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Forty-two countries.One calm voice.
Europe at night
Votes at two in the morning. Borders that close by breakfast. Strikes, summits, airspace and sanctions, moving faster than any feed can follow. EWS reads all of it, so you only read what matters.
Every turning point started as a signal. Most people heard about it the next morning.
- 1961. 15 June. “No one intends to build a wall.” 13 August. Berlin wakes up divided.
- 1989. 9 November, 18:53. A spokesman reads out a note on live TV. Before midnight, the Wall is open.
- 1991. 25 June. Slovenia and Croatia declare independence. Two days later, war returns to Europe.
- 2014. 27 February. Soldiers without insignia appear in Crimea. Three weeks later, the peninsula is annexed.
- 2016. June. The polls are within a few points. 23 June. Britain votes to leave the EU.
- 2022. For months, satellite images show troops massing at the border. 24 February. Russia invades Ukraine.
- Next time, catch the signal.
Before it trends.Before it reaches you second-hand.
Flags in the wind before dawn
Every hour, somewhere.
- 02:14 StrasbourgThe vote nobody stayed up for.
- 06:40 WarsawAirspace changes before the first flight.
- 11:05 BrusselsTalks stall. Markets notice.
- 18:30 ParisA strike is called for tomorrow.
Let EWS keep up for you.
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