Category: 3. Europe

By Wouter Vermeulen, Vice-President Sustainability and Public Policy, Coca-Cola Europe

Bay Bashir opened his first corner shop in Middlesbrough (Great Britain) in 1998. He’d recently had a baby and had no experience of how to run a store, but he also had a dream to build a legacy for his…

Published on
01/12/2025 – 14:19 GMT+1

Air pollution has been linked to thousands of preventable deaths in the European Union, despite a “significant” improvement in air quality.

A new…

The new NICE threshold will be £25,000 to £35,000 per quality adjusted life year gained over and above current treatments.

The U.K. government said the two tweaks together will raise long-term NHS drugs spending by about 25 percent, but exact details haven’t yet been set out. No. 10…

The Kanto region, defined by the expansive Greater Tokyo Area, is recognised for its dynamic modernity, towering architecture, advanced technology and bustling commerce.

Yet, beneath this contemporary exterior lies a deep historical foundation stemming from its time as Edo, the…

France is one of the few European countries where poverty rates have increased over the past decade.

According to the latest Eurostat data, Paris has reported an almost 2% increase since 2014 in the number of people experiencing “difficulties” or “great difficulties” in making ends meet, as…

A Russian missile attack on the eastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro has killed four people and injured 40, authorities have said.

Unconfirmed reports say a ballistic missile was used in the strike, which took place on Monday morning.

Videos shared online showed a large explosion occur on the side…

A long-lost painting by Baroque artist Peter Paul Rubens, hidden for centuries, sold for €2.3 million at an auction in Versailles.

The artwork, found in a private Paris townhouse, depicts the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and was…