The European Central Bank (ECB) announced the planned accessibility features for its digital euro app, stating that the platform will surpass European Union accessibility standards. Pilot testing for the app is scheduled to begin in 2027.

Firefighters in Slovenia are facing a significant challenge with intense underground burning in the Bovec region, despite the main wildfire being surrounded.

Wildfires in France have reached record-breaking levels, with an orange alert maintained in 20 departments across the east and southeast of the country. Firefighters continue to battle the blazes, which are described as unprecedented in their scale.

Suzuki offers the Brezza SUV in India, featuring hybrid technology, extensive equipment, and an impressively affordable price, which could make it highly appealing in parts of the European market.

The European Union is undertaking a currency redesign, prompting a debate over whether to feature apolitical animals or European heroes, as an opportunity for identity-building.

European Union member states have agreed to extend temporary protection for individuals fleeing Russia’s war against Ukraine until March 4, 2028, while also introducing new conditions for future applicants linked to Ukraine’s military obligations.

Icelanders are set to vote on whether their country should make a new attempt to join the European Union. The debate includes concerns about the potential impact on Icelandic fishing waters if Spanish fishermen were to gain access.

Hyundai Motor's chairman has inspected the Ioniq 3 in Turkey ahead of its European launch, as the company declares its ambition to transform from a carmaker into an AI company. This move signals a strategic shift towards advanced technology alongside its automotive production.

A European Commission proposal to restrict livestock transport in temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius has sparked debate on climate change and whether laws protect animals more than people from heat.

A new and dangerous organized crime group, the Foxtrot gang, is reportedly recruiting teenagers across Europe to carry out contract killings.

The European Union's new artificial intelligence regulations are set to come into effect.

New European Union rules on artificial intelligence have come into force, mandating that deepfakes and other AI-generated content must be clearly labeled.

The Italian Prime Minister is reportedly leveraging a crisis to propose an Albania-model migrant hub funded by the European Union, while also monitoring airport disruptions and considering shorter border controls from Madrid.

A total solar eclipse, the first visible from Europe in 27 years, is set to occur on August 12, with Spain and Iceland being prime viewing locations, attracting tourists.

Residents of Pantelej in Niš have once again protested the planned route of a high-speed railway line through their neighborhood. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has also responded to the concerns raised by the residents.

Many people across Europe are experiencing significant sleep difficulties due to increasingly strong heatwaves, impacting both their mental and physical health.

Augustas has nicknamed a European city 'Little Tokyo,' noting that Lithuanians enjoy distant Japan and its goods, finding everything closer to home.

The forest fire emergency in Europe has calmed in much of Western Europe, with major fires in France and Spain no longer advancing, but the situation is deteriorating in Greece.

The financial sector reported strong earnings this week, with 85% of companies beating EPS estimates. Visa stock, in particular, looks attractive after strong earnings and layoffs, despite some other financial stocks like Goldman Sachs and Robinhood experiencing declines.

Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda, addressing participants of a political prisoners and exiles rally, stated that Europe is once again witnessing brutal aggression and attempts to deny nations their right to self-determination.

Maria Callas is being proposed as the face for the new 5 euro banknote, should 'European culture' be chosen as the theme for the next series of euro banknotes by the European Central Bank.

Spain is reportedly angry at "selfish" European countries, prompting Ursula von der Leyen to defend the EU's offer of assistance to Spain "from the very beginning."

The European Union is updating its merger rules for the first time in two decades, aiming to create business 'champions' capable of competing with US tech giants. Experts are analyzing the implications of these changes.

The Democratic Party of Albania has reacted to a joint statement by ten major European and international media freedom organizations, calling it a "serious alarm" for the state of democracy and freedom of expression in Albania.

Israel and Serbia are strengthening their defense ties, with Serbia emerging as one of Israel's closest allies in Europe. Their shared interests and historic friendship are forming an emerging partnership.

New genetic analysis of bones from 11 European sites, including the Czech Republic, challenges the traditional image of prehistoric mammoth hunters. Scientists suggest that Homo sapiens employed more strategic and less risky hunting methods than previously believed.

Research platform Justice for Prosperity (JfP) claims that the network behind the far-right 'Save Europe Act' (SEA) demonstrations, which held its first event in Utrecht, aims to destabilize Europe by combining three influential spheres.

More than 13,000 Croatian citizens are required to replace their old identity cards, issued before January 1, 2003, by August 3rd, as they no longer comply with new European regulations.

An extreme-right initiative, primarily supported in the Netherlands and Germany, is advocating for a European “remigration program” that would involve mass deportations. The plan has garnered more than 643,000 signatures.

En total, 24 países europeos se suman a la petición del presidente del Gobierno para realizar una reunión extraordinaria en la que analizar la crisis migratoria y acordar una respuesta coordinada

RTÉ's program 'Nationwide' highlighted Wexford's tourism initiatives, presenting a significant opportunity to promote Ireland as a desirable destination, especially as mainland Europe experiences a heat dome.

Janez Janša has formed a coalition government in Slovenia, returning as Prime Minister after losing the election. He is reportedly reversing his predecessor Robert Golob's policies on Israel, immigration, and business.

Radio Free Europe's 'Most' program investigated the source of funds Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić promised to distribute to citizens by year-end through pension and salary increases or cash gifts.

A report by FAZ suggests that Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán's system is collapsing within the scientific community. The article also raises questions about what will replace it and the potential return of the Central European University (CEU).

From Germany to Russia: How safe is Europe for LGBTQ+?

Marine Le Pen is not the only far-right candidate in the French presidential election promising to overturn the European Union's status quo, particularly challenging the Franco-German engine of Europe.

Global tech companies and AI firms are dominating Swedish global investment funds, leading to increased risk for household savings. An expert advises diversifying investments with funds exposed to Sweden and Europe, focusing on banking and traditional industries.

Oxylabs CEO Vytautas Savickas appeared on Bloomberg TV Bulgaria to discuss the future of artificial intelligence in Europe and the company's recent achievement of unicorn status.

Les dernières informations concernant les incendies dévastateurs qui touchent la France et l'Espagne. ...

A Finnish expert suggests that expanding air conditioning use in Europe could offer both health and environmental benefits, expressing surprise at the continent's hesitation.

A podcast discusses the increasing number of Germans considering emigration and the trend of Eastern Europeans returning to their home countries, criticizing politicians for their perceived indifference to these demographic shifts.

An opinion piece from Die Presse supports the idea of using bird motifs on European Central Bank banknotes.

Former European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker recounted feeling repeatedly deceived by Alexis Tsipras during the financial rescue drama of Greece. Juncker played a central role in the events surrounding Greece's bailout.

A European prohibition on purchasing Russian gas is already creating tension in gas reserves and prices, exacerbated by the conflict in Ormuz and a scarcity of reliable suppliers.

An analysis suggests that while merit is demanded for applicants in Portugal and European institutions, political trust, proximity, and power balances continue to hold more weight in decision-making positions.

Statements made by Alexander Gauland, a co-founder and former leader of Germany's right-wing AfD party, in the Bundestag were paired with a false translation to spread hate speech against European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

Branislav Nenezić, a member of the European Alliance, announced that the Free Zone Port of Bar remains locked, and the Port of Bar was quickly sold, expressing concern for thousands of families affected by this decision.

Juan Dávila, a former police officer, has become Europe's highest-grossing comedian, known for his wild humor and improvisational show where he jokes about the audience's most atrocious dramas. His success skyrocketed through social media after over a decade of performing in various venues.

Negotiating commissions from Montenegro and Croatia have not yet met regarding the 'Jadran' ship and the Prevlaka peninsula. Discussions on these issues are planned to resume after the summer break, according to Montenegro's Deputy Prime Minister for Foreign and European Affairs.

European natural gas prices have increased by 30% due to fears that a potential conflict involving Iran could disrupt winter energy supplies.

Reports indicate that trade threats made by former President Trump could significantly jeopardize Spain's energy security. The potential implications of these policies are being analyzed for their economic and strategic impact on the European nation.

Record-low water levels in major European rivers have severely restricted cargo transport, reduced electricity production, and impacted company revenues, jeopardizing everything from power supply to food and transportation.

The European Union's Copernicus service has been activated to monitor areas affected by wildfires in the municipalities of Thiva and Mandra-Eidyllia in Greece. This activation will provide satellite data to assess the damage and aid in response efforts.

An editorial argues that Europe must demonstrate strong leadership in the battle against climate change, especially at the current moment.

Record low water levels in major European rivers have restricted cargo transport, reduced electricity production, and impacted company revenues, raising fears about the economic consequences of intense heat and scarce rainfall.

Europe is experiencing a new era of wildfires, with blazes reaching such intensity, speed, and scale that they are becoming increasingly difficult to control, signaling a challenging summer for the continent.

The Schengen cooperation is Europe's border barrier

The 'Personal Assistant' program in Greece has been made a permanent national initiative, expanding across the country. The program will receive an annual funding of €53 million from national and European resources.

Aleksandar Roknić, an editor at the newspaper 'Danas', stated that the Serbian government is committed to maintaining a polarized state and that a significant majority of ministers disdain the EU, despite the country's stated European path.

Average gasoline prices in EU countries increased by 1.7% last week, while diesel prices rose by 4.3%, with significant variations observed between countries, such as diesel costing as low as €1.21 in some.

An article clarifies that while a beach may be appealing, it does not automatically grant the right to cross private land to access it, emphasizing that a legal basis for passage must exist.

Extreme summer weather, including frequent heatwaves and associated fires, is becoming an increasing economic challenge for Europe, driving up costs and disrupting businesses.

Elon Musk has questioned a claim made by Grok, stating that Nigeria had 4 million more births than the European Union. The debate explores Nigeria’s population growth and Europe’s declining birth rates.

The article explores the increasing challenge posed by Chinese car manufacturers to traditional European auto industries, specifically focusing on how Stellantis's plant in Kragujevac, Serbia, might withstand this growing competition. It mentions Volkswagen's plans for layoffs in the context of this threat.

The European Commission has sent preliminary objections to PDD Holdings, owner of the online platform Temu, suspecting it obstructed an inspection in an investigation into potential foreign subsidies.

Teenage contract killers, once primarily associated with Swedish gangs, are now being recruited across Europe through social media. This model of crime is spreading, with young people being trained to commit murders.

Polish lawyer Jarosław Jagura argues that officials should disregard a Constitutional Tribunal ruling and recognize same-sex marriages performed abroad through transcription, hoping that offices will prioritize European law.

Europe faces a devastating drought due to months of insufficient rainfall and extreme summer temperatures, with experts warning of a potential €126 billion economic blow as major rivers like the Rhine and Danube dry up.

Seoul has been named the best university city for students globally, while London maintains its top position in Europe, according to the QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) 2027 rankings.

The Black Sea has become a key security frontier in Europe following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, with a 90-year-old agreement governing a crucial strait remaining untouched due to fears of opening a 'Pandora's Box'.

As Switzerland considers decriminalizing cannabis and Germany has already done so, a look at countries with more experience reveals potential risks and side effects associated with cannabis legalization.

Wildfires across Europe are reportedly growing larger, hotter, and more challenging to extinguish, raising concerns about climate change and fire management strategies.

From Trump to the European right, through Moscow and Ben-Gvir: the Spanish case is a pretext for a hybrid attack on the EU.

Margaritis Schinas, Minister of Rural Development and Food, highlighted the contributions of Ioannis Paleokrassas to Greek politics and its European path during a street naming ceremony in Andros.

Residents of the Pantelej municipality in Niš have once again gathered to protest the planned route of a high-speed railway through their neighborhood, with the European Bank also reacting to the situation.

The German Economy Minister visited Ankara, with discussions focusing on Turkey's ambition to become an energy hub between Europe and Asia, and the potential role of German industry.

The Porsche and Piëch families, who have battled for decades over control of Europe's largest car manufacturer, are now facing a historic crisis within the Volkswagen Group.

Pelo menos 67 pessoas morreram na travessia até ao enclave espanhol no continente africano. Rei de Espanha diz que eventos não se podem repetir.

Croatian junior informatics team achieved excellent success at the 10th European Junior Olympiad in Informatics (EJOI 2026) held in Kaunas, Lithuania, winning gold, silver, and bronze medals among 100 competitors from 25 countries.

Throughout history, Europe has successfully created an attractive civilizational and cultural model despite inherent errors and breakdowns. The article suggests that without restoring awareness of this success and its meaning, all reform projects will fail.

More European countries are recognizing that healthcare system preparedness for war is a matter of national security. Lithuanian medics are practicing in Ukraine, highlighting the need for practical readiness beyond theoretical plans.

The Haus der Natur Salzburg is hosting a new special exhibition dedicated to the Europasaurus, a dwarf dinosaur that inhabited the islands of the European sea.

As Europe experiences severe heat and fires, the UK Labour government is accused of sidestepping the climate emergency, even as the crisis escalates.

The European Alliance claims the government intends for citizens to bear the burden of constant price increases, allowing the government to finance its own political and party-related expenses, including its numerous members and associates.

A total solar eclipse on August 12 will be visible across parts of Spain, Iceland, and Greenland, with a partial eclipse seen across Europe, North America, and West Africa.

Three Swiss Federal Councilors – Christoph Blocher, Beat Jans, and Guy Parmelin – traveled across the country, each presenting different perspectives on Switzerland's identity, ranging from its place in Europe to its independent stance.

Waldbrände in Südeuropa: An vielen Orten müssen die Menschen hilflos zusehen, wie ihre Existenz zerstört wird - und ihre Wut auf die Politik ist groß

The Pentagon is transferring the leadership of the Ukraine assistance mission in Germany to another state, a move reported by Politico to reflect a distancing between the US and Europe. This change in command signals a shift in the coordination of aid efforts.

Discussions are ongoing in Montenegro regarding the country's European path and the implementation of a law on the use of renewable energy. These topics are central to the nation's future development and environmental policies.

Prime Minister Kristen Michal (Reform) has said the European Union must jointly act on migration after the crisis in Spain this week and that the Schengen free movement area must be preserved.

Tunisia-eligible winger Sami Jalal is reportedly attracting interest from multiple European football clubs, including FC Copenhagen, Brøndby, and Oxford United.

Iceland is set to hold a referendum on August 29 regarding the continuation of its negotiations with the European Union, with early postal voting already underway. Public opinion polls suggest an uncertain outcome, with a narrow margin expected.

A 44-million-year-old iguana fossil, believed to have traveled from Western Europe to Anatolia, was discovered near Ankara, Turkey, and is now housed in the Dorylaeum University collections.

Amsterdam is gearing up for its annual Canal Parade, a highlight of WorldPride, with 80 boats set to depart at noon. The event is expected to draw large crowds, coinciding with a busy travel day across European roads.

The European Union's 'Right to Repair' directive has come into force, aiming to encourage product repair over new purchases to reduce waste and promote a more sustainable economic model.

The attack at the Berlin Pride festival on Saturday, July 25, shocked many but is far from an isolated incident, as Germany has become a European focal point for this type of violence, according to The Times.

An expert warns that 'chat control' measures could open the door to widespread surveillance of private messages for Europeans, raising concerns about privacy.

The Central Bank of Cyprus published an Economic Brief examining how the European Central Bank’s recent monetary policy cycle reshaped the composition of bank lending in Cyprus, concluding a marked shift towards longer-term loans.

An article suggests a common tactic in Albania to approve difficult-to-defend decisions by framing them 'in the name of Europe,' calling them 'approximation with the acquis' or 'obligations from Brussels' to silence critics.

An editorial by Gauvain Dos Santos discusses the challenges and tests facing European solidarity.

Romania is set to increase its retirement age to 67, aligning with a broader trend across the European Union where the average retirement age is projected to rise by over two years.

European banks performed reasonably well in a specialized stress test conducted by the European Central Bank to assess geopolitical risk, though they did not receive a perfect score.

The European Union's road freight transport volume is projected to increase in 2025, while international transport continues to dominate the share of EU waterway freight.

Across Europe, low water levels are impeding navigation and affecting water and energy supply, with drought conditions also causing significant damage to the agricultural sector.

An international network orchestrating a European remigration campaign has been traced back to far-right groups in the United States and Moscow, raising concerns about foreign influence in European politics.

Tensions are rising in the Red Sea as Saudi Arabia reportedly prepares a final attack against Houthi rebels, following the announcement of an international naval mission. Seven hundred Italian soldiers are already present in the region, with their radar plane missions concentrated in the volatile area, raising concerns about potential escalation and European participation in the international mission.

El líder del PP exige un “despliegue masivo” tras la entrada de casi 50.000 inmigrantes procedentes de Marruecos

ING customers using the bank's security scanner will be unable to make online payments with Wero, the new European payment system replacing iDEAL.

The European path is being framed as a pragmatic choice for a more normal Serbia, rather than an ideological one. This perspective emphasizes the practical benefits of European integration for the country's future.

Miloš Đuričković, a councilor for the European Alliance, stated that Podgorica Mayor Saša Mujović's statements lack basis in reality, are superficial, and aim to demonize the opposition.

European Union ambassadors are set to convene an emergency meeting as Spain faces increasing pressure to reassert control over the bloc’s external borders amid a growing migrant crisis.

Gas storage facilities in the European Union are just over 50% full, the lowest level since 2021, with the Middle East conflict and rising Asian demand potentially leading to a sustained increase in gas prices.

Many people across Europe have struggled with insomnia due to recent heatwaves, which could lead to a widespread mental health epidemic if conditions persist.

The European Commission has accused Chinese online retailer Temu of failing to cooperate with an investigation into subsidies, following police raids on its Dublin headquarters in December 2025.

Europe has faced a series of unprecedented challenges, including the largest pandemic since 1919, the biggest financial crisis since 1929, the largest war since 1939, and the largest energy crisis since 1973. Despite these 'dramas,' the continent demonstrates its ongoing resilience.

Business Insider toured United Airlines' newest Airbus A321XLR jet, which features business-class doors and a snack bar, and is expected to fly to Europe and beyond, offering a glimpse into its fanciest Airbus jet yet.

Europe's diminishing rivers are uncovering historical relics, including ancient mammoth remains and a Nazi shipwreck, as water levels recede.

The only cinema in France showing 'L'Odyssée' in IMAX 70mm, located in Montpellier, is fully booked until September, attracting viewers from across Europe.

Health experts in Europe are cautioning that increasingly longer and hotter summers are creating favorable conditions for the widespread transmission of infectious diseases across the continent. The warning highlights a growing public health concern.

Europol has revealed the 'Foxtrot' criminal network, reportedly linked to Iran, which uses social media to recruit teenagers for paid assassinations across Europe.

Europe's most famous tourist destinations are experiencing an unprecedented surge in visitors during the summer season, leading to massive crowds and significant pressure on monuments, infrastructure, and local communities. Experts call for a sustainable tourism model.

The USF successfully struck one air defense system and seven Russian radar stations in the Krasnodar Krai. This action highlights how missiles used by Russia expose vulnerabilities in European air defense.

A narrative suggests the defeat of political ecologism in Europe, highlighted by a summer of intense heatwaves, wildfires, and debates around air conditioning and nuclear power, with environmental activists criticizing political opponents.

An article highlights three premium caravan models that offer spacious interiors, high-quality materials, fully equipped kitchens, and hotel-worthy bedrooms, transforming them into luxurious homes on wheels for European travel.

Ambitious small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in Ireland are actively competing for funding opportunities provided by Horizon Europe, the European Union's key funding program for research and innovation.

Women from aristocratic European families are increasingly building their popularity online, using Instagram to showcase their luxurious lifestyles, lavish balls, and private jets, raising questions about this new phenomenon.

The Pentagon is reportedly relinquishing command of NATO's Germany-based headquarters, which coordinates military aid to Ukraine, shifting responsibility to Europe.

A former minister and founder of Sant’Egidio argues against closed borders, stating that Europe needs migrants and describing the current situation as an 'exodus of the damned,' recalling EU solidarity in Lampedusa in 2023.

As Europe faces severe wildfires, Australia offers insights into disaster preparedness by integrating modern technology with traditional Indigenous knowledge to combat and manage wildfires.

An analysis suggests that Europe's statements regarding talks with Russia indicate confusion and a failure to learn past lessons, highlighting that not only Putin but also the Russia he created is the problem.

While other European nations directly learn from Ukraine's wartime experiences, internal documents reveal that Switzerland's federal government and army invest billions in its military but depend on the goodwill of third countries for expertise, rather than benefiting directly from Ukrainian knowledge.

Entrepreneurs are actively pursuing training and education to better understand and leverage the opportunities presented by the trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union, including potential mergers, acquisitions, and long-term financing.

Beyond Marine Le Pen, Jean-Luc Mélenchon, a leading figure of the French radical Left, is emerging as a significant political force threatening to alter the balance of power within the European Union and France's relationship with it.

Yields on Italian and German 10-year government bonds have increased, with Italian bonds reaching 4% for the first time in over two years and German bonds returning to 2011 levels. This rise is attributed to geopolitical tensions and actions by the European Central Bank, while the spread remains contained.

Spain has expressed anger at what it perceives as selfish European states, prompting Ursula von der Leyen to defend the EU's assistance to Spain, stating help was offered from the beginning.

A debate has emerged in Iceland regarding whether the country should initiate accession talks with the European Union. Opinions on the matter are divided among public figures and politicians.

In 2025, the European Union registered 1.89 million new passenger cars that are exclusively electric, marking a significant increase of almost 30 percent in sales.

A major tragedy occurred in Russia as five alpinists from Bosnia and Herzegovina died on Europe's highest peak, with efforts underway for days to recover their bodies.

The European Union's sanctions against Moscow have become a cat-and-mouse game, with Russia continuously finding new loopholes, forcing the EU to constantly adjust its punitive measures.

A reflection on the traditional practice of wheat threshing in the Sokobanja area before combines, drawing a comparison to the European Union.

Europe is entering a new era of road safety with technical means playing a crucial role in preventing and suppressing traffic violations, including the introduction of new cameras specifically for monitoring overtaking.

Sali Berisha has accused Olsi Rama of leading illegal gambling operations and defrauding Europeans through call centers, calling for an investigation by American justice and alleging that Prime Minister Rama used his mandate to shield Balluku.

A family of four, including primary-school-age twins, spent a year traveling across Europe and Africa in a camper van. The author managed her business remotely while her husband homeschooled their children during their journey.

An article discusses the importance of financial support from culturally-minded donors to ensure Slovak literature and language maintain their place on Europe's cultural map in the 21st century.

A Parisian suburb has opened Europe's largest urban cable car, a five-kilometer route with five stations that serves both tourists and commuters, offering views of the Eiffel Tower.

Poland's minimum wage is among the highest in the European Union when adjusted for living costs, according to Eurostat data. The minimum wage is set to be 4806 PLN from January 1, 2026.

Lake Bled in northwestern Slovenia is described as a picturesque, postcard-perfect destination featuring a glacial lake, an island, and a castle perched on a rock.

The Spanish government and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have announced a €1 billion funding commitment for the Thirty Metre Telescope project.

Landlords in London's West End are redesigning the capital's squares and buildings to adapt to a future with more heat and floods, also preparing for an influx of visitors from hotter climates.

A rare double astronomical event is expected in August, featuring a solar eclipse visible from parts of Europe and western Romania, followed by the peak of the Perseid meteor shower after dark.

The Society of Architects of Ljubljana, supported by various individuals and institutions from Slovenia, Croatia, and Serbia, has requested the abandonment of a complete reconstruction idea, aiming to preserve a 'European path'.

The largest military rebellion of resistance forces in Nazi-occupied Europe, a tragic event in Polish history, concluded with brutal bloodshed.

Kyiv-based philosopher Volodymyr Yermolenko accuses German intellectuals, including Jürgen Habermas, of dangerous naivety regarding Russia's war, stating that Western European philosophy has failed to address the conflict.

New AI security legislation is set to take effect this month in Europe, aiming to enhance attention and safety in all matters involving Artificial Intelligence, with the new AI Act impacting countries like Portugal.

A senior policymaker at the European Central Bank, Frank Elderson, has issued a warning that the climate emergency and the breakdown of nature pose a dramatically growing threat to core financial stability.

New European Union regulations will require companies to label chatbots, deepfakes, and other AI-generated marketing materials, marking a significant step in regulating artificial intelligence.

The article offers a tour of two homes belonging to Argentine writer, editor, and patron Victoria Ocampo, a Victorian mansion and an early example of modern architecture, both significant meeting points for European and Latin American writers and artists.

Persistent heatwaves and wildfires across Western and Southern Europe are changing the tourism industry, leading to a new trend called 'Coolcations' where holidaymakers seek cooler destinations.

An international team of researchers has provided the clearest genetic evidence to date that European colonization was responsible for introducing smallpox to the New World.

This week's 'Wall Street Week' features discussions on the Fed rate decision with Jason Furman, the European Union's revised merger rules aimed at creating tech giants, and advancements in robotic surgery.

Montenegro's parliament adopted a new Law on Weapons and Ammunition, with the opposition walking out of the session. The head of parliament stated that the adoption of this law, along with a law on local officials, was a firm assurance given to the European Commission and EU Delegation in Podgorica.

European finance ministers and the European Parliament are discussing the implementation of a digital euro, with calls for greater European patriotism and sovereignty.

The European Union has urged Pristina to halt the demolition of structures at Gazivode Lake until a sustainable solution can be found. This call comes amidst protests from students who view the demolitions as a betrayal.

A 24-year-old Belgian woman has been charged and incarcerated in France after being handed over by Belgian authorities under a European arrest warrant, in connection with a foiled attack in Paris outside Bank of America.

The company Fire Point, led by controversial engineer Denys Shtilerman, has become a central player in Ukraine's defense industry, aiming to change the nature of warfare and security in Europe.

Home loan installments in Portugal are set to increase more significantly in August compared to July, as Euribor rates adjust in anticipation of potential further interest rate hikes from the European Central Bank.

Claudio Panseri, CIO of UBS Wealth Management France, shares a very positive outlook on European stocks, discusses Europe's engagement with AI stocks, and provides insights on bond yields.

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) has expressed concerns regarding the impending sale of ANN by United Group, urging European media and competition authorities, as well as Luxembourg's government and media regulator, to review the deal.

PPC (Public Power Corporation) is entering the Polish market through an agreement to acquire wind and photovoltaic projects totaling 277.3 MW, reinforcing its strategic expansion into Central and Southeastern Europe.

A Business Insider reporter recounts their experience backpacking across Europe, describing it as less glamorous than expected and differing from Instagram portrayals.

Following Italy's request for the arrest of a Libyan general, the country is now facing two legal proceedings: one before the European Court of Human Rights and another before the assembly of member states of the International Criminal Court.

A collection of 20 photographs captures significant global events from the past week, including wildfires in Europe, Russian missile strikes in Lviv, a tornado in Wisconsin, and an art installation by Spencer Tunick in Spain.

Marilena Raouna has officially concluded her term as Deputy European Affairs Minister after parliament rejected legislation that would have extended her appointment.

Europe's ongoing wildfires underscore the urgent need to prioritize climate change adaptation alongside mitigation efforts.