The Latest Breaking News from Europe

Is Europe's heatwave bad news for renewables? Surge in solar turns power prices negative

Soaring temperatures can actually hinder some kinds of renewable energy output, even sun-absorbing solar.

Euronews · Jun 1

Why is Europe falling behind the US on AI adoption at work?

A new study shows a clear gap in workplace AI use between the US and Europe - and suggests management structure may be a key reason why.

Euronews · Jun 1

An LNG glut is on its way

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz and the shutdown of Qatar’s LNG exports have pushed gas prices higher, but the disruption could ultimately lead to a prolonged global LNG glut, according to the analysis. The crisis has exposed the risks of relying on LNG supplies passing through Hormuz, prompting…

The Economic Times · Jun 1

Why Champions League history offers hope for Arsenal after final near miss – and one nagging concern

Plenty of sides have taken time to secure their first European crown, but there is no guarantee that Arsenal will be back in the final

The Independent UK · May 31

Europe's green jet fuels see upside in Iran war

Europe is looking at synthetic jet fuel to reduce reliance on foreign oil. The Iran war has made this cleaner fuel more attractive. While production is currently limited, new factories are needed to meet future targets. Defence forces are showing interest, potentially providing a much-needed boost for investment in this…

The Economic Times · May 31

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Belarus leader issues ominous threat to Zelensky over ‘one major target’

The Ukrainian president hopes to press on with talks while his country remains in a stronger strategic position

The Independent UK · May 31

Russia claims Ukrainian drone struck Zaporizhzhia nuclear facility, Kyiv denies

Russia's Rosatom reports a Ukrainian drone hit the Europe's largest Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant. They state no critical equipment was damaged, though a hole appeared in a turbine hall wall. Ukraine's military denies the claim, calling it propaganda. They assert Ukrainian forces adhere to international law and were not involved in…

The Economic Times · May 31

Europe’s innovation gap with US and China in focus at Panathēnea 2026

Access to capital, risk-taking and building global companies were central themes in Athens at Panathēnea 2026.

Euronews · May 31

Juice or whole fruit: should a morning glass count towards your 5-a-day?

Across Europe, getting enough fruit and vegetables remains a daily struggle for many. Could fruit juice help reach the target?

Euronews · May 31

Why your grocery bill is still eye-watering — even though inflation is 'under control'?

Food inflation has fallen sharply from its 2023 peak — but European grocery prices are nearly a third higher than before the pandemic, and the reasons they stay high are structural.

Euronews · May 31