Europe: News
'Takedown Tesla' protests erupt across US against Elon Musk
Protests against electric vehicle maker Tesla, led by billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk, erupted across the US on Saturday.
EU urges all to prepare for war with survival kits
The European Union (EU) has urged its citizens in all 27 member states to prepare three-day survival kits amid growing concerns about a World War-like situation.
Tesla's EU sales down 47% this February—Musk to blame?
Tesla's EV sales in Europe have plummeted, falling 49% in January and February as compared to the same period last year.
Why Meta is being fined whopping $1B by EU
The European Union (EU) is planning to impose a massive fine on Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, as per the New York Post.
Trump signs order to disband US Education Department
United States President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to "begin eliminating" the Department of Education.
Meta AI chatbot launches in Europe after year-long regulatory delay
Meta has announced the launch of its AI chatbot, Meta AI, across Europe. The rollout comes nearly a year after it was initially planned but halted due to regulatory issues.
EU imposes counter tariffs on $28B worth of US goods
The European Union (EU) has announced countermeasures against the United States's recent tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Explosive memoir details ex-Facebook COO Sandberg's spending spree, risqué work-trips
Former Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg is facing scrutiny after revelations in a new memoir.
Shocking! This European tribe ate human brains 18,000 years ago
A study published in Scientific Reports has revealed that European tribes, called the Magdalenians, practiced cranial cannibalism 18,000 years ago.
Apple, Meta to be fined for violating Europe's Digital-Markets Act
Apple and Meta will face fines for allegedly breaching Europe's Digital Markets Act (DMA), as per Reuters.
Hydrogen plasma breakthrough may enable emission-free metal production
Scientists at SINTEF, one of Europe's biggest independent research organizations, are making significant strides in the development of hydrogen plasma technology to create emission-free steel.
India and EU to hold crucial FTA talks tomorrow
India and the European Union (EU) will commence their 10th round of negotiations for a proposed free trade agreement (FTA) in Brussels tomorrow.
US State Department plans to close European consulates, cut workforce
The US State Department is reportedly gearing up for a major cut in its global workforce and shutting down a number of consulates, mostly in Western Europe.
Only 0-emission cars will be sold in EU by 2035
The European Commission has reiterated its zero CO2 emissions target for all new cars sold in the European Union (EU) by 2035.
Over 75% of EVs sold globally are Chinese
Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers now dominate the global EV and plug-in hybrid (PHEV) market with a whopping 76% share, recent data from Rho Motion has revealed.
EU eyes tariff cuts on cars, alcohol exports to India
The European Union (EU) is reportedly pushing for lower tariffs on important exports like whiskey, wine, and cars.
Snow line retreats 500ft—Why Everest ice is disappearing so fast
Mount Everest, the world's highest peak, is witnessing a drastic change in its snow line—the elevation above which snow remains on the ground throughout the year.
Ukraine's Zelenskyy calls for creation of 'Armed Forces of Europe'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called for an "Armed Forces of Europe" at the Munich Security Conference.
James Bond name in trouble: Trademark dispute threatens 007 franchise
The James Bond franchise, worth billions of pounds, is locked in a legal battle to keep hold of the super spy's name.
Traveling to Europe? Perhaps you can skip overrated art galleries
Europe is known for its vibrant art history, home to some of the world's most iconic galleries.
EU promises strong countermeasures to US steel, aluminum tariffs
European Union (EU) leader Ursula von der Leyen has issued a stern warning in response to the US's newly imposed tariffs on steel and aluminum.
France to use nuclear power for ambitious AI project
France is capitalizing on its rich nuclear power resources to get ahead in the global artificial intelligence (AI) race.
India's total trade projected to reach $1.8T in 8 years
India's total trade is tipped to grow at a CAGR of 6.4% through 2033, reaching $1.8 trillion annually, a Boston Consulting Group (BCG) report stated.
Kerala's birth rate hits 20-year low, 'serious issue' says government
Kerala has witnessed a sharp decline in its birth rate over the last two decades, hitting a 20-year low.
Tariff wars: Trump says European Union next, sparks concerns
United States President Donald Trump has vowed to impose new tariffs on the European Union (EU), saying the bloc has "really taken advantage of us."
Google is challenging EU's $4.5B antitrust fine over Android
Google has appealed to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), against a record €4.3 billion ($4.5 billion) antitrust fine imposed seven years ago.
Most Indians view Trump's return as US President positively
A majority of Indians view Donald Trump's return to the White House as a boon for US-India relations, a global survey has found.
Meta accused of misleading EU users with revised ad-free service
The European Consumer Organisation (BEUC) has expressed concerns over Meta's updated no-ads subscription service, warning it may breach EU consumer and privacy laws.
India's trade deal with European bloc to attract $100B investment
Union Minister Jayant Chaudhary has announced a landmark Trade and Economic Participation Agreement (TEPA) with a European FTA bloc.
German economy contracted for 2nd consecutive year in 2024
Germany's economy, which is the biggest in Europe, shrunk for the second consecutive year in 2024.
Pakistan PM orders probe into scandalous ad resembling 9/11 attack
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has ordered an investigation into a controversial social media post by Pakistan International Airlines (PIA).
Why EU is reassessing tech investigations into Apple, Google, Meta
According to the Financial Times, the European Commission is re-evaluating its probes into tech giants such as Apple, Google, and Meta.
Flights cancelled, icy roads, power outages: Winter storm grips US
A severe winter storm, called the "heaviest snowfall in a decade," has left the central United States in tatters.
Global recession in 2025? Rising inflation, geopolitics fuel economic uncertainty
As 2025 nears, worries of a possible global recession are growing louder. This is because a few major economies are showing evident signs of stress.
After Panama Canal, Trump wants US to buy Greenland
United States President-elect Donald Trump has once again shown interest in buying Greenland, a territory under Denmark but with autonomous rule.
Why Congo has filed complaints against Apple over 'conflict minerals'
The Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has filed legal complaints against Apple's subsidiaries in France and Belgium.
Netherlands: Netflix fined €4.7M for violating data protection laws
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) has slapped a €4.75 million ($5 million) fine on Netflix for not properly informing its users about their personal data usage between 2018 and 2020.
Europe's €10.6B Iris² satellite network to rival Musk's Starlink megaconstellation
In a major boost to its space ambitions, Europe has signed a €10.6 billion contract to develop the Iris² satellite network.
Mango clothing chain founder dies after falling 100m from cliff
Spanish clothing retailer Mango's founder, Isak Andic, has died in a mountain accident near Barcelona.
Ozzy Osbourne eyes Black Sabbath reunion for final performance
Despite battling health issues, legendary rock star Ozzy Osbourne is eager to perform one last time. He wants to reunite with his former Black Sabbath bandmates for this farewell concert.