Rome's airports have temporarily suspended the implementation of a new EU border control system due to technical issues and massive queues. The system, which requires fingerprints and facial scans from non-EU citizens, will remain paused until the process becomes more efficient.
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte met with Donald Trump at the White House, employing a strategy of flattery combined with diplomatic firmness. The encounter highlighted Rutte's efforts to maintain a strong relationship with the U.S. leadership while also defending the alliance's interests.
Amsterdam will host WorldPride for the first time this summer, featuring two weeks of international LGBTQ+ celebrations. The extensive event program includes a massive boat parade, outdoor cinema, concerts, and street parties throughout the city.
The European Union has disbursed the first 3.2 billion euros of a planned 90 billion euro loan to Ukraine. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the transfer during a recovery conference for Ukraine held in Gdańsk, Poland.
A driver struck a group of football fans celebrating Mexico's World Cup victory in the resort town of Cabo San Lucas. Several people were injured in the incident, and the driver has since been arrested by local police.
European Union member states have signed the final agreement for the first phase of a trade deal established with the United States last summer. This agreement ensures that the EU will not impose import tariffs on certain goods, such as American lobster.