Category: 3. Europe

Last week, she sought to refer her five-year ban from electoral politics to the European Court of Human Rights, and requested a review by France’s constitutional watchdog, the Constitutional Council. Le Pen had previously excoriated both institutions for their alleged meddling in French…

The home-wrecking storms and floods that swept Europe last year affected 413,000 people, a report has found, as fossil fuel pollution forced the continent to suffer through its hottest year on record.

Dramatic scenes of cars piled up on inundated…

Ukraine is mourning the victims of Russia’s ballistic missile attack on Sumy, which killed at least 35 people, including children, and wounded 119.

Two ballistic missiles hit the city at around 10:15am, according to Ukrainian officials, striking an area housing a number of religious…

FIBO’s annual show brought C-suite executives, influencers and general consumers together to Germany in a powerful demonstration of Europe’s growing love for fitness and wellness

FIBO 2025 wrapped up in Germany this past…

If you’re planning a trip to Europe, don’t assume that healthcare is free. As an American, having travel insurance in Europe can save you big money and help you have a surprisingly convenient time…

According to two of the officials, who were granted anonymity to discuss a sensitive topic, May 7 was chosen as the date for the visit to Paris because on May 8, Merz and Macron will be focused on national commemorations of the 80th anniversary of the end of WWII.

French officials are…

Labour’s pledge to decarbonize the British power system by 2030 means building more solar farms in the next five years — which in turn means leaning more on China for raw materials like polysilicon, melted down as solar panels are produced. 

China controls 80 percent to 85 percent of…