On August 12, a rare total solar eclipse will captivate millions. Watch safely with certified eclipse glasses to protect your eyes from permanent damage.

Scientists say extreme heat is fueling a rare and dangerous phenomenon, fire tornadoes, where wind and fire combine into rotating columns of flame and smoke

Record visitor numbers are filling government coffers but emptying neighborhoods, as Europe's tourism boom collides with a worsening housing crisis

In the European context, the current status quo, both in terms of domestic governance and international relations, appears to be undergoing a period of instability and readjustment, reflecting a broader transformation in the way politics unfolds.

Extreme heat, drought, and wildfires are damaging olive groves and other crops across Europe, raising concerns that olive oil and food prices could begin climbing again this fall.

Seasonal forecasts point to above-average temperatures across Europe, with the strongest heat signal centered on the Mediterranean and southeastern Europe, while scientists say climate change continues to intensify extreme heat and wildfire conditions

A Financial Times analysis estimates billions in losses from fires and heatwaves across Europe, with the full economic impact expected to be much higher once damage to businesses, health and infrastructure is included.

The Alexandri sisters won gold in the technical duet at the European Championships in Paris

Japan has officially become the 23rd associated country in the European Union's Horizon Europe program, expanding cooperation on artificial intelligence, semiconductors, clean energy and other strategic research fields.

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Athens Mayor Haris Doukas discussed EU presidency preparations, infrastructure and daily challenges facing the capital.

A new survey finds most Europeans wish their phone could unfold into a larger screen, with foldables gaining ground as the practical fix

Avincis warns longer wildfire seasons are stretching aerial firefighting resources, while pilot shortages and regulatory hurdles leave Europe increasingly unprepared for year-round fire risks.

Reflecting on climate, competitiveness and Europe's place in a changing world, Bertrand Badré makes the case that today's crises should be seen as an opportunity for renewal rather than decline

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Austrian Chancellor Christian Stocker discussed energy, migration, tourism, defence and climate cooperation in Salzburg.

This is not diversification. It is laundering.

Europe’s top islands for water sports revealed, with Malta leading the ranking and Crete earning a spot among the continent’s most sought-after active escapes.

New data shows a record rise in the number of Greek university graduates seeking opportunities abroad, as employment prospects and economic pressures continue to shape migration trends.