The Latest Breaking News from Europe

Tesla hasn’t announced any plans to bring its driverless taxi to Europe, but it probably will after autonomous vehicle standards were recently finalized.

A new discovery of an ancient farming society at Oued Beht in Morocco fills a centuries-old gap in history. It reveals that, 5,000 years ago, the Maghreb (north-west Africa) was far from a backwater. Rather, it was an integral part of life in the Mediterranean, a region nestled between north…

Poland's foreign minister says the European Union nation is tightening its visa regulations as probes into alleged cash-for-visa scandal have confirmed irregularities under the previous governmnet going into millions of dollars

Of over 1,300 European CFOs polled by Deloitte, only 2% said they didn’t expect their businesses to be impacted by geopolitics.

As part of our New Worlds issue in Travel Month, Chris Marshall Bell travelled to Slovenia to find out why it produces so many WorldTour riders per head of population.

Q36.5 Conti team manager Kevin Campbell explains closure of development squad in open letter as focus moves to ProTeam

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday held talks with French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris, as part of a European tour aimed at securing more Western support before the presidential election in the United States. His visit comes a day after Macron met Ukrainian troops being trained in France.

MG Motor, BYD and other Chinese electric car manufacturers say they will maintain their low sticker prices in Europe even after being hit with hefty tariffs this month.

When more employees feel their workplace is fair, companies are more likely to quickly adopt AI tools and thrive.

A PROJECT has been launched which could see the first introduction of a breed of huge wild cattle to Scotland, effectively reintroducing an extinct…

Prime minister champions migration in stance at odds with European neighbours