Europe: News
Verisure files for $3.7B IPO, Europe's biggest since 2022
Verisure Plc, a leading security firm, has announced its intention to raise around €3.1 billion ($3.7 billion) through an initial public offering (IPO) in Stockholm.
Ford to cut 1,000 jobs at Cologne EV plant
Ford has announced plans to cut up to 1,000 jobs at its electric vehicle (EV) plant in Cologne, Germany.
UCO Bank gets nod to handle trade payments for Nayara
UCO Bank, a mid-sized state-owned lender, has received approval from the Indian government to handle trade payments for Nayara Energy Ltd.
Cannabis may increase your diabetes risk 4 times, study warns
Cannabis use could nearly quadruple the risk of developing diabetes, a new study has revealed.
IndiGo to operate India's first direct flights to Greece
IndiGo has announced the induction of its Airbus A321XLR aircraft, with Athens in Greece, as its first destination.
Over 50% of users discontinue weight-loss drugs within a year
A recent study conducted in Denmark has found that more than half of the adults without diabetes who were prescribed semaglutide, a popular weight-loss drug, stopped using it within a year.
Global EV sales surge 25% in 2025 led by Europe
Global electric vehicle (EV) sales have surged by a whopping 25% in the first eight months of 2025, compared to the same period last year.
How Microsoft avoided hefty fine in an EU antitrust case
Microsoft has avoided a hefty fine from the European Commission after being accused of antitrust violations.
Meet Diella: World's 1st AI 'minister' appointed in Albania
Albania has made history by appointing the world's first artificial intelligence (AI) minister, Diella.
Meta and TikTok have won a legal battle against EU
Meta Platforms and ByteDance's TikTok have successfully challenged the European Commission in a case related to supervisory fees under the Digital Services Act (DSA).
Hyundai's stylish Concept THREE previews a new eletric hatchback
Hyundai has made a grand return to the IAA Mobility event with the global debut of Concept THREE, its first-ever compact electric vehicle (EV) under the IONIQ sub-brand.
Luxury cars by EU brands might become cheaper in India
The Indian government is likely to offer some concessions on import duties for high-end cars to the European Union (EU).
Flying to Europe? Air India just announced an exciting deal
Air India has launched a campaign, 'One India, One Fare,' offering flat-rate fares for round trips from any point in India to Europe.
Uber to test robotaxi service in Germany next year
Uber and its partner Momenta will conduct trials of fully autonomous cars in Germany, starting in 2026.
Microsoft's Azure service crippled due to Red Sea cable cuts
Microsoft has warned its Azure users of possible service disruptions due to multiple undersea fiber cuts in the Red Sea.
Why European Union banned a chemical in gel nail polishes
The European Union has prohibited a key chemical used in certain gel nail polishes and cosmetics.
Why Amazon's $1.3B antitrust fine has been reduced by Italy
An Italian court has lowered a massive €1.13 billion ($1.32 billion) antitrust fine on Amazon, originally imposed in 2021 for allegedly abusing its dominant position in the country's e-commerce logistics sector.
Why Tesla's European sales fell for the 8th consecutive month
Tesla's sales slump in Europe has continued for the eighth consecutive month, according to data from France.
CMR Green Technologies files IPO papers with SEBI
CMR Green Technologies, a leading non-ferrous metal recycler, has filed preliminary documents with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) for an initial public offering (IPO).
US urges Europe to impose tariffs on India: Report
The United States has reportedly urged European countries to impose tariffs on India, similar to those it has already imposed.
'Scapegoating India doesn't serve facts': Government responds to Trump's tariff
The Indian government has responded to former United States President Donald Trump's recent accusations that New Delhi is indirectly funding Russia's war in Ukraine.
Why Google is facing an antitrust fine in the EU
Google is set to be hit with a modest antitrust fine by the European Union (EU) in the coming weeks.
'The Witcher' secrets even hardcore fans don't know
Despite being widely popular, The Witcher series is more than what meets the eye and holds secrets even its biggest fans don't know about.
Mumbai-based robotics start-up Miko secures $155M at $550M valuation
Miko, a significant player in the child companion robot industry, is set to raise $155 million (around ₹1,325 crore) in its Series D funding round.
PM Modi to inaugurate Maruti e-Vitara production tomorrow
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate the production of Maruti Suzuki's first battery electric vehicle (BEV), the 'e-Vitara,' on August 26.
Why US imposed tariffs on India, not China
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has explained why China was not subjected to additional tariffs or sanctions on Russian oil while India was not.
This Swiss start-up is using underground spaces to power buildings
Enerdrape, a Swiss start-up, is revolutionizing urban decarbonization by harnessing underground heat to power buildings.
Trump proposes trilateral summit with Putin, Zelensky: Russia
United States President Donald Trump has proposed a trilateral summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Digital rights for deceased crucial to stop AI cloning: Expert
As generative AI technology advances, concerns are growing over its potential to recreate and revive a person's digital presence after death.
Musk's Tesla could soon supply electricity to UK homes
Elon Musk's Tesla is gearing up to enter the energy market in Great Britain.
Lyft to launch Baidu's robotaxis in Europe by next year
Lyft, the US ride-hailing giant, has announced a strategic partnership with Chinese tech company Baidu.
Tracing macaroni and cheese's journey through time
Macaroni and cheese, our beloved comfort food, has a glorious history dating back centuries.
After Google, Musk's xAI to sign EU's AI code
Elon Musk's artificial intelligence (AI) company, xAI, has announced its decision to sign the Safety and Security chapter of the European Union's Code of Practice.
Google signing EU's AI code: What it means for users
Google has announced its intention to sign the European Union's (EU) general-purpose artificial intelligence (AI) code of practice.
Why Meta is banning political ads in EU from October
Meta Platforms has announced that it will stop political, electoral, and social issue advertising on its platforms in the European Union (EU) from early October.
'Get your act together': Trump warns Europe on immigration
United States President Donald Trump has warned European nations to take immediate action against what he termed a "horrible invasion" of immigration.
Tesla to make affordable EVs as Q2 income plummets 16%
Tesla has reported its second-quarter financial results, revealing a major drop in revenue and profits.
How EU plans to tackle Trump's 30% tariff threat
The European Union (EU) is preparing a massive counterattack against the United States, with plans to impose 30% tariffs on goods worth €100 billion ($117 billion).
Want AI that keeps your chat private? Meet Proton's Lumo
Proton, the company behind the encrypted email service Proton Mail, has launched a new AI assistant called Lumo.
EU sanctions on Nayara, Russian oil may hit Reliance too
The European Union (EU)'s sanctions on Nayara Energy are expected to deal a blow to the company, while the ban on fuels made from Russian oil presents a significant challenge for Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL).
Why Meta refused to sign EU's AI code of practice
Meta has refused to sign the European Union's (EU) code of practice for its Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act.
Rare solar eclipse in 2027 will darken skies for 6-minutes
On August 2, 2027, a total solar eclipse will be visible from parts of Europe, North Africa, and the Middle East.
Uber joins forces with China's Baidu to launch robotaxis worldwide
Uber has announced a strategic partnership with Chinese tech giant Baidu to deploy thousands of autonomous vehicles across the globe.
Why India's exports to US may surge by $7B
India could see a massive boost in its exports to the United States, potentially by as much as $7 billion.
Indian auto component industry clocks a turnover of ₹6.7L crore
India's auto component industry has recorded a turnover of ₹6.73 lakh crore ($80.2 billion) for the fiscal year 2024-25, according to the Automotive Component Manufacturers Association of India (ACMA).
China bans EU firms from bidding for medical equipment contracts
China has retaliated against the European Union (EU) by banning its companies from bidding on large-scale medical equipment contracts.
Why Google is facing an antitrust complaint in the EU
Independent publishers have filed an antitrust complaint against Alphabet's Google in the European Union (EU).
What's Oropouche virus, which may be coming to your city
For decades, Oropouche virus disease was a very uncommon infection that was limited to the margins of tropical rainforests in the Caribbean and South America.
Musk fires Tesla's head of operations amid declining sales
Elon Musk has fired Omead Afshar, Tesla's head of manufacturing and operations for North America and Europe.
Tesla's sales in Europe decline for fifth straight month
Tesla's sales in Europe have witnessed a major slump for the fifth consecutive month.
'Dear...Donald': Trump shares NATO chief's texts praising action on Iran
United States President Donald Trump has shared a series of text messages from NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte that appeared to show the latter congratulating him on his "decisive action in Iran."