Europe

China and Europe should not fight trade wars, Chinese foreign minister says

Challenges to Identity, Real and Imagined, Drive Europe’s Far Right

Beyond Ukraine: Why Europe is preparing for a wider conflict

Europe faces Q4 jet fuel supply deficit even as South Korea becomes latest big supplier

The Russian Military Campaign Against Europe: Defining the Threat

Europe hesitates as Russian attacks escalate

Solheim Cup 2026: Charley Hull & Lottie Woad toil as Europe take slender lead into singles

The 2026 Solheim Cup enters its final day tied after a dramatic fightback by the United States.

3 killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine as Putin warns Europe against sending troops

French A.I. Start-Up Mistral Raises $3.5 Billion as Part of Strategy Shift

French artificial intelligence start-up Mistral secures billions in a Samsung-led funding round, driving up its valuation amid a shifting business strategy.

Solheim Cup 2026: All you need to know as Europe host US at Bernardus Golf

Golf fans prepare for the 2026 Solheim Cup as Europe hosts the United States at Bernardus Golf.

Smirking Putin says it's a 'military secret' whether Russia will launch attacks on British soil

Putin's claim that any strike on the UK remains a ‘military secret’ ignites defence debates across Britain and Europe.

What to know about Iceland’s vote on whether to restart talks to join the EU

Iceland considers whether to restart talks to join the European Union in a closely watched referendum.

South Korea ship to test Arctic commercial route amid Western concerns

1 container ship from South Korea departs Busan to test a new commercial Arctic shipping route to Europe.

Europe faces rocket launcher shortage by 2030, space agency chief warns

Europe’s dwindling launch fleet threatens satellite users with delays and higher costs as a 2030 shortfall looms

UEFA to discuss World Cup boycott over FIFA private investment plan

UEFA and North American confederations are threatening to boycott FIFA tournaments over a controversial private equity investment plan for the World Cup.

Prince William interrupts family break to share 'devastating' statement

Prince William interrupts family break to address devastating wildfires

Europe got its own TBPN-style live show, and everyone’s angling for a guest spot

The European Technology Network has secured $1.6M in funding to scale its live broadcasting, sparking intense industry interest in the platform.

Macron holds crisis meeting as monster wildfires drive 250,000 from their homes

Monster wildfires force 250,000 evacuees and push French leaders into emergency meetings as flames threaten Bordeaux and Spain

Macron calls crisis meeting as wildfires threaten Bordeaux and heatwave looms

President Macron has convened a crisis meeting as wildfires threaten Bordeaux and a heatwave approaches France.

Europe is warming to America's obsession with staying cool

European consumer habits and regional policies are shifting as air conditioning becomes a focal point of commerce and political debate.

France and Spain fires force more than 200,000 to flee homes

Wildfires scorch France and Spain, forcing over 300,000 to flee as a heat wave approaches.

Galaxy S27 series leaks with iPhone-like lineup, new cameras, silicon-carbon batteries

Leaks suggest Samsung's Galaxy S27 series will feature a restructured lineup, Sony camera hardware, and advanced silicon-carbon battery technology.

Wildfires in Europe prompt tens of thousands to evacuate

Wildfires burning across Spain, France, and Italy have triggered mass evacuations and forced national emergency declarations.

Europe wildfires prompt evacuations in France, Spain, Italy

Over 300,000 people have fled their homes and holiday accommodations as raging wildfires sweep through France and Spain.

Spain, France battle wildfires as intense heat grips Southern Europe

Wildfires fueled by intense heat across Southern Europe have triggered mass displacements and international emergency response efforts.

Google Hit With $1 Billion Fine for Abusing Its Power in Europe

European regulators have issued a $1 billion fine against Google, citing antitrust violations regarding its search engine and app store operations.

Volcanoes Started Earth’s ‘Great Dying.’ This Unexpected Plant Made It Worse

New research identifies the role of widespread plant life in fueling extreme, long-term wildfires during the end-Triassic global warming event.

France, Germany expand defence partnership as Europe seeks more military autonomy

France and Germany are launching an unprecedented strategic defense partnership featuring nuclear deterrence integration to increase European military autonomy.

Drug-Resistant Gonorrhea Spreading Inside Europe, Health Officials Warn

Health officials are warning of a surge in drug-resistant gonorrhea spreading across Europe, with UK cases of the 'super' STI doubling in one year.

Europe Inc heads into strongest earnings season in years, but AI gap persists

European companies are projected to reach their strongest profit growth in three years as earnings season begins.

Europe Will Defend Itself ‘With Blood, if Necessary,’ Macron Says

President Emmanuel Macron asserts that Europe must prioritize unified defense strategies as regional military commitments to Ukraine intensify.

Wildfire rages near Paris as heatwave scorches Europe

Emergency crews are working to contain a major wildfire in the Fontainebleau forest as a severe heatwave impacts regions across Europe.

Social media limits are coming for teens across Europe

The European Union is moving toward implementing age restrictions and curbs on social media usage for children.

Fontainebleau forest near Paris hit by 'virulent' wildfire

Emergency services are working to contain a large-scale wildfire burning in the Fontainebleau forest near Paris as evacuations continue.

This Is Why Volkswagen Group Is In Trouble Again

German automakers are facing a steep decline in Chinese market sales amid intensifying competition.

Spanish wildfire victims burned in cars as roads turned into death traps

A devastating wildfire in southern Spain has killed at least 12 people, with many victims trapped in cars and river beds during a rapid escape.

What to know about the total solar eclipse due in August

A total solar eclipse is set for August 12, 2026, featuring a rare sunset totality and coinciding with the Perseid meteor shower.

Sleeper Picks: Genesis Scottish Open

The 2026 Genesis Scottish Open is underway at The Renaissance Club, drawing significant attention for its high-profile field and role as a pre-Open tune-up.

Trump renews call for US to take over Greenland as he arrives for Nato summit

President Trump has renewed calls for the acquisition of Greenland upon his arrival at the NATO summit in Europe.

Heat Waves Are Taking a Big Toll on Chickens

Extreme heat in Europe is impacting poultry populations and agricultural markets, driving concerns over crop yields and livestock survival.

‘There Is No Going Back’: The Inside Story of Europe’s Rupture With America

Reports of secret summits and harsh intelligence assessments signal a deepening geopolitical rupture between Europe and the United States.

Canada awards Germany major submarine contract

Canada has selected Germany’s TKMS for a significant submarine contract, prompting shifts in corporate partnerships and international alliances.

Nintendo will stop selling the original Switch in Europe next year

Nintendo has announced plans to discontinue sales of the original Switch console in European markets by early 2027.

For the first time, scientists have recovered ancient DNA left behind on cave walls and rock art, opening

Researchers have successfully extracted ancient human DNA from cave walls, marking a new milestone in archaeological science.

Original Switch consoles are being discontinued in Europe as Nintendo details how EU battery laws will impact its retail strategy for Switch 2

Nintendo is ending the sale of original Switch consoles in Europe by early 2027 to align with EU battery regulations and its Switch 2 retail strategy.

Nintendo officially announces revisions for Switch 2 and more in Europe in light of new battery regulations

Nintendo is revising the Switch 2 for the European market to comply with new battery regulations, introducing user-replaceable batteries.

EXCLUSIVE: France softens stance on Turkey SAMP/T air defence sale, sources say

France is reportedly softening its opposition to selling the SAMP/T air defense system to Türkiye as European perspectives on NATO shift.

The unstoppable rise of China-made cars in Europe: 5 things to know

Chinese automakers are reshaping the European auto hierarchy as exports drive significant growth and Japanese competitors lose ground.

What Europe and NATO must do to be ready for war

Europe is attempting its largest rearmament since the Cold War amid mounting pressure from NATO to meet defense spending targets.

Thousands evacuated from homes in southwest France as wildfire burns

Wildfires in southwest France have forced the evacuation of thousands and disrupted the Tour de France.

Uber stalls European food delivery push as it pursues Delivery Hero takeover

Uber is pausing its European food delivery expansion as it focuses on a potential takeover of Delivery Hero.

Pope urges Europe to do more for migrants while visiting gateway island

Pope visits Lampedusa, urging Europe to protect and integrate migrants

The inventions that tell the story of America, and the 1 innovation that made them possible

Media outlets are reflecting on 250 years of American enterprise and the specific inventions that shaped the nation's history.

European Stocks Head for Best Week Since May: Markets Wrap

European stocks are headed for their best week since May

Trump admin axes 'Green New Scam' appliance rules as Europe bakes in brutal heat

The Trump administration is moving to dismantle energy efficiency standards for appliances, labeling the requirements a 'Green New Scam'.

Tesla Sales Surge on Recovery in Europe

Tesla is seeing a resurgence in sales driven by a recovery in the European market, despite a global slowdown in car sales growth.

Russian drone campaign mapped Nato air defence gaps, study finds

Russian drone campaign reveals Nato air defence gaps

Russia closes seven railway border crossings with Finland, Latvia, and Estonia

Russia has suspended operations at seven railway border crossings with Finland, Estonia, and Latvia, halting the movement of passengers and cargo.

Turkiye must be 'included' in Europe security structures: Erdogan ahead of Nato summit

Erdogan urges inclusion of Turkiye in European security structures ahead of NATO summit

Keir Starmer’s Downfall is a Warning for the Democrats

The resignation of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is sparking analysis of political stability in Britain and potential lessons for U.S. Democrats.