Category: 3. Europe

Who will care for your ageing relatives when you can’t? It’s a question that many families in Europe are having to answer, as demographic changes caused by Europe’s ageing populations become more deeply embedded.

As loved ones get…

Kumho Tire Co., South Korea’s No. 2 tire maker, is evaluating Poland, Serbia and Portugal as a potential site for its first plant in Europe as part of its broader push to expand supply to premium automakers…

Europe Plant-Based Food Market Size

The plant-based food market size in Europe was valued at USD 3.48 billion in 2024. The European market is estimated to be worth USD 9.17 billion by 2033 from USD…

This year, US consumers fond of Belgian Easter eggs and chocolates are likely to face a hefty bill.

In addition to the pre-existing 6% US customs duty on Belgian chocolate, the sweets will be subject to a 10% tariff, like most products imported into the US, to bring the total up to…

Survivors of a deadly Russian missile attack and the doctors treating them have spoken of their horror at what unfolded in the northeast Ukrainian city of Sumy last week.

Back-to-back missile strikes on Sunday morning killed 35 people and injured more than 100 others, making it the…

Van Peteghem’s remarks come on the heels of a government agreement last week to spend 2 percent of GDP on defense and finally reach NATO’s decade-old current target. Belgium will seek to activate the national escape clause — a mechanism authorized by the European Commission to loosen fiscal…

Scandinavian Airlines (SAS) is reintroducing a dedicated Business Class product on its European routes, a move that reflects its evolving…

Scandinavian Airlines is to reintroduce a business class cabin on short-haul flights due to “increasing customer demand for premium service”.

SAS, which dropped business class cabins on short-haul services in 2013, said it would restore the…