Monday 31 August 2026 - 09:47
A growing Salmonella outbreak linked to contaminated eggs is affecting several European countries, with hundreds of confirmed cases reported in Belgium and the United Kingdom. Health authorities in other countries are also investigating additional infections and possible links to contaminated food products. In Belgium, the Federal Agency......
The passing of Harald V, who died at the age of 89, has sparked a wave of emotion well beyond Norway’s borders. From Charles III to Emmanuel Macron, as well as Scandinavian monarchs and Israeli President Isaac Herzog, messages sent to the royal family highlight the longevity of a reign marked by stability, closeness to the Norwegians, and......
While China has just launched one of the largest recall campaigns in its automotive history, European Tesla owners are currently not affected by a similar measure. The Dutch regulator RDW, responsible for overseeing the safety of the brand's vehicles in Europe, states that no recall is currently in effect on the continent concerning emergency......
Football associations from Norway, Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Sweden and the Faroe Islands have announced that they no longer have confidence in FIFA president Gianni Infantino, adding to growing criticism of the governing body's leadership. The six associations issued a joint statement following a meeting of their representatives in......
Italian energy company Eni is strengthening its long-term commitment to nuclear fusion, betting that the technology could eventually become a major source of low-carbon electricity and play an important role in Europe’s future energy system. The company is particularly interested in moving fusion from an experimental technology toward......
European stock markets regained momentum on Friday, bringing an end to seven consecutive sessions of losses, the longest such decline since September 2023. Improving investor sentiment, calmer bond markets and signs of stronger economic activity in the eurozone helped support the recovery. Markets were encouraged by preliminary economic data......
Europe has recorded more than 30,000 excess deaths during a summer marked by repeated heatwaves, prolonged drought and severe wildfires, according to provisional estimates. Scientists have linked the increasing intensity of extreme heat to human-driven climate change. The EuroMOMO monitoring platform estimates that more than 32,000 excess......
The name Sofia is emerging as one of the most popular choices for newborn girls across Europe, reflecting a growing preference for traditional names that remain adaptable across different languages and cultures. According to official statistics cited by Russian news agency RIA Novosti, Sofia continues to rank among the most popular girls’......
Climate change could significantly increase the area affected by wildfires across Europe by the end of the century, according to a new international study published in the journal Global Change Biology. Researchers estimate that the annual area burned by wildfires could rise by at least 39% compared with current levels under a relatively......
As reports emerge of a potential Iranian reflection on American military targets in Europe in the event of an escalation of the conflict, NATO shows its determination. The Alliance claims to have sufficient defense and deterrence capabilities to respond to any threat against its members. NATO Aims to Display Its Firmness The Atlantic Alliance......
The Governor of the Bank of Finland and a member of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank, Olli Rehn, believes that wage growth in the eurozone remains contained. He currently does not see any clear signs of a "second-round" mechanism, where an acceleration in wages would in turn fuel a new, sustainable rise in prices. Wages show......
Morocco has played a central role in managing migration flows toward Europe for years, but a sustainable response to irregular migration will require greater involvement from European countries, according to American political scientist Paolo von Schirach. The president of the Global Policy Institute and a professor of political science and......
Europe’s increasingly frequent heatwaves are creating a financial challenge for businesses that traditional insurance policies often fail to cover, leaving companies to absorb losses caused by extreme temperatures. The problem is becoming more visible across sectors as prolonged periods of high heat alter consumer behaviour, reduce......
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Throne Day 2026
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At the Heart of the 2026 World Cup
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GITEX Africa: The New Frontiers Of African Innovation
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Les Impériales Week 2026: Under the Theme “Daba or Never”
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Iran under the lens
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