Category: 3. Europe

With minimal Neanderthal archaeological sites connecting Eastern Europe and Eurasia, it had long been a mystery as to how Neanderthals traveled between the two regions between 120,000 years and 60,000 years ago. Researchers in a new study,…

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Blackstone Group is preparing to significantly increase its investments across Europe as the private capital group bets…

Europe wants to go digital. Washington wants to go transactional. Brussels’ push for tech sovereignty risks clashes with the US — it’s already provoking them — but how far can Europe go to disengage from US tech?

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Dorota Łoboda, a parliamentarian for Tusk’s Civic Coalition, the largest party in the government and spokesperson for its parliamentary caucus, said the aim of the vote was to dispel suggestions that Tusk’s administration was wobbling after Nawrocki’s wafer-thin win.

“We want to…

Eleven people have died in a school shooting in the Austrian city of Graz, including a 21-year-old gunman who took his own life.

It is is the deadliest gun attack in the country’s recent history.

The BBC’s Bethany Bell visited where incident took place at Dreierschützengasse secondary school in…

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10/06/2025 – 21:15 GMT+2

President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday that France will ban access to social media for children under the age of 15 within “a few months” if this is not done at a European level.

“We must ban social media for those under…

The EU is planning to borrow €150 billion on the financial markets for its new lending instrument Security Action for Europe (SAFE). It is one of the pillars of the Readiness 2030 plan, which aims to mobilise €800 billion for defence investment by the end of the…