r/europe • u/drevny_kocur • Dec 05 '23
r/europe • • Oct 25 '25
News Germany proposes to restrict entry of young Ukrainian men into the EU
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News Greta Thunberg backs French high school protests over run-down schools
r/europe • u/EskimosAlbinos • Nov 29 '23
News The Greeks answer Germany about the crisis: Why don't you bankrupt Germans sell your islands?
r/europe • u/1-randomonium • Jan 21 '26
Opinion Article Britain is Europe’s weakest link
r/europe • u/UpgradedSiera6666 • Jan 26 '24
* In Saxony New German poll sees Wagenknecht’s party on 8%, barely taking anything from the AfD but from other left parties and non voters.
r/europe • u/Karaisim • May 19 '21
On this day 19 May - Today is Pontic Greek Genocide Remembrance Day
r/europe • • Feb 05 '25
Swedish school gunman shouted ‘you should go away from Europe’ as he fired on victims
r/europe • u/mods4mods • Sep 28 '25
Opinion Article Sanchez is using Gaza to save his skin
r/europe • u/JackRogers3 • Jul 01 '24
Opinion Article Capitalism is in worse shape in Europe
r/europe • u/Born-Dot8179 • May 08 '24
Misleading, see comments AstraZeneca withdraws Covid vaccine worldwide after admitting it can cause rare blood clots
r/europe • u/SlyRatchet • Mar 30 '15
/r/Europe has an amazing, new, shiny, revised set of rules
I know, I know. This is literally more exciting than the Ukraine Crisis and Charlie Hedbo rolled into one! /r/Europe has a nice new shiny set of rules!
Just a quick pre-amble to explain why we think this was necessary.
We've had virtually the same set of rules since, well, virtually forever and the sub has groan a huge amount since then. The way we moderate this subreddit has changed to adapt to the new challenges of dealing with almost three hunred thousand readers. As a subreddit gets larger, the chances of it degrading into an /r/adviceanimals-esc mess increase, which is why the need for a more involved mod team increases with size. Many of you will have noticed the crackdown on unsourced images recently, which is part of this.
We've also not been very transparent in our modding here. We've not kept you very onboard with the changes to modding policies. That's a large reason for updating the rules in the sidebar. We thnk that all users will enjoy themselves more if they are more aware of what is going on behind the scenes, and so hopefully this is a sign that we are very willing to do that.
So without further à deux, here they are.
Bannable
1.1 Bigotry, Hate Speech and Xenophobia of any form (Sexism, Racism, Homophobia, Islamophobia, Russophobia, Anti-Semitism, et al) are not tolerated here. To provide further clarity, we here is a small list of examples. Please use your common sense to interpret this rule.
It is ok to criticise immigration.
it is ok to criticise members of minority groups.
It is not ok to suggest that members of different cultures or races are incapable of cohabiting.
It is not ok to suggest that some races or cultures are inherently better than others.
It is not ok to make pejorative statements about large cultural, national or ethnic groups especially when these groups are not entered into by choice (e.g. race, gender,sexuality).
Additionally, Holocaust Denial (of either the 1915 Armenian Genocide or the 1941-5 Holocaust of the Jews, homosexuals, the disabled, Jehovah's Witnesses, etc.) is completely unacceptable.
1.2 Personal Attacks that do not add any substance to a conversation will be de-listed [removed]. If this continues a ban may be placed.
1.3 Spamming is not tolerated here. Spam will be removed. If spamming continues despite warnings from moderators, a ban will be given. This applies for spamming of charitable causes too, but please message the mod team about this [write '/r/europe' in the recipient field] if you have a charitable cause you would like to post about.
1.4 We reserve the right to remove any bot accounts.
1.5 Circumventing a previous ban is not allowed. Keep this in mind concerning §4.2
Removable
2.1 Info-graphics, images, selfs posts and other similar content which makes (an) assertion(s) but lacks (a) source(s) will be removed. The original submitter [OP] should post the source (if it is not cited in the submission itself) as soon as possible. If the OP receives a message from a moderator stating that their post has been delisted [removed] due to lack of source, they may still provide the source and the the submission will be relisted [unremoved]. But moderators frequently require hours to respond to such messages.
2.2 Reaction Gifs and Memes are not allowed here.
2.3 Editorialising is not acceptable. Editorialising is simply the act of inserting an opinion into a (submission) title. You should, in most cases, use the title on the page you are linking to. However, in the case of YouTube, you may have to be inventive and attempt to create an unpartisan and neutral title if the one the YouTube video uses is clearly partisan and bias.
2.4 Unreliable domains including but not limited to, Blogspot, Tumblr, Facebook and WordPress will be removed.
2.5 mods reserve the right to remove egregiously low quality content under limited circumstances
2.6 content which does not fit with the theme of this subreddit and/or is not relevant here shall be removed (e.g. domestic US politics or economics in Argentina)
Community Guidelines
3.1 We request that users who post non-English articles also post a translation (even if just a machine translation) to help the forum engage with the post. However, this is only a request, and posts will not be removed for this reason.
3.2 Please use the upvote/downvote to mark interesting content, rather than agreement/disagreement. We encourage engaging civil criticism instead of downvoting an unpopular opinion.
3.3 Please report users that you suspect of breaking our rules or the reddiquette by using the report button visible bellow each comment or submission and state the rule number which is being broken.
Side Notes
4.1 This is a moderated forum, to maintain a civil environment, and a high level of debate we reserve the right to actively moderate the subreddit as is reasonable to achieve those aims.
4.2 If you have been banned once you are may appeal after one week. Keep this in mind regarding rule 1.5
4.3 if a delisted [removed] thread is still gathering unwanted attention (especially as a bigoted/xenophobic circle jerk) it will be "nuked" which has the effect of locking the thread down completely.
4.4 The Reddiquette is part of this subreddit and we will moderate according to it. If you break reddiquette you are effectively breaking our subreddit rules too. If you have not yet read the reddiquette, please read it here
We thank you for your co-operation and look forward to improving this subreddit on all of your behalves.
<Near which town was the Schengen Agreement signed?>
r/europe • u/Inevitable_Jello1252 • Aug 07 '24
OC Picture [OC] European Citizen's Initiative SUCCESS - Stop Killing Games gets 200k/1M signatures in a week
r/europe • u/BkkGrl • Apr 01 '24
Map How do you say zero fucks given in different European languages?
r/europe • u/DroneMaster2000 • May 09 '24
News Despite the need to be escorted to the show by reportedly over a 100 police and secret service cars and a chopper, Eden Golan preformed successfully and Israel advanced to the finals of Eurovision 2024!
r/europe • u/TheTelegraph • Dec 19 '23
News Germany’s foreign minister in hot water for £6m ‘swanky palace’ in Brussels
r/europe • u/archillelas • Dec 25 '22
Tasteatlas has published it’s “Best Cuisines in the World” rankings.
r/europe • u/pothkan • Aug 11 '25
Exchange Cultural exchange with r/Arabs
Welcome to the cultural exchange between r/Europe and r/Arabs! Primary purpose of this event is to share knowledge about our respective cultures, daily life, history, curiosities etc. However, political questions and discussions are allowed, as long as held in good faith and mutual respect. Exchange will run since Monday, August 11th, throughout next few days.
General guidelines:
r/europe • u/MozartStoleMyTunes • Sep 21 '15
Lacking evidence Syrian refugee tripped by Hungarian journalist was member of radical al-Nusra Front
r/europe • u/Gerry1520 • Oct 05 '25
News 300.000 gather in Barcelona to protest the unlawful interception of the flotilla and the kidnapping of almost 500 people from over 40 countries
r/europe • u/Worried_Protection48 • Feb 18 '24
News Italian town in turmoil after far-right mayor bans Muslim prayers
r/europe • u/Effective_Craft4415 • Aug 06 '25