Category: 3. Europe

We’ve all heard the stereotypes, right?

Americans arriving in Europe with their extra-large coffees and broad smiles, eager to explore every nook and cranny of the continent, but sometimes missing the subtle cultural cues along the way.

I…

High Representative Christian Schmidt briefed on latest developments surrounding implementation of the 1995 General Framework Agreement for Peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which ended more than three years of bloodshed and genocide following the breakup of the former Yugoslavia.

The accord, also…

National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions will enter the European river cruises market in 2026 through a new agreement with charter-only river cruise company Transcend Cruises.

According to…

The University of Southampton has opened the first electron-beam (e-beam) lithography facility in Europe to support next-generation semiconductor design.

The facility will form part of the British university’s Optoelectronics Research Centre…

Lindblad Expeditions will launch a Europe River cruise offering through a multi-year charter agreement with Transcend Cruises.

The initial contract between the near 60-year-old expedition line and the global B2B charter-only river operator will…

Analysts at Freedom24, the investment platform of European group Freedom Holding Corp., reveal a historic shift in capital flows: U.S. investors are making strong bets on Europe. In just the first quarter of 2025, they invested $10.6 billion in…

Haulotte has appointed Guillaume Van Hoeck as Managing Director for Europe, succeeding Patrick Murris.

With over 25 years of experience in global B2B roles, Van Hoeck has been with Haulotte since 2014 and brings a long track…

Italy and Hungary have failed to meet a legal deadline under the EU’s AI Act to appoint bodies required to ensure that EU fundamental rights are respected in the deployment of AI tools, according to data provided by the European Commission.

A spokesperson for the Commission told…

On Wednesday, 7 May, Roman Catholic cardinals from around the world will be locked inside the Sistine Chapel as the conclave – the storied process to elect a new pope – begins.

Rome and the Vatican City have seen a surge of visitors following the death of Pope Francis on 21 April.

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