Category: 3. Europe

Europe is underinvesting in its own future. The result is slower growth, wider inequality and rising economic discontent — a combination that feeds the appeal of the far right. Reversing this trend means investing more and spreading that…

A former British paratrooper has been acquitted of murder over the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre in Northern Ireland.

The defendant is the only soldier to have been charged in connection with the shooting, in which members of the Parachute Regiment killed 13 demonstrators and injured at least…

Le tribunal a estimé que la major pétrolière s’était livrée à des “pratiques commerciales trompeuses” en diffusant sur son site web des affirmations faisant apparaître ses activités comme plus vertes qu’elles ne l’étaient — une pratique connue sous le nom de greenwashing…

The European Union has sanctioned two mainland Chinese oil refineries and one Hong Kong-based oil trader as part of its latest efforts to hobble Russia’s war economy, drawing a stern rebuke from Beijing.

The companies were listed in a broader…

Counter Terrorism Policing London Commander Dominic Murphy said: “We’re seeing an increasing number of who we would describe as ‘proxies’ being recruited by foreign intelligence services and these arrests are directly related to our ongoing to efforts to disrupt this type of…

Geopolitical tensions will continue to impact firms across Europe in 2026; in particular, uncertainty around US policy decisions is affecting both short-term and long-term planning….