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News from Europe, grouped by event. Each story links to its original reporting and update history.
An Italian military helicopter (CH-47) crashed in Bosnia near Gorica. Three people are reported dead and 12 injured. The incident occurred during a routine EUFOR Althea operation. An investigation is underway.
Garda Representative Association (GRA) announced a five-day work-to-rule action from November 10 to 14, 2026. The action coincides with major EU Presidency meetings in Dublin, including the EU Heads of State summit. The union cites dissatisfaction with working conditions and alleged breaches of working time agreements. Management warns of overtime reductions, while the government expresses concern over security for the summits.
Vonovia, Germany's largest landlord, issued a cautious outlook ahead of its quarterly results. The company faces challenges including high interest rates and political debates regarding property socialization in Berlin. The stock price reacted negatively to the announcement.
Christine Lagarde announced her early departure from the European Central Bank, effective February 2027. The ECB maintained the deposit rate at 2.5% amid rising inflation in the Eurozone. Lagarde's decision comes amidst economic challenges and criticism regarding her timing.
Berlin mayoral candidate Elif Eralp is under scrutiny after internal comments regarding a Palestine activist were accidentally sent to a media outlet. Political opponents have raised concerns about her independence and potential for blackmail. Eralp has not yet commented on the incident.
