Category: 3. Europe

Published on
08/12/2025 – 13:23 GMT+1

Portugal is set for travel disruption on 11 December as a nationwide general strike could paralyse transport networks and ground most flights.

About half…

A number of well-known consumer and industrial groups — including Costco, Revlon, Kawasaki Motors, and Bumble Bee Foods — are mounting a wave of legal challenges to Donald Trump’s sweeping “Liberation Day” tariffs. The goal is to seek refunds for the duties they have paid so far and…

A new global study suggests that focusing on sleep may be more beneficial than exercise for overall health, as most people struggle to meet recommended levels of both rest and physical activity.

The research, published in the journal Communications Medicine, found that most people fall short…

Speaking in New York on Monday, UN Spokesperson Stéphane Dujarric told journalists the UN humanitarian office, OCHA, was deeply concerned by the scale and spread of the latest attacks.

“In recent days we’ve seen an alarming pattern of intensifying hostilities in frontline areas and…

Addressing ambassadors, Finland’s Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen, who currently chairs the 57-nation OSCE, described the conflict as the gravest challenge to European security in decades and a direct assault on the foundations of the rules-based international order.  

“Russia’s war of…

Published on
08/12/2025 – 12:25 GMT+1

A popular museum is under growing pressure to cut ties with fossil giant Shell after being accused of misleading children about the climate crisis.

An…

Published on
08/12/2025 – 12:02 GMT+1

Clearly on a high from receiving the inaugural FIFA Peace Prize prior to the 2026 World Cup draw last week, Donald Trump has weighed in on the…

The European Commission is to launch a near-€1.2 trillion project aimed at helping EU member states fast-track permits for grid infrastructure, renewable energy projects and storage, in a bid to modernise the bloc’s electric grid, according to a leaked document seen by Euronews.

The…