A salmonella outbreak linked to instant noodles has sickened 106 people across 14 European countries, with children and young adults among the hardest hit.

A British historian examines how Oxbridge shaped Britain’s ruling class, raising wider questions about elite education, political power, and the West’s uneasy reflection on its own decline

Cyprus and Greece face severe water stress as EU averages mask stark regional disparities in freshwater use and access across Southern Europe.

A widespread heatwave is sweeping across Europe, bringing temperatures close to 40C, triggering transport disruption, health warnings and environmental strain, as meteorologists warn of a persistent “heat dome” over parts of the continent.

Europe is moving toward tighter social media rules for children, as concerns over online safety, addiction and mental health continue to grow.

Europe's ultra-wealthy population has grown by a quarter in five years, with more than 20 people joining the $30M+ club every single day

Europe’s refugee and asylum-seeker population has stopped rising after more than a decade of growth, as applications fall for a second year in a row across the EU and Britain, according to a new study.

A new publication in Nature suggests warmer years may reduce Europe’s economic growth, challenging older assumptions that colder regions could benefit

Seven-year-old Sophia Kaliskami from Poros wins the European School Chess Championship, impressing with talent, focus and remarkable discipline.

Kyriakos Pierrakakis called for major investment in power grids, innovation and energy integration, arguing that Europe must strengthen its productive and technological capacity to remain competitive

Household gas prices jumped across European capitals following the Iran conflict, while electricity costs fell on average despite sharp increases in countries heavily reliant on gas-fired power

Brussels wants to eliminate the headaches of cross-border rail travel by introducing single-ticket bookings, stronger passenger protections and fairer access to ticketing platforms across Europe

Dear Europe, you are so much more than a continent

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