Category: 3. Europe

As Europeans woke up to the joy of travel post-lockdown, it looked as though we were in store for a resurgence of continent-crossing night trains. Sleeper train fans hailed a “night train renaissance” and a “rail revolution”, combining…

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A German start-up has secured a record €130mn in funding to develop its fusion energy technology, as investors step up bets on…

CSU-Innenminister Alexander Dobrindt steht bei seiner ersten Innenministerkonferenz unter Beobachtung. Im Zentrum: Abschiebungen und Clan-Kriminalität. Rasmus Buchsteiner ordnet die Konfliktlinien zwischen Bund und Ländern ein.

Im 200-Sekunden-Interview erklärt…

Mistral on Tuesday launched Europe’s first AI reasoning model, which uses logical thinking to create a response, as it tries to keep pace with American and Chinese rivals at the forefront of AI development.

The French start-up has attempted to…

Lagarde told her audience that the U.S. and Europe will not allow China to destroy vital industries with what increasingly appears to be a conscious policy of flooding the world with its own goods.

“Given national security considerations and the experience during the pandemic, a…

Germany is the most expensive country in Europe to charge an electric vehicle while Turkey is the cheapest, according to research from…

The EU could also build up some goodwill in the negotiations by endorsing the terms of reference — the mandate — of the ongoing UN tax convention negotiations. Spearheaded by the Africa Group, the UN General Assembly decided to negotiate a new convention by 2027.

International tax…