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Software provider Collins Aerospace completing updates after Heathrow, Brussels and Berlin hit by problems

Greece’s once notorious tax system has been transformed into one of Europe’s most efficient, powered by drones, big data and real-time surveillance

The number of foreign-trained doctors in the European region rose 58 per cent over a decade, the report found.

About 500 million pet dogs live worldwide, with 90 million in Europe. This number has grown steadily since the 2000s. What drives their increasing presence in our homes, and why is this significant?

Rediscovering his memories of camping holidays in France, Alex Ross ditched all-inclusive package holiday deals for an activity-filled week at Eurocamp in Brittany

In today’s world, we barely think about picking up a fork. It is part of a standard cutlery set, as essential as the plate itself. But not that long ago, this now-ordinary utensil was viewed with suspicion, derision and even moral outrage.

When people talk about the future of technology in Europe, it’s easy to focus on cloud platforms or AI breakthroughs. But beneath those layers sits a quieter revolution: embedded software. From cars to wearables to factory floors, the chips that power devices depend on complex, efficient code to run reliably.

The S&P 500 is now up 13% year to date and the Nasdaq is up 17%. Meanwhile, the DAX stock market index in Germany is up 19% so far this year.

Several flights from Heathrow are delayed on Monday morning, including ones to Stuttgart, Dublin and Zurich

Perhaps only rivaled by the Masters, the Ryder Cup captivates golf every two years and the anticipation for the 45th edition has been sky-high. Bob Harig sets the table.

Here's how a long electric road trip across Europe's best roads proved to me that range anxiety is a thing of the past.