A giant parachute built for Europe’s beleaguered ExoMars mission has aced a drop test with a mock lander during a test campaign in the Arctic.
The double parachute system consists of a 50-foot-wide (15-meter) first-stage chute and a secondary…
Category: 3. Europe
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What are the most googled jobs for English-speaking immigrants across Europe?
From social worker to musician, a new study found out which roles international job seekers are searching for the most on Google.
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The EU’s Clean Industrial Deal: Can Europe Align its…
Advancing the Circular Economy and Securing Critical Raw Materials
To ensure supply chain resilience, the Clean Industrial Deal prioritises raw material access, circularity, and recycling infrastructure.
The Clean Industrial Deal promotes the…
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More than 90% of new renewable energy capacity is now cheaper than fossil fuels, study shows
The global switch to renewable energy has passed a “positive tipping point”, according to two United Nations reports released on Tuesday.
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What could biggest oil discovery in Poland's history mean for Europe's energy mix?
Euronews asked analysts if the huge oil and gas deposits discovered under the Baltic Sea offer Europe a chance to be less reliant on Russian energy.
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Elon Musk’s Neuralink implants brain-computer device into ninth participant
The device works by connecting a person’s nervous system to devices that can interpret their brain activity, allowing them to use computers using only their thoughts.
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British potatoes and Spanish olives: How climate extremes are pushing up food prices
The study highlights how climate-driven food price spikes can aggravate public health risks and social unrest.
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French citiesimpose curfews on children after drug violence
A number of French cities have imposed night-time curfews on young people following a spate of violence linked to drug trafficking.
Nîmes in the south was the latest to bring in measures, which authorities said were meant to prevent under 16s from being “exposed to violence” and to “contain…
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Uzbekistan taps rare materials with greener methods to support global supply chains
Uzbekistan is ramping up its mining exports — including uranium — to meet global demand for rare materials. From cleaner extraction techniques to foreign partnerships, the country is positioning itself as a reliable supplier in the energy transition supply chain.
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Donald Trump pulls the US out of UNESCO again, just two years after rejoining
Donald Trump is withdrawing the United States from the United Nations’ cultural agency UNESCO once more, citing anti-Israel bias and the admission of Palestine as a member – marking the third time the country has quit the organisation.
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