By Beatrice Romano
Milan-based editor covering the eurozone, banking and the industrial heartlands of the continent.
Historic Irish Village Estate Listed for €20 Million Near Dublin
A complete 18th-century village estate in Ireland, The Village at Lyons, is for sale with an asking price of €20 million. The 20-acre County
Meet My Mama: Paris Startup Elevates Home Cooks to Premium Catering Entrepreneurs
Meet My Mama, founded in Paris, transforms home cooks into professional chefs and entrepreneurs through culinary and business training. The
UK Remote Workers Seek Lower Costs and Sun in Southern Europe
A new report estimates 165,000 UK professionals have relocated abroad to work remotely. Southern European nations with dedicated visas, lowe
Research Suggests Week-Long Meditation Retreat Can Alter Brain and Body Biology
A new study indicates that a seven-day intensive meditation retreat can produce measurable biological changes in the brain and body. Researc
Dark Chocolate's Health Benefits: What European Research Reveals
Research from institutions like King's College London links cocoa compounds to cardiovascular benefits and slower biological ageing. However
Remote Work Linked to Higher Fertility Rates Across Europe and Beyond, Study Shows
A major international study reveals that when both partners work from home at least one day a week, lifetime fertility increases by 0.32 chi
From Spanish Bankruptcy to Global Water Leader: The Curro Rodríguez Story
Francisco 'Curro' Rodríguez transformed personal bankruptcy into a global business, with his Málaga-founded Ly Company now producing 10 mill
European Drivers Turn to EVs as Fuel Price Volatility Persists
European petrol prices have surged nearly 10% since December, driven by Middle East supply disruptions. Experts note that while electricity
EY Executive: Human Collaboration and Training Key to Unlocking AI's European Business Potential
EY's Global Managing Partner Jad Shimaly says companies lose up to 40% of AI's productivity gains without proper employee integration. He ad
Brussels Lobbying Intensifies Over Delayed 'Made in Europe' Procurement Rules
The European Commission's 'Made in Europe' proposal is facing another delay amid intense lobbying from Nordic, Baltic, and non-EU states. Th
Uzbekistan Builds Domestic Pediatric Surgery Hub, Curbing Costly Overseas Referrals
Uzbekistan has significantly expanded its domestic capacity for complex pediatric surgery, including liver and bone marrow transplants. The
Paraguay's President Urges Swift EU-Mercosur Deal Implementation, Warns of Strategic Mistake
Paraguay's President Santiago Peña has urged the EU to provisionally apply the Mercosur trade deal without delay, warning that stalling woul