Volkswagen is making a major bet in China, the largest and one of the most cutthroat auto markets in the world. The question is whether it will work.
The German carmaker, which once dominated the market with a more than 50% share, has invested €3 billion in a sprawling research and…
In the days ahead, the Commission will present the revision of the CO₂ standards, the most consequential part of the Automotive Package. It will determine whether Europe keeps a competitive automotive industry and affordable mobility, or whether we continue down a path driven by targets that…
The competition for rare-earth minerals, crucial for everything from clean energy to defense technology, has reached a new level of intensity. As global supply chains are realigned away from China, Greenland has emerged as a critical player. Historically viewed as peripheral in global…
What does the future hold?
It’s a question that’s on many of our minds right now, especially with 2026 looming. It’s also the subject of a fantastical exhibition in London called ‘The Future Was Then’, which blasts us into the sci-fi comic book predictions of the past to question how much…
On 12 December, in line with the Statutes of the College of Europe, following the unanimous position expressed by the Executive Committee, and after consultation and full endorsement by the Academic Council, the Administrative Council adopted a decision to transfer the powers and…
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After spending his Friday on the frontline of the war, Ukraine’s President Zelenksyy moved on to Berlin for face to face talks with American officials:…
By Egle Markeviciute, EU Tech Loop and Euronews
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As European member states’ representatives debate the proposed Digital Omnibus, the Europeans are…
You might be craving for Christmas and its comforts.
If so, you cannot be blamed.
As winter settles over Belgium and Luxembourg, the long, dark nights leave lots of us thinking of the finer things in life.
This being Belgium and Benelux, these include good food and wine and, with that…
The tool scans digital images of the same cancer tissue samples that pathologists use and can tell how fast the cancer is likely to grow and how risky it is.
Food is one of the largest household expenses in Europe, accounting for an average of about 11.9% of spending across the EU and rising to as much as 20% in countries such as Romania.
Food prices also vary widely across Europe. Eurostat’s food price level index provides a useful basis for…