Category: 3. Europe

By&nbspAadel Haleem

Published on
21/11/2025 – 12:43 GMT+1

The inaugural Doha Film Festival has officially kicked off, marking a major new chapter in the region’s cultural landscape….

The sight of three of his sheep lying dead on the ground was shocking for farmer Anastasios Kasparidis. The large paw prints in the soil left no doubt that they had been killed by a bear, a once-rare but now increasingly frequent visitor in parts of northwestern Greece.

“It was a bear, a…

Sweden has asked its cyber agency to bolster security measures ahead of a general election next year, warning for what it called a “serious security situation.”

Cyberattacks against Sweden are on the rise, the country’s defense ministry said Friday….

In his letter to prosecutors, Margetić cites a 1993 video and purported wartime interviews, along with testimony from Bosnian officials as evidence that Vučić was a “war volunteer” in Sarajevo in 1992 and 1993, and a member of the New Sarajevo Chetnik Detachment of the Army of…

If confirmed, it would mark a new level of coordination between Moscow and Pyongyang.

The Gamaredon cybercrime group is linked to Russia’s Federal Security Service and has aggressively targeted Ukrainian government networks since the start of the invasion in 2022, mostly for intelligence…

Published on
21/11/2025 – 11:44 GMT+1

After years of failed searches, one of the planet’s rarest whales has finally been spotted in the wild.

The race to encounter the elusive…

A viral Grok-generated response in French, shared on X has sparked outrage and potential legal action after it falsely claimed that crematoria at Auschwitz concentration camp were built for disinfection rather than mass murder.

On 17 November, Grok answered questions about common myths…

Published on
21/11/2025 – 11:22 GMT+1

What do COP30, Shein’s Paris protests, and a possible rewrite of Europe’s privacy rules all have in common? They are all up for discussion this week…

Business activity in the eurozone held firm in November, maintaining the solid pace of growth recorded in October — the strongest expansion in over two years — largely thanks to continued resilience in the services sector.

However, surveys showed a sharp rise in input costs for…