Around 140 flights to Brussels have been canceled, and large parts of the public transport network are disrupted as thousands of Belgians protest government policies.
BusinessA new compromise proposal for the EU’s next long-term budget will be presented on Saturday, according to Ireland’s presidency of the Council of Ministers.
BusinessEU Council President António Costa has visited almost every EU country except Sweden to discuss the next long-term budget. But the phone calls are going well too.
BusinessIt would be harder for everyone to veto decisions, and new members would have less power. That is how the European Commission wants to make it easier to expand the union. But the proposal is already facing significant resistance.
WorldNATO countries are concerned about divisions as the US holds future meetings with only selected invitees, including Sweden.
WorldSwedish-Czech Paulina Dejmek Hack gets one of the EU Commission's top economic jobs.
BusinessUkraine lacks up to $54 billion, just over half a trillion kronor, in financing through 2029, according to preliminary calculations by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
BusinessSweden is one of six countries threatening to torpedo the EU's long-term budget - unless cuts of hundreds of billions of euros are made.
WorldAfter years of deadlock, EU countries have agreed on billions in aid to Ukraine from the "peace fund" EPF.
WorldEU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas calls for more ships for the Red Sea protection operation.
WorldThe European Commission is once again threatening Sweden and several other member states with fines for failing to transpose directives on time.
BusinessThe upside: There is a job as a trade adviser in Brussels. The downside: Which country you would work for is a secret.
WorldJust in time for the 80th anniversary of the Belgian comic classic Blake & Mortimer, stolen originals worth at least six million kronor are being returned.
EntertainmentIs "made in Europe" only made in the EU? Or also the rest of Europe? Or perhaps with European help? The definition is causing disputes among EU countries.
BusinessAzerbaijan has pardoned a French businessman who had been imprisoned since 2023 on espionage charges.
WorldThe European Commission hopes to be on the road to another completed trade agreement - now with the Philippines.
BusinessIreland is urging EU countries to start opening up to compromises in the talks on the next long-term budget. Sweden, however, continues to say no to most of it.
WorldWhile Sweden has been busy with its election campaign, the rest of Europe has been embroiled in the EU's big budget dispute. The fight over the money will be the hottest issue of the autumn.
WorldTensions in the east are escalating. How far is a pressured Russia prepared to go? They will continue until the NATO countries give a clear answer, says Russian analyst Aleksandr Golts. A real attack - with the risk of a major war - is considered very unlikely at the moment.
WorldA hot summer is followed by a hot autumn in the EU as climate action is pitted against demands for cheaper energy for households and industry. We need to wake up, says EU Environment Commissioner Jessika Roswall.
WorldHas Morocco attacked Spain, using masses of migrants as weapons? The Spanish government is downplaying the idea that this summer's migrant crisis was a Moroccan plot - but it would not have been the first time, and angry crowds are demanding action.
WorldThe world's best pole vaulter, Armand Duplantis, has been plagued by injury problems during the season. But at the Ultimate Championship in Budapest he was back as the winner and thus won a prize of around 1.5 million kronor. "I was a little scared before the competition because I didn't know if my body would hold up," he tells SVT.
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