Category: 3. Europe

Once favoured by corporate professionals in the early 2000s, BlackBerry was one of the first devices to let people send secure emails on the move, long before smartphones became part of everyday life.

Combining push email, web browsing, calls and photography in one device, it became a symbol…

Kazakhstan is transforming the central, northern and western slopes of the Tien Shan into a year-round tourism corridor. The Almaty Mountain Cluster project will link old and new ski resorts in the Ile-Alatau range, creating more than 200 kilometres of runs along five routes, including…

The days of warfare confined to the battlefield are long gone, and artificial intelligence is playing an ever-growing role in the flow of information about global conflicts.

As security becomes an increasingly serious matter for Europe, more and more citizens are turning to chatbots for…

Gabriel Sakellaridis, a senior figure in the left-wing Nea Aristera party, posted on social media: “Another Coast Guard deterrence operation, with specific political instructions from the government, which in the name of the ‘tough’ anti-immigration policy has turned Greek waters into a cemetery.”

Once known primarily as a battery manufacturer, BYD has evolved into one of the world’s most influential electric vehicle makers, recently overtaking Tesla in global EV sales.

In 2025, BYD sold 2.26 million battery-electric vehicles, comfortably surpassing Tesla’s 1.63 million deliveries….

The European Union should appoint a special envoy to reopen diplomatic channels with Russia as part of the ongoing negotiations to end the war in Ukraine, the prime minister of Latvia and the president of Estonia told Euronews in separate interviews.

The comments reflect a rapid shift in…