As the Iran war disrupts global energy flows, EU officials warn they lack reliable real-time data on fuel inventories, raising concerns over shortages and emergency decision-making across the bloc.

Greece faced particularly severe conditions, with an estimated 85% of the population exposed to extreme temperatures approaching or surpassing 40°C. The highest recorded temperature reached 44°C.

Despite strong engagement, young Europeans lack representation and trust in institutions. Bridging this gap is key to a fair, effective green transition.

International travel demand remained resilient in 2025 despite inflation and geopolitical tensions, with Greece recording strong gains in arrivals, revenue, and visitor satisfaction across key sectors

Over 70 competitors from 15 countries gathered in De Panne, Belgium, for the 6th European Seagull Screeching Championship, a pub contest where contestants are judged on how convincingly they can imitate a seagull's cry

As the war with Iran reshapes the balance of power in the Middle East, a quieter shift is taking hold in Washington.

Greece sits in a genuinely difficult position. It is a net energy importer with significant exposure to global oil and gas price movements, Brouillette says

Wildfires burned more than 2.2 million hectares across Europe, the Middle East and North Africa in 2025, with the EU recording its worst fire year on record. Greece avoided historic wildfire losses, but nearly 49,000 hectares still burned- including in protected areas.

As events continue to unfold in the Middle East, anxiety is growing in Europe’s major capitals over the potential consequences of the conflict.

New data shows Greece still ranks among Europe’s heaviest-smoking nations, even as traditional cigarette use declines and attitudes shift toward alternative nicotine products.

The pan-European Stoxx 600 fell 1.73%, with losses recorded in every sector except oil and gas.

Spain recorded a particularly strong showing, placing two cities in the top five — a reflection of the country’s overall property market momentum.

Soon, the sight of a car pulling up to the curb with no one in the driver’s seat will no longer feel like science fiction but part of everyday urban life.

Europe is concerned. Which should come as no surprise. And it’s not hiding it. In an international environment as volatile, unpredictable and unstable as ours is right now, it’s not as if the continent can just kick back and smell the roses.

We know that it depends on all of us in Europe whether we will become a happy family or an unhappy one — “in our own way."

Bulgaria will become the 21st European country to adopt the euro from Jan. 1, marking a historic milestone for the country, European institutions said in statements welcoming the newest member of the single currency bloc. The European Central Bank described the move as a significant opportunity for citizens and businesses across the euro zone, noting […]

Leaders meet in The Hague to create an international body reviewing claims against Russia, with over 80,000 damage submissions and reconstruction costs estimated at $524 billion