Italian divers have rediscovered a suspected Roman shipwreck off Italy's Ligurian coast, 67 years after its first discovery in 1959. The remains lie more than 40 meters (131 feet) beneath the Mediterranean Sea near Punta Chiappa, close to Camogli...
European Union governments backed a plan Friday that would let founders register a company online through a 48-hour fast track for no more than €100, advancing a proposed alternative to the bloc’s patchwork of national company rules.
The Council of...
Western Macedonia’s economy was 18% smaller in 2024 than it had been before the pandemic, placing the northern Greek region among the European Union’s weakest performers over the five-year period.
Figures highlighted by Eurostat on October 22 show that only...
Ioannina has one of the worst air pollution rankings in Europe, placing 754th out of 761 cities in a new assessment by the European Environment Agency (EEA). Athens and Thessaloniki also rank near the bottom, highlighting the scale of...
Finland has made history by granting an operating license to the world’s first deep geological repository for nuclear waste. The decision marks a major breakthrough in the decades-long effort to find a permanent solution for spent nuclear fuel, although...
FRA’s Oct. 22 bulletin highlights accountability concerns while noting Greece’s new border monitoring visits. It also details follow-up to the A.R.E. judgment.
Ancient DNA has revealed that Roman rule changed Spain's genetic makeup far more than the Visigoths and other Germanic groups that arrived centuries later.
A new study of 243 ancient genomes shows that migration during the Roman period introduced substantial...
An asteroid struck the North Sea about 43 million to 46 million years ago, triggering a tsunami more than 330 feet (100 meters) high. Researchers have found strong evidence confirming the ancient collision, helping settle a scientific debate that...
An Amsterdam court has ordered Dutch brewing giant Heineken to pay a massive €111 million (~$124.3 million) in damages to a Greek brewer competitor.
The historic antitrust ruling favors Macedonian Thrace Brewery (MTB), the independent Greek producer of the popular...
From French classrooms struggling with teacher shortages to Portuguese households facing soaring housing costs, the grievances driving Europe's latest wave of protests extend far beyond the violent scenes that have dominated international headlines.
Demonstrations across France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Belgium...
European airline passengers could face ticket price increases of up to 20% in 2027 as carriers respond to higher fuel costs, Ryanair Group CEO Michael O’Leary warned on October 20.
Speaking at a press conference in Brussels, O’Leary said the...
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has urged the United States to approve the delivery of Patriot air-defense missiles already financed by Ukraine’s allies, citing delays in Washington’s authorization process.
Speaking to a U.S. congressional delegation on October 19, Zelensky said a...
France imposed an overnight curfew in parts of Paris on Monday, October 19, following a weekend of violent protests and widespread looting, as Italy announced plans to send 500 additional soldiers to Milan after similar unrest.
The security measures mark...
French President Emmanuel Macron rejected Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez’s resignation following a weekend of violent protests across France that resulted in approximately 2,400 arrests, widespread looting and extensive damage to public buildings and businesses.
The Elysee Palace announced Monday, October...
European natural gas prices approached €89 per megawatt-hour on Monday, October 19, amid concerns over winter supplies, while international oil prices declined.
According to Trading Economics, European gas was quoted at €88.92/MWh, an increase of 1.57%. The rise reflected concerns...
