Europe
Everything that does not fit a single desk: the continent in its full contradictory complexity.
Fatal Skydiving Plane Crash Near Nancy Kills 11
A Pilatus PC-6 aircraft crashed near Nancy on Sunday, killing all 11 people on board. The plane, carrying instructors and student nurses on
Strawberry Moon Rises Over Europe Tonight: What to Expect
The Strawberry Moon, June's full moon, rises over Europe this evening. It's not strawberry-colored, but a micromoon that appears smaller and
Five Dead in Shooting in Northern German City of Stade, Police Confirm
At least five people died in a shooting in Stade, Lower Saxony. Police arrested one suspect and are investigating the incident. Authorities
Where in Europe Workers Keep the Least of Their Pay: Tax Burden Rankings
For a single person without children earning the average wage, the share of gross pay going to taxes and deductions ranges from 15.1% in Cyp
Europe Faces Triple Challenge: US Tariffs, Iran Talks, and Deadly Heatwave
The US and Iran agree to resume nuclear talks in Qatar amid heightened tensions. Europe battles a deadly heatwave linked to over 1,300 death
Europol Report Maps Europe's Most Dangerous Criminal Networks
Europol's latest report identifies the most threatening criminal networks in the EU. These groups exploit vulnerabilities in financial syste
Montenegrin Police Detain Iranian Suspected in Decade-Long US University Hacks
Montenegrin police have arrested an Iranian man suspected of participating in a hacking campaign that targeted more than 150 US universities
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 directive aims to enforce equal pay rules but
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.