Category: 3. Europe

Published on
11/12/2025 – 15:56 GMT+1

Dreaming of la dolce vita? In this Tuscan hilltown, it could cost far less than you think.

A tiny village in the hills west of Siena is the latest…

After two years of negotiations, the European Union reached an agreement on Thursday to overhaul its pharmaceutical legislation—last updated two decades ago – under which the European pharmaceutical industry maintains lengthy patent and exclusivity periods.

The European Council and the…

The government of Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov has resigned after protesters took to the streets in cities across the country and filled the centre of the capital Sofia on Wednesday night.

Zhelyazkov’s dramatic move came ahead of a vote of no confidence in parliament, and 20 days…

Published on
11/12/2025 – 15:02 GMT+1

The “Architects of AI” have been named TIME magazine’s Person of the Year for 2025.

The magazine cited 2025 as the year when the potential of…

By&nbspEuronews

Published on
11/12/2025 – 15:00 GMT+1

AzerTelecom Chairman Emil Masimov says the Digital Silk Way will mark the start of a new era in Eurasian connectivity. The flagship project, the…

The clunky tax-refund system that calls itself “tax-free” is being challenged by Spanish fintech company STAMP. The firm has launched a campaign pushing for tourists to avoid paying VAT at the till — triggering a debate in the tourism and retail sector about whether the whole system…

The U.K. is in negotiations with the U.S. and the EU to forge a steel alliance to counter Chinese overcapacity as the bloc works to introduce its own updated safeguards regime. The EU is the U.K.’s largest market and Brussels is creating a new steel protection regime that is set to slash…

Probes such as the ongoing investigation into how the College of Europe was awarded a contract by the EU’s diplomatic arm (EEAS) could tarnish the EU’s name, the bloc’s watchdog, Teresa Anjinho, said in Euronews’ interview programme 12 Minutes With.

“Whenever you have these kinds of…