The Latest Breaking News from Europe

The growing influence of Google's advertising technology has raised concerns among former European leaders. They argue that this dominance threatens the media landscape across Europe, leading to calls for significant regulatory changes. These developments highlight an urgent need to reassess the competitive dynamics within the ad tech industry.

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that refusal to have sex is not grounds for divorce in a historic victory for consent and women's rights in France.

Europe is grappling with a housing crisis and rarely a week goes by without a bad news story attributed to the lack of affordable housing ...

Independent MP Iqbal Mohamed said Elon Musk’s salute during Donald Trump’s post-election rally should ‘send a shiver down everyone’s spine’.

Comparing the Leapmotor T03 to its main rival, the Dacia Spring, it’s like the two cars are the inverse of each other. The former is a Chinese car assembled in Europe, while the latter is a European car made in China. We’re driving a Leapmotor T03 this weekend, and we…

From former European stars to emerging North American prodigies, Major League Soccer has never been as packed with talent as it is right now.

A French woman blamed for her divorce because she refused to have sex with her husband has won a landmark case at Europe’s top human rights court. The case has become a talking point in the renewed debate over women's rights in France.

Protesters in Europe projected the words "Heil Tesla" and the image of Elon Musk performing the infamous saluting gesture onto Tesla's Gigafactory in Germany.

Europe’s longest-serving authoritarian leader, Belarus’ Alexander Lukashenko, is set to run for a seventh term on Jan. 26, 2025. And even before the first vote is counted, it can be stated with a fair degree of confidence that he will prevail.