Category: 3. Europe

Die Ukraine droht im Lärm der globalen Krisen unterzugehen. Während auf internationalen Panels über Iran, China oder Venezuela diskutiert wird, rutscht der russische Angriffskrieg gegen die Ukraine auf der Agenda nach unten, auch kurz vor der Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz. …

With more than 21,000 employees across 65 facilities in Europe, U.S.-based RTX is a major player in the European defense sector, building on the region’s technical and manufacturing talent.

In addition to direct investment, RTX works with approximately 11,000 suppliers across Europe and…

Published on
10/02/2026 – 4:01 GMT+1

Even as severe cold gripped parts of Europe and North America, global temperatures remained near record highs in January.

New data from the Copernicus…

The EU’s idea echoes Emmanuel Macron’s multi-speed Union blueprint, which he has outlined several times since he became French president in 2017. The latest version has been informally dubbed “reverse enlargement,” according to an EU official and two European diplomats, because it…

The tourism economy flourished, but it came at the cost of local residents, who were ejected from apartments hastily converted into short-term rentals and priced out of their local tascas. Home prices across the country jumped more than 124 percent between 2015 and 2025, and the median…

Ukranian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych claims the International Olympic Committee has banned his helmet featuring images of people killed in the war in his home country, in a decision that “breaks my heart”.

The 26-year-old wore the helmet during a Winter Olympics training session in…

Instead Starmer was cheered and applauded by his own MPs and peers in a private meeting on Monday night. Fighting for his future in 75 minutes, Starmer gave what one supportive MP called “the most passionate speech” of his time in office and took 44 questions, apologizing for the damage…

The fresh indictment adds to mounting European concern over alleged Russian hybrid operations — including sabotage, cyberattacks and disinformation — since Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Reported Russia-linked arson and serious sabotage incidents across Europe rose to…

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