A remarkable archaeological discovery in Austria is forcing a reassessment of the scale of Iron Age iron production and trade in Central Europe. The findings, reported in Antiquity, the international, peer-reviewed journal
The Iranian regime is being accused of subcontracting European criminal networks, including the notorious Dutch “Mocro mafia,” to carry out targeted assassinations on European soil, according to an investigative report by The
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Macedonia’s state leadership seems to embody Hegel’s bitter wisdom: the only thing we learn from history is that we learn nothing from it. Thus, the Macedonian state marches blindly from one strategic
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Volvo Cars is cutting around 3,000 office jobs — roughly 15% of its white-collar workforce — in a sweeping $1.9 billion restructuring effort, as falling electric vehicle (EV) demand and geopolitical pressures
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The small Baltic nation, home to just 1.4 million people, is preparing to roll out personal AI accounts for students in a bold move that positions it as a digital education pioneer.
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Europe’s largest shipbuilder, Fincantieri, has called on the European Union to urgently strengthen its underwater defence systems in the face of increasing threats to subsea infrastructure and a reduced U.S. military footprint
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European Union leaders are calling for swift negotiations with U.S. President Donald Trump to avoid a looming transatlantic trade conflict, according to reporting by the Financial Times. The urgency comes after Trump
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Congestion at major European ports is worsening, raising concerns about a ripple effect across global supply chains as trade tensions, labor shortages, and shifting tariff policies disrupt maritime operations, according to a
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With President Trump’s efforts to end the Ukraine war, Europeans are now mainly responsible for prolonging it. Despite lame protestations of peace, Europe seems committed to fighting ‘to the last Ukrainian’. Unsustainable
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The European Union’s agriculture commissioner, Christophe Hansen, has cautioned against diverting funds from the bloc’s €387 billion Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) to bolster defence spending, emphasizing the critical role of food security
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In a major turning point for European defense policy, EU member states have reached a political agreement to launch a €150 billion loans-for-arms initiative, according to reporting by the Financial Times. The
More The European Union’s general court has ruled against the European Commission for refusing to disclose text messages exchanged between Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla during the
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The European Union is preparing to sharply curtail Ukraine’s tariff-free access to its market, dealing a blow to Kyiv’s wartime economy just as it faces mounting financial strain from Russia’s continued aggression.
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The past few days have felt like a decisive chapter in the Ukrainian conflict – a time of mounting tensions, sudden twists, and a game of diplomatic ping-pong between Moscow and the
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Sweden’s efforts to enhance its strategic and security posture suffered a fresh blow on Thursday after newly appointed national security adviser Tobias Thyberg resigned just hours into the role, following revelations of
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A Bulgarian intelligence operative at the center of a Russian spy ring in the UK allegedly helped Jan Marsalek, the fugitive former Wirecard executive, organize an emergency evacuation from Kabul for the
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