Category: 3. Europe

Published on
30/12/2025 – 22:07 GMT+1

Citi has secured the internal approvals needed to proceed with the sale of its remaining business in Russia, as Western companies continue to face legal…

Dubai’s inaugural World Sports Summit drew more than 1,500 sports industry figures for two days of discussions on athlete welfare, mental health and the future of global competition.

The summit at Madinat Jumeirah on Monday and Tuesday featured around 70 speakers including active and retired…

French politicians are deeply divided over how – or whether – to honour Brigitte Bardot, following her death as the screen legend’s later-life politics proved as controversial as her films were influential.

Bardot died on Sunday aged 91 at her home in Saint-Tropez on the southern…

Thieves used a large drill to break into a safe at a high street bank branch in western Germany and steal an estimated €30m (£26m; $35m) in cash and valuables, police have said.

A police spokesman likened the break-in to the Hollywood heist film Ocean’s Eleven, telling AFP news agency it was…

EU residents took holidays in other EU countries for almost a week long in 2024, with Greece and Romania recording the longest stays by visitors, according to the latest Eurostat data.

Both countries surpassed the EU mean with around nine nights on average.

By contrast, Estonia and Belgium…

The document states that hybrid measures “can fundamentally serve to prepare a military confrontation.” Rather than treating cyber operations or influence campaigns as background pressure, the plan places them directly within the logic of military escalation.

The assumption has…