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Severe Storm Éowyn wreaks havoc in the UK and Ireland, causing power outages, widespread travel disruptions, and dangerous winds of up to 113 mph. Authorities issue rare red weather warnings.

EU relocates its informal defence summit from Limont Castle to Egmont Palace in Brussels, citing security concerns, as leaders prepare to discuss Europe’s growing role in defence policy.

Egg prices have surged to over $9 per dozen due to avian flu outbreaks, culling millions of hens and creating supply shortages that experts warn may persist into late 2025.

The European Commission intensifies its probe into X, seeking records on recommender systems and algorithmic changes to ensure compliance with the Digital Services Act.

The European Union has unveiled a €1.87 billion budget for 2025 to address global crises, focusing on emergencies in Gaza, Syria, Ukraine, and other critical regions worldwide.

Belgium received 39,615 asylum applications in 2024, marking a 12% increase from 2023 and reaching the highest levels since 2015, as migration pressures remain high across Europe.

The European Commission has unveiled a cybersecurity action plan to protect EU hospitals and healthcare providers, focusing on prevention, detection, and rapid response to minimize the impact of cyber threats.

NATO announces Baltic Sentry, a mission deploying ships and drones to safeguard the vital undersea cables in the Baltic Sea region, which carry 95% of global internet traffic.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced his resignation as Liberal Party leader while remaining prime minister until a successor is chosen, marking the end of his nine-year tenure.

Over 60 million people in the U.S. face severe weather as a winter storm brings snow, ice, and thunderstorms, causing travel delays and emergency declarations across multiple states.