Europe: News
IndiGo's A321 XLR aircraft marks new era in Indian aviation
IndiGo, India's largest airline, has taken a major step in its fleet expansion journey with the arrival of the country's first Airbus A321 XLR aircraft.
Meta halts launch of Ray-Ban Display glasses in Europe, Canada
Meta has put its plans to launch the Ray-Ban Display smart glasses in Europe and Canada on hold.
AI could take away 200,000 banking jobs in Europe
The European banking sector is on the brink of a major transformation, with more than 200,000 jobs likely to vanish by 2030.
How EU's carbon tax will affect Indian steel exports
The European Union (EU) will implement a carbon tax on select metals, with the payment phase starting tomorrow.
Why George Clooney and Amal chose France over Hollywood
Hollywood actor George Clooney, his wife-lawyer Amal, and their two kids have been granted French citizenship, per an official decree in France's government gazette.
Brigitte Bardot, French actor and cultural icon, dies at 91
Brigitte Bardot, the legendary French actor and singer who became a symbol of the sexual revolution in the 1950s and 1960s, has passed away at the age of 91.
Why China has slapped 43% tariff on EU dairy products
China has announced its decision to impose provisional tariffs of up to 42.7% on dairy products imported from the European Union (EU).
Raccoon roundworm parasite spreading across 9 European countries rapidly
The raccoon roundworm parasite, scientifically known as Baylisascaris procyonis, is spreading across Europe, according to a study.
US criticizes India, EU over stalemate in trade talks
US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer has criticized the European Union (EU) and India for their lack of progress in trade negotiations.
Visiting the Netherlands? Flower festivals you can skip
The Netherlands is famous for its vibrant flower festivals, but not all of them are worth your time.
Putin rejects compromise on Ukraine despite Trump's pressure
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ruled out any compromise on his demands for Ukraine to cede territory.
Why Trump administration is threatening retaliation against Accenture, Spotify
The United States has threatened to retaliate against the European Union (EU) over its plans to tax American tech companies.
Why Russia has sued Belgium-based Euroclear for $230B
Russia's central bank has filed a lawsuit against Euroclear, a Belgium-based securities depository, seeking damages of $230 billion.
Global EV sales rise 21% in 2025, Europe leads growth
Global electric vehicle (EV) sales have surged by 21% in November compared to the same period in 2024, according to Benchmark Mineral Intelligence.
'We dodged massacre': Taylor Swift recalls foiled Vienna terror plot
The first episode of Taylor Swift's The End of an Era documentary series, released on Friday, delves into the foiled terrorist plot during her Eras Tour in Europe.
Nordic walking: What's this global trend from Finland
Nordic walking, a popular fitness activity, is gaining traction in Finland. This low-impact exercise, which involves walking with specially designed poles, provides a full-body workout.
Sperm donor with cancer-causing gene fathers nearly 200 children
A sperm donor with a genetic mutation that increases cancer risk has unknowingly fathered at least 197 children across Europe, according to an investigation by 14 European public service broadcasters.
'Best': US trade chief hails India's farm market access offers
United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer has called India's trade proposals "the best offers Washington has received as a country," even as trade discussions are underway to expand market access for American farm products.
This Chinese wireless rail convoy can carry 3 Eiffel Towers!
China has successfully tested a revolutionary wireless rail system, connecting multiple freight trains without any physical coupling.
EU users can choose to see less personalized Facebook ads
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has announced a major change for its users in the European Union.
Companies in these 25 countries can't contact employees after work
The 'right to disconnect,' the ability for employees to ignore work-related communications after hours, is a growing trend across the globe.
Why Elon Musk thinks the EU 'should be abolished'
Elon Musk, the owner of social media platform X, has called for the abolition of the European Union (EU) after his company was slapped with a €120 million ($140 million) fine.
Why JPMorgan CEO thinks Europe has a 'real problem'
JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon has warned that Europe's slow bureaucracy is a major economic risk for the US.
Ireland, Spain, Netherlands quit Eurovision over Israel's participation
Israel has been cleared to participate in the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, leading to the withdrawal of several countries including Spain, the Netherlands, Ireland, and Slovenia.
This hidden Greek beach is named most 'paradise-like' in Europe
Navagio Beach, also known as "Shipwreck Beach," has been named the most "paradise-like" beach in Europe. The title was given by Kuoni, a leading UK travel company.
Putin says Russia prepared for war if Europe 'wants one'
Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Tuesday that his country is "ready" for war if Europe seeks one. He accused European leaders of not having a peaceful agenda.
Global arms sales surged to record $679B last year
The world's top 100 defense companies raked in an estimated $679 billion in sales last year, a new report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) has revealed.
This is where our house cats came from
The origin of domestic cats has always been a bit of a mystery. However, new research using ancient DNA is changing the narrative.
EU makes social media platforms liable for financial scams
The European Union (EU) has passed a new law that will hold social media platforms such as Meta and TikTok accountable for financial fraud.
Why US wants Europe to reconsider rules for Big Tech
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has urged Europe to reconsider its regulations on Big Tech companies, in exchange for lower tariff rates on European steel and aluminum exports.
Climbing Mount Elbrus: Tips for a successful summit
Climbing Mount Elbrus, Europe's highest peak, is an adventure of a lifetime.
Hamas has terror network in Europe for 'on-command' attacks: Mossad
Israel's intelligence agency, Mossad, has claimed that Hamas has established an operational network across Europe.
Amul's milk products might soon be available in Israel
Amul, ranked as the world's number one cooperative by the International Cooperative Alliance, is looking to expand its global footprint.
Want to adopt sustainable wedding customs from Europe? 5 ideas
European weddings are steeped in history and tradition, but these days, many are opting for sustainable alternatives.
The story behind Sweden's famous cinnamon buns
Swedish cinnamon buns, or kanelbullar, are a staple in Sweden.
Why Google is facing an antitrust probe in the EU
Google is facing an antitrust investigation by the European Union (EU) over its spam policy.
You can soon buy TVS bikes in Spain and Portugal
TVS Motor Company, a leading Indian automotive firm, is planning to expand its presence in Europe.
270 Indians rescued from Myanmar cyber scam centers repatriated
In a major international rescue operation, 270 Indian nationals were repatriated from Thailand on Thursday. The operation was launched after they escaped from cyber scam centers in Myawaddy, Myanmar.
You can buy phone location data of top EU leaders
A recent investigation by European journalists has revealed that it is alarmingly easy to track high-ranking European Union (EU) officials, using commercially acquired location histories from data brokers.
The fascinating journey of the samosa through time
The samosa, a beloved snack across the globe, has a rich history that dates back centuries.