Europe

Authorities are on high alert as surging rivers and heavy rainfall continue to wreak havoc in Romania, Czech, Poland

Brexit's importance plummeted since 2019; now only 7% see it as a priority, down from 63% five years ago

Far-right parties are gaining ground in Europe, reshaping the political landscape with global ramifications

Kellogg, who is in regular contact with Trump, emphasized he does not speak for former president nor his campaign

Heavy rains and floods turn Europe’s roads into rivers. Is this the new European summer due to climate change?

Spokesperson says US European Command taking steps to increase vigilance for service members, their families

EASA refers matter to TCO board that will make final decision after a week

Parts of Italy recorded 7% more deaths due to heat than normal last July

Defends Chinese EV sector, says innovation behind performance

India is the EFTA grouping's fifth-largest trading partner after EU, US, Britain and China

Amid warmongering, only solace was Putin’s assurance that Russia does not intend to walk over other European states

Leadership of Tehreek-e-Kashmir chapters across Europe, UK decry silence of international community over Kashmir

Spotify to sell audiobooks in Europe via its app from March, avoiding Apple's 30% fee due to new EU law

Over 50 ships, 80 aircraft, and 1,100 combat vehicles will take part in NATO exercise Steadfast Defender 2024

Europe’s strategy has changed, but neither whereabouts nor objectives

Sunak criticises global asylum system, plans to send refugees to live in Rwanda

Oil remains steady ahead of OPEC+meeting

There must be a roadmap for reforms to remove bottlenecks

Officials to discuss Pakistani airlines’ Europe flights resumption

Thousands of people march across Europe against Indian illegal rule in occupied Kashmir

Eve and Blade last year agreed to deploy up to 200 electric aircraft in India

Parliament voted by 517 in favour and 38 against to approve comprehensive rules for issuing and trading cryptoassets

Experts say US has lost trust it once enjoyed from Europe amid Beijing’s busy diplomacy

Finland and Sweden had asked to join NATO last year in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine

This weekend's Portuguese Grand Prix in Portimao will be the first of 21 with 10 more races outside Europe than ever

Spike in interest rates led to a sell-off in bonds, leaving banks exposed

Some of Europe's biggest banks saw their shares tumble in their largest decline in nine months

War between two countries caused by Europeans’ love of war, hegemony and dominance, says ex-Malaysian PM

TikTok would expand its state-controlled media labels and ramp up action against disinformation linked to Ukraine

Deputy PM says it is in talks to up supplies to Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan

Inflation Reduction Act introduced 'for own interests, ignoring impact on other countries', says China

It is being taken off-air for non-compliance with journalist principles and one-sided coverage, says official

Eastern Europe arms companies step up production for Ukraine

It is legitimate today to talk about globalisation of Islamophobia, says John Louis Esposito of Georgetown University

Higher energy prices, fewer supplies on hand, and conservation are top issues among people and governments alike

Omicron subvariants BA.4/5 that dominated this summer are still behind the majority of infections

'Monster' fire consumes nearly 7,000 hectares in France

TikTok is reportedly giving up on its shopping livestreams in the US and Europe due to poor response

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase Global Inc is looking to expand in some European markets

Following a national talent hunt, some young football players have a shot at showcasing their skills in Europe

International weapons trade falls 4.6% in last 5 years, according to latest report Programme

The capture of Kherson opens the path west and north and towards the larger strategically vital port city of Mariupol

Train and underground service interrupted in some parts of Berlin as thousands flood toward the Brandenburg Gate

Governing body says revenue from gate receipts, sponsorship and television decreased in past two seasons

Report says majority of European states do not record Islamophobic incidents as a separate category of hate crime

Italy's antitrust authority fined Amazon €1.1 billion for abusing its dominant position in e-commerce logistics.

Over 15 countries in Europe reported confirmed cases of new variant that has rattled financial markets

Govts may re-impose lockdowns in the run-up to Christmas, stirring debate whether vaccines alone enough to tame Covid

Facebook Whistleblower, Frances Haugen, praises EU tech rules that compel firms to make content online safe.

World Health Organisation describes the new wave as 'grave concern'