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Festivals, wildlife, and stunning landscapes: Why you should explore Europe in winter

As more of us opt for ‘low season’ escapes, there’s a growing sense that winter can be one of the best times to explore Europe, and enjoy some unique experiences into the bargain.

Euronews

Poliovirus detected in Germany’s sewage: Here’s why officials are concerned despite ‘low’ risks

The wastewater finding underscores the ongoing health threat, decades after Europe was declared polio-free.

Euronews

How the EPP ushered in a right-wing majority at the European Parliament

For the first time, a right-wing majority is emerging at the European Parliament as the European People's Party flirts with groups that would have been considered too toxic to work with in the past. The pivot has given the EPP a choice but also created a headache for Ursula von…

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Tech job postings fall across Europe but rise in emerging markets: where are the biggest declines?

European countries saw steep declines in tech job postings between early 2020 and late 2025, while several Middle Eastern and emerging economies recorded sharp increases. Globally, postings remain below pre-pandemic levels but are holding up better in emerging markets.

Euronews

Decathlon made a space suit no one saw coming – and it takes under 2 minutes to put on

A consumer sports brand helping shape Europe’s next-generation astronaut equipment wasn’t on anyone’s bingo card for 2025, yet here we are

These are the cheapest cities for Christmas market breaks in 2025

The Post Office has ranked the most affordable European destinations for a festive getaway

The Independent UK

Germany to buy €150m of weapons for Ukraine through PURL, Pistorius says

PURL was launched in July and came following criticism from the White House that Europe needed to shoulder more of the responsibility for Ukraine's security.

Euronews

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How Azerbaijan’s oil fund is expanding its influence in Europe’s private markets

Azerbaijan’s State Oil Fund is ramping up European infrastructure and renewables investments, taking stakes in London Gatwick airport and Italian solar panel capacities as it seeks to diversify away from oil and hydrocarbon revenues.

Euronews

Exclusive: 'Everything can be weaponised,' EU trade chief Šefčovič speaks after Nexperia spat

EU Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič told Euronews in an exclusive interview that the Nexperia incident is "beginning to be resolved", but points to lessons about critical dependencies: "Everything can be weaponised."

Euronews

Europe is the world's fastest-warming continent — are its cities ready for climate change?

Despite climate change being a top priority for most mayors in 54 cities, nearly one-fifth of the cities don't have a dedicated team for climate adaptation.

Euronews

How Germany is leaving Britain’s flag-loving patriots behind as it prepares for war with Russia

COMMENT: The UK is being left behind as Germany and other allies in Europe ramp up military service to tackle greatest threat to its democratic way of life since 1945, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

The Independent UK

Europe must reinvent growth formula in changing world, Eurogroup boss tells Euronews

Europe must reinvent its growth model in changing world hit by tariffs and force, Eurogroup boss tells Euronews in exclusive interview.

Euronews

Yellow fever and dengue cases surge in South America as climate crisis fuels health issues

Disease outbreaks from South America to Europe have been worsened by rising global temperatures, experts say

The Guardian - US

Ryanair to stop more flights from this European country next summer

‘Unfortunately, France is becoming less and less relevant for Ryanair,’ said the airline’s commercial officer in an interview

The Independent UK

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Euronews

Why AI must be grounded, not hyped, to serve Europe’s SMEs

We’re not chasing hype. We’re building AI that works for real businesses, real supply chains, and real growth, the president of Alibaba.com Kuo Zhang writes in his opinion article for Euroviews.

The Conversation

Think twice before copying Denmark’s asylum policies

When the British government recently announced its plan to emulate Denmark’s asylum and immigration system, it framed the move as a way to restore fairness and regain control. But for those who know how Denmark’s system actually works, the move raises serious ethical — and practical — questions.

The Independent UK

Space station astronauts take cover as ‘cannibal’ solar storm sparks auroras across globe

Dazzling northern and southern lights seen across Europe, North America, and Australia

Xiaomi’s impressive smart air purifier has arrived in Europe – and the price is hard to beat

We first caught a glimpse of it back in August

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Where in Europe do people use AI the most?

Europe is on the forefront of AI adoption. Here are the countries where it's been most embedded into daily life.

Motor1

Cupra's New 321 HP Hot Hatch Is Another Forbidden Fruit

In a previous op-ed, I bemoaned how draconian regulations are suffocating fun cars in Europe. In just a few years, we’ve had to say goodbye to the Subaru BRZ, Toyota GR86, Honda Civic Type R, Porsche Boxster/Cayman, and the Miata’s 2.0-liter engine. Seeing the glass half full, there are still…

Radio France Internationale

EU parliament votes to dilute landmark rules holding corporations accountable

European lawmakers have backed the weakening of flagship EU environmental and human rights rules as part of a drive to slash red tape for businesses. The move will free many corporations from the obligation to fix human rights and environmental issues in their supply chains or face EU fines.

Euronews

The share of minimum wage earners across Europe – from highest to lowest

The share of workers earning the minimum wage differs sharply across Europe. The European Commission is calling for fair and adequate pay to guarantee a decent standard of living.

Benzinga

Gary Black Explains Why Tesla Stock Continues To Slide, Analyst Zeroes In On Weak China, Europe Demand And This Factor

Investor Gary Black, managing director of the Future Fund LLC, has said that Tesla Inc. (NASDAQ:TSLA) shares are falling due to weak EV demand and Cathie Wood-led ARK Invest's trades.

The Guardian - UK

Once a global leader on climate action, the EU has given in to the right’s green-bashing

From deforestation to emissions trading, vital policies are being watered down in the name of ‘competitiveness’, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

Benzinga

Luxembourg Minister's Bitcoin Prediction Just Came True: "As Michael Saylor Says,..."

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) gained a powerful boost in Europe as Luxembourg's finance minister openly backed the asset for long-term sovereign allocation, while the Czech National Bank initiated its first digital-asset pilot.

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