Category: 3. Europe

Barcelona’s Sagrada Familia basilica has become the world’s tallest church after builders lifted a new section of its central tower.

The structure now stands at 162.91 meters, surpassing Germany’s Ulmer Münster.

Architects say…

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31/10/2025 – 18:57 GMT+1

Moldova is committed to joining the European Union but the country needs “sustained engagement” and “clarity” from the bloc to make progress…

The Trump administration’s erratic policy shifts on Ukraine — such as abruptly halting the sharing of battlefield intelligence with Kyiv last March — and its push to politicize intelligence by appointing Trump loyalists have shaken European confidence in Washington’s…

Slovak police on Thursday said the new amendment to a traffic law that sets a maximum permitted speed on sidewalks in urban areas does not apply to pedestrians.

Several local and international media, including POLITICO, earlier reported that the law — which sets a limit of 6…

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31/10/2025 – 16:48 GMT+1

On 31 October 1975, British rock band Queen released what would become their career-defining and most-successful song, ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’,the lead…

Centrist liberal leader Rob Jetten has claimed victory in Wednesday’s nail-biting Dutch election, after vote analysis indicated his party could not be beaten by anti-Islam populist Geert Wilders.

Jetten’s D66 party currently has a narrow lead of 15,000 votes over Wilders’ Freedom Party, and Dutch…

Another new night train may soon be joining Europe’s growing fleet.

Proposals are underway for a direct connection between Switzerland, Denmark and Sweden.

The project is currently awaiting approval from the Swiss Parliament. If it gets the green light, the service will run three times a…