Leader: Railway transport Nearly 60% of the EU's railway network is electrified as of early 2026, making rail the most electrified mode of public tran
Entering an ordinary business centre, you soon descend into an office block that feels less like an office than the set of a James Bond film. Around g
Sixty-year-old Jozef from Teplice, in northern Czechia, has barely slept for weeks since he slipped and broke three vertebrae. His injury comes on top
Funecap, a French firm backed by British investor Charterhouse Capital Partners, has spent around €1 billion acquiring funeral centres across Europe.
The ongoing energy crisis made one thing crystal clear: Europe needs more cheap, home-grown energy. Our wallets were hit hard because of Europe's depe
When people talk about period poverty, they often focus on access to free or cheaper period products. But products are only half the story. A recent r
“Our missed opportunity will also be the youth's missed opportunity, ” said Cristina Gherasimov, Moldova's chief negotiator with the EU, as she urged t
On the night of 23 May, Kyiv experienced its largest bombardment since the start of the war. Every district of the city was impacted, with four deaths
While online dating is one of the most popular ways to find your other half, many describe the experience as endless swiping, repetitive conversations
Just 52% of the UK population voted to leave the EU in 2016. Nine years later, only 31% thought it was the right decision, according to a YouGov surve
What happened: Last Thursday, a Turkish court removed the leadership of the country's second-largest party, CHP, effectively disabling the most
“I was relatively young when I became a mother. No one around me understood what I was going through, ” Eszter Pollák recalls. She's still emotional wh
“Europe cannot afford not to have an independent satellite navigation system, ” a senior official at the European Space Agency declared 26 years