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‘Whiteness’, low youth engagement and lukewarm pro-Europeanism in some states risks eroding bloc’s founding values, expert says

Human-caused climate change doubled the likelihood of the heavy rainfall that caused floods killing 24 people in Central Europe earlier this month, a new flash study found

Researchers find climate crisis aggravated the four days of heavy rainfall and deadly floods

The popularity of the global game of football (aka soccer) continues to be unrivalled. It doesn’t seem to matter whether you are looking at Europe, the Americas or Africa, people just love playing and watching the sport. That’s definitely so in South Africa where the game is loved by millions.

Revealed: a small but growing number of Chinese people are travelling to the Balkans with the hope of getting into the EU

Since the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel nearly a year ago, and the subsequent ongoing war on Gaza, there have been widespread claims that antisemitism is globally on the rise. Attacks on Jewish synagogues and businesses, some of them uncomfortably close to home, bear this out.

Ads from the Trump campaign targeting voters within the American state of Georgia used images of the European country of Georgia instead

Pesticides banned in France and within the European Union have been found in a substantial number of imported products. The

Ursula von der Leyen criticised for merging equality commissioner role into brief including crisis management

Today on Critical Materials: EV subsidies on the chopping block, Stellantis could be looking for a new CEO, and Cruise is headed back to California.