds to 13% of all doctors working in Germany. Ten years ago, the number of doctors holding foreign passports stood at around 30,000, accounting for just 7% of the total. According to data from the Federal Statistical Office of Germany , nearly one quarter of all d

Europe in Motion examines the latest European Housing Trends report. Homeownership was once seen as a major milestone for every working adult with a stable income. However, rapidly rising property and energy prices, instability in the labor market, and freedom of movement are gradually reshaping this paradigm across Europe. According to the annual European Housing Trend report by real estate consultancy RE/MAX Europe , homeownership rates are declining in nearly half of the

Germany saw an increase of over 90,000 naturalizations from 2023 to 2024. With 300,000 people acquiring citizenship in 2024, and 2025 data not yet released, the trend signals continued growth nationwide. 🔶️ In the capital, Berlin , more than 39,000 people received German passports in 2025. This figure is nearly double the 22,000 recorded the previous year and roughly four times the 9,000 in 2023. 🔶️ A similar trend is observed in Hamburg , where the number rose from 7,530 i

A new survey of 27,000 people across the bloc reveals significant differences in trust levels toward local, national, and EU institutions. Eurofound asked participants in its electronic survey, Living and Working in the EU , to rate their trust in each type of institution on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 representing full trust. On average, however, none of the institutions across the EU managed to surpass the 6-point threshold. Hungary showed the highest trust in the EU. Fran

The conference brings together 65 European and international heads of state and government, along with 450 representatives from academia, politics, and the defense industry. German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stressed in his opening address that the world is no longer the same. “The world order as we knew it no longer exists. The international order based on rights and rules is on the brink of collapse. I must state clearly that even in its flawed form, that order no longer ex