The Latest Breaking News from Europe

The Champions League delivers more blockbuster fixtures on Wednesday.

International photographer and participant in exhibitions and competitions across Europe and Asia, Asylbubu Kenzhebekova, explains why companies continue to choose authentic photography in the age of AI — and why human-made visuals still outperform when it comes to selling and engaging.

There’s a misconception that SUVs have completely taken over. It’s a false impression largely fueled by Americans’ insatiable thirst for high-riding vehicles. As I pointed out in an op-ed last year, regular cars still reign supreme in many parts of the world, especially Europe.

Blues are winless on their travels in Europe this term

European leaders are set to call for stricter migration policies, a move critics say caters to far-right pressures and harms human rights

A busy week in the pro game means there are plenty of storylines from across the world to keep an eye on - here are just a handful we've picked out for you

In an interview with Euronews morning show Europe Today, Washington’s envoy to the EU Andrew Puzder said the United States sees Europe as a natural ally but it must retain its core identity for the relation to work.

"It is a declaration of political war on the EU," said one former top diplomat.

Sir Keir Starmer and David Lammy are leading the UK push for changes to the way the European Convention on Human Rights is interpreted.

A small number of British women received sperm from a donor carrying a cancer-causing gene while undergoing fertility treatment in Denmark. The donor possesses a genetic mutation of the TP53 gene, which significantly increases the risk of developing cancer by up to 90 per cent before the age of 60,…

Europe’s biggest tour operator reported full-year underlying earnings up 12.6% on a constant currency basis to 1.46 billion euro (£1.27 billion).