By Beatrice Romano
Milan-based editor covering the eurozone, banking and the industrial heartlands of the continent.
Fourth Child Dies in French Heatwave as Toddler Succumbs to Heatstroke in Marseille
An 18-month-old baby died from heatstroke after being left in a car on the La Timone medical campus in Marseille. This is the fourth child d
How Extreme Heat Alters Brain Chemistry and Fuels Aggression Across Europe
Extreme heat doesn't just harm the body—it rewires the brain, increasing irritability and aggression. European researchers link rising tempe
Tashkent Investment Forum Closes with €37.6 Billion in Deals Across Central Asia
Over 10,000 participants from 102 countries attended the Tashkent International Investment Forum. The event secured €37.6 billion in deals,
Buurtzorg: How Dutch Neighborhood Nursing Revolutionized Home Care
Buurtzorg, a Dutch nonprofit, uses self-managed nurse teams to deliver holistic home care and social support. This model has improved patien
Serviceplan CEO Haller: Marketing Now Central to Customer Journey at European CMO Awards
Serviceplan Group CEO Florian Haller says marketing now sits at the center of the entire customer journey, blending data, technology, and cr
EDF Invests €80 Million to Cool French Schools Amid Intensifying Heatwaves
Électricité de France (EDF) is allocating €80 million to install cooling equipment in schools, nurseries, and daycare centers across the cou
Volkswagen Plans to Cut 100,000 Jobs and Close Four German Plants in Historic Restructuring
Volkswagen is reportedly preparing the most radical overhaul in its history. Up to 100,000 jobs could be cut worldwide, and four German plan
King Charles' Tax Disclosure: Transparency Gains, but Royal Finances Remain Opaque
King Charles III has voluntarily disclosed his personal tax bill, a historic first for a reigning British monarch. The move sheds light on s
Italy's Golden Players: How Veteran Basketballers Are Redefining Ageing
Italy's Golden Players, men and women aged 40 to 70, are competing at the FIBA Masters Open in Corinth this July. Researchers are studying t
Rising Sea Temperatures Drive Flesh-Eating Bacteria Outbreaks Across Europe and Beyond
Infections from Vibrio vulnificus and group A streptococcus are increasing worldwide, driven by climate change. Europe faces growing risks a
Lisbon, Prague, and Paris Lead Europe's Worst Housing Affordability Crisis
In Lisbon, Prague, and Paris, buying a home now costs nearly 19 years of median income. A new analysis highlights the widening gap between w
WHO Study Warns of 70% Ebola Spillover Risk to South Sudan
A World Health Organization modelling study published Thursday finds a 70% probability of Ebola spillover into South Sudan. Researchers call