The Latest Breaking News from Europe

Sea, land and air forces sent to reinforce battlegroups along alliance’s eastern flank in response to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Officials at the European Parliament in Strasbourg are investigating after Nazi stickers were placed on the offices of Clare Daly and Mick Wallace.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has triggered one of the largest population movements in Europe since World War II. As the Ukrainian army is fortifying the cities, many city dwellers have fled to the countryside, where they have discovered a rural population determined to resist for the long term.

Russia's attack on Ukraine has highlighted concerns about oil dependency and petrol prices just as EV manufacturers look to deliver a wide range of greener cars, Financial Times reports.  Ukraine is a significant producer of the miles of cables and connectors that power many cars' electrical systems. Russia's importance as the…

Suzuki has updated the GSX-S125 in the European market with new colors and Euro 5 homologation and seeks to offer a sporty naked option for first timers.

Officials say that Moscow now controls area in northern Ukraine after fire fight

NEW DELHI: The global energy crunch spurred by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is giving the world’s biggest refining complex a much-needed boost.

The rental car industry, after a stellar performance boosted by the pandemic, is poised to embrace electrification, Reuters reported. Asian automakers could enter the electric transition, dominated by companies in the west, mainly in the U.S. and Europe. The report quoted Olivier Baldassari, group chief countries, and operations officer at rental…

As the UK makes it a criminal offence for Russian aircraft to breach its airspace ban and airlines the world over re-route their Europe to Asia flights, these are the chief effects of the new ‘Cold War of the Skies’

Ukraine will repatriate troops and equipment, including helicopters, involved in U.N. peacekeeping missions in Africa and Europe to bolster defences at home in the face of Russia's invasion, a U.N. official said.

French far-right presidential contender Eric Zemmour, on the back foot over past support for Russian President Vladimir Putin, says Ukrainians with family links to France should be given visas, unlike those fleeing conflicts in Arab Muslim nations.