The European Film Academy unveils its 2026 shortlist of 67 celebrated European films with a focus on diversity.

At the top of the risk list is Sveti Stefan in Montenegro — the postcard-perfect islet resort linked to the mainland by a narrow causeway.

Four out of the top five most dangerous cities on the list are in the UK, with London, Birmingham, and Coventry joining Bradford.

The European Parliament approved the new regulation, which aims to “strengthen farmers’ position in the food supply chain” and clarify labeling for consumers.

As Europe faces mounting debt, political turmoil, and surging defense spending, younger generations fear a decline in quality of life compared to their parents

By 2028, Turkey could meet over half its gas needs through domestic production and LNG imports, challenging Russia and Iran’s hold on the last major European market and advancing Ankara’s ambition to become a regional gas hub

A new ECB study links U.S. policy uncertainty under Donald Trump to reduced lending and weaker monetary policy impact in the eurozone

European wineries and U.S. distributors face financial strain as 15% tariffs and a weaker dollar disrupt trade, causing price hikes, lost customers, and threatened jobs on both sides of the Atlantic

The EU plans a radar and interceptor network along its eastern flank, but cost, effectiveness, and national sovereignty concerns are fueling debate among member states

From Transylvania to the helm of Europe’s top prosecutorial office, Laura Kövesi has built a career defined by integrity, fearlessness, and her uncompromising fight against financial crime and corruption across the EU

According to the Green to Grey investigation, Europe loses the equivalent of 600 football fields of green land daily.

According to reports, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told other European leaders that 'we must learn the Ukraine lesson'

Laura Kovesi is expected to hold a press conference and will address all major issues within her jurisdiction.

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev cautioned European leaders that war with Russia could escalate into a nuclear conflict, emphasizing the high stakes of any military confrontation

For September, Greece’s average electricity price is 90.99 euros/MWh, up nearly 19% from 73.73 euros in August.

Unions from ports across Europe and North Africa gather in Italy to plan coordinated action against arms shipments to Israel, with talks possibly extending to wider trade restrictions

Eurostat data reveal wide income gaps between education levels across Europe, with the highest disparities in Eastern and Southeastern countries and Greece ranking tenth among the lowest earners with a degree

On September 27–28, Greece joins 50 countries in celebrating European Heritage Days 2025, with free entrance to state-run museums, monuments, and archaeological sites as part of this year’s focus on architectural heritage

The event aspires to become a key reference point for the sustainable energy transition in Greece and across Europe.