The Latest Breaking News from Europe

Heroic, short, callous, crumpled, Christlike: how artists portrayed Napoleon before Ridley Scott

From a battlefield avenger to a nude colossus, the Corsican conqueror was a rich subject for artists across Europe. But did Turner, who painted him as a fallen emperor, finally capture the truth?

The Guardian - UK · Nov 23, 2023

Pressure to expand the EU has never been greater – and the will to reform it never weaker

Enlargement may offer Europe greater security, but its price is change with daunting financial and political costs, says Paul Taylor of the Friends of Europe thinktank

The Guardian - UK · Nov 23, 2023

‘You can walk around in a T-shirt’: how Norway brought heat pumps in from the cold

Device installed in two-thirds of households of country whose experience suggests switching to greener heating can be done

The Guardian - UK · Nov 23, 2023

Moderniser, warmonger, despot: Napoléon’s complicated legacy

The historical French leader has captivated imaginations around the globe for centuries as the subject of books, films, songs and poems. As a new biopic directed by Ridley Scott is set to further embellish Napoléon Bonaparte's legend, the reality of his legacy is more complicated.

France 24 · Nov 22, 2023

Champions Cup: Amsterdam and Lisbon contenders to host European rugby finals in 2025

A decision on the host venue for the 2025 European finals weekend will be made early next year

Evening Standard · Nov 22, 2023

Ryanair axes popular European routes from key Scottish airports

AN airline has axed six routes from two Scottish airports to destinations across Europe ...

The National (Scotland) · Nov 22, 2023

Huawei’s new state-of-the-art Health Lab in Finland opens to help transform your fitness

Huawei has opened its first Health Lab in Europe, featuring cutting-edge technology and simulations to help the tech giant improve and refine its fitness services and wearables.

TechRadar · Nov 22, 2023

European tech valuations fall again as storm clouds gather for start-ups

Valuations of European tech firms continued to decline in the third quarter, figures out today show, as start-ups battled for survival amid weaker consumer sentiment, scant venture capital investment and slower growth.

Evening Standard · Nov 22, 2023

Half of Europe's caviar is illegal

A new study found that illegal poaching of sturgeons still occurs, despite strict global rules and regulations

Salon · Nov 22, 2023

Stellantis Turns To CATL's LFP Batteries For Its European Models

Stellantis and CATL announced today the signing of a non-binding, Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the local supply of LFP battery cells and modules.

InsideEVs · Nov 22, 2023