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Europe's STOXX 600 reached an all-time high as strong earnings and soft US jobs data lifted market gloom.
UEFA and North American confederations are threatening to boycott FIFA tournaments over a controversial private equity investment plan for the World Cup.
The European Technology Network has secured $1.6M in funding to scale its live broadcasting, sparking intense industry interest in the platform.
Europe is facing a series of devastating wildfires, prompting urgent calls for new prevention strategies across the continent.
French parliament has passed a nationwide social media ban for children under 15, marking a legislative milestone in the European Union.
NATO is intensifying preparations and strategic planning to deter potential Russian aggression through 2030.
Ukraine is seeking European support for long-range sanctions targeting Russian oil and gas as international efforts to curb Russian aggression expand.
Belgium has approved a ban on imports from Israeli settlements in the West Bank, becoming the fourth European nation to take such action.
European companies are projected to reach their strongest profit growth in three years as earnings season begins.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is engaging with AfD voters as the party faces internal divisions ahead of a pivotal regional election.
Lamine Yamal enters the record books as Spain advances to the World Cup final after a contentious semi-final victory over France.
European military forces joined France's Bastille Day parade in a coordinated display of unity for Ukraine.
OnePlus is reportedly ending its operations in the US and Europe, marking a significant shift for the smartphone brand.
European nations are imposing sanctions and diplomatic measures following a Russian cyber-spying campaign spanning 15 years.
OnePlus is facing intense scrutiny over alleged warranty issues and reports of shifting customers toward OPPO products.
A European intelligence report warns that war is threatening a banking crisis in Russia as citizens return to cash withdrawals.
Turkey hosts a pivotal NATO summit as the alliance grapples with defense spending targets and shifts in U.S. support.
Hungary proposes constitutional amendment to remove president allied with PM Orbán
Uber is pausing its European food delivery expansion as it focuses on a potential takeover of Delivery Hero.
European stocks are headed for their best week since May
Following a European heatwave, southern France is battling destructive wildfires fueled by extreme heat and drought.
Russian drone campaign reveals Nato air defence gaps
Health officials and doctors are issuing warnings across multiple regions regarding the risk of flesh-eating bacteria in coastal and inland waters.
Researchers are leveraging AI and multi-omics to identify gut microbiome signatures that may enable earlier colorectal cancer diagnosis.
Ticket prices for the USMNT's World Cup match in the Bay Area have seen a sharp decline ahead of their Round of 32 clash.
Spain has triggered what is described as the largest migrant amnesty in European history, with over 1 million people applying for legal status.
Erdogan urges inclusion of Turkiye in European security structures ahead of NATO summit
A Paris official has attributed a deadly European heat wave, which has killed 1,300 people, to U.S. carbon emissions and air conditioning use.
A record-breaking European heatwave has led to approximately 1,000 excess deaths in France.
France reports approximately 1,000 excess deaths as a record-breaking heatwave sweeps across Europe.
Berlin's heatwave preparedness lags behind Paris amid soaring European temperatures
Caitlin Clark is at the center of a firestorm involving political criticism, league trust issues, and potential international interests.
Researchers and the UN report that Europe is experiencing its worst-ever recorded heat wave, with the region warming twice as fast as the rest of the planet.
A North Atlantic 'cold blob' is being linked to increased heatwave risks across Europe.
Europe's five largest military powers have convened in Berlin to unify their strategy for Ukraine ahead of a critical NATO summit.