Europe
Everything that does not fit a single desk: the continent in its full contradictory complexity.
Station F at Nine: Why France's Startup Hub Fears the Far-Right
Station F, France's largest startup campus, marks its ninth anniversary with a warning: the far-right's electoral gains threaten the country
Portugal Invests €1.5 Billion in Vocational Training to Address Labour Shortages
Portugal is channelling nearly €1.5 billion from the EU budget into vocational training. The goal is to have 55% of secondary school student
Didier Deschamps to Miss France-Norway Match After Mother's Death
Didier Deschamps has left the French squad in Boston to attend his mother's funeral. He will miss Friday's friendly against Norway and is ex
Serbian Pundit Apologises for Racist Remark During Belgium-Iran World Cup Match
Rade Bogdanović, a former La Liga and Bundesliga striker, apologised for racist comments made during Serbia's broadcast of Belgium vs. Iran.
Car Ploughs into Bar Terrace in Frigiliana, Injuring Seven Including Two Children
A car mounted a bar terrace in Frigiliana, Málaga, injuring seven people, among them two children aged 5 and 14. Emergency services responde
One in Three EU Residents Live in Homes with Spare Rooms Amid Housing Crisis
Across the EU, one in three people live in homes with spare bedrooms, while affordable housing remains scarce. Rates vary widely, from 8.1%
EU Pay Transparency Directive: Only Four States Meet Deadline as Gender Gap Persists
Only four EU countries met the June deadline to implement the Pay Transparency Directive. The law requires job postings to include salary ra
Mango Founder Death Probe: Judge Summons Therapist, Daughters, CEO for Testimony
The judge investigating Isak Andic's death has summoned the family therapist, his daughters, partner, and Mango's CEO as witnesses. A forens
EU Pay Transparency Directive: Can It Close the Gender Pay Gap?
The EU's Pay Transparency Directive took effect on 7 June, requiring companies to disclose pay ranges and report gender pay gaps. Women in t
EU Pay Transparency Directive: Only Four States Meet Deadline as Gender Gap Persists
The EU Pay Transparency Directive requires companies to disclose salaries and report gender pay gaps. Only Italy, Malta, Slovakia, and Lithu
Train Driver Killed, 33 Injured in Bedfordshire Collision
A train driver was killed and 33 passengers seriously injured after two East Midlands Railway trains collided near Bedford, UK. Over 20 ambu
EU Leaders Call for Unified Strategy Against €31 Billion Drug Trade
EU leaders discussed the €31 billion drug market for the first time at a summit, calling for a coordinated response across borders. Belgium'