Category: 3. Europe

Published on
02/12/2025 – 11:47 GMT+1

Shares in Bayer rose over 9% during Tuesday morning trading in Frankfurt after a show of support from the US government.

Amid years of legal battles…

Women in Europe live longer than men – and while they take fewer risks, such as smoking or excessive drinking, they spend less time in good health, a new analysis has found.

Women also make more frequent visits to doctors, but they often believe their problems are dismissed compared to…

Despite the pace of artificial intelligence (AI) taking off globally and governments trying to lead in the technology, inequality between countries could deepen without strong policy action, creating what researchers call “The Next Great Divergence,” according to a United Nations report.

The…

“It is our national duty to protect the German culture from foreign influence,” he said, rolling his “R” and speaking in a cadence reminiscent of Hitler.

Chrupalla told a TV show on Monday night: “He has already received the party expulsion notice and will leave the party. We…

Published on
02/12/2025 – 11:20 GMT+1

Obesity may speed up the development of Alzheimer’s disease, a new analysis shows.

The findings indicate blood tests may be more sensitive than brain…

The EU’s approach to its environmental and climate rules has been placed under extreme pressure from a combined pushback from far right parties, heavy industry and some leading members of Hoekstra’s own center right European People’s Party.

That has led to the scrapping or weakening of…

Published on
02/12/2025 – 9:57 GMT+1

Iran’s Revolutionary Court has sentenced award-winning director Jafar Panahi to one year in prison in absentia for “propaganda activities” against…

Published on
02/12/2025 – 9:31 GMT+1

The turnover of European defence companies rose by 13.8% year-on-year in 2024 with direct employment in the sector also rising to its highest level ever…