‘This cannot go on’: IAEA chief furious as Russian strikes threaten Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
At least nine people were killed in the latest wave of Russian attacks across Ukraine during the early hours of Thursday morning. It was the
Water taxis, canalside hotels and tide tracking: A local’s guide to Venice during low waters
Venice has been making the headlines due to the exceptionally low water levels in the city’s canals. Climate change has been cited as the culprit
European beaches rank among top 10 in the world – here’s which ones made the cut
Online travel review site Tripadvisor has just released its list of the best beaches in the world. It looked at the quality and quantity of
Here’s why you should always pay your traffic fines from the EU, especially under a proposed new law
After an idyllic trip travelling continental Europe by car, nothing says welcome home like a traffic fine. Unfortunately, if you do commit a violation, it’s
Brussels wants to roll out EU-wide driving ban as it seeks to improve European road safety
The European Commission has announced plans to improve road safety across the EU, including a reshaping of the driving test systems. The new proposals would
MEPs to take part in parliamentary Rugby World Cup for first time
The European Union will for the first time participate in the parliamentary Rugby World Cup this year. The event will be held in Paris From
European Public Prosecutor uncovers €14.1 billion in financial damages
The estimated damages to the financial interests of the European Union totalled €14.1 billion by the end of 2022, with almost half of the losses
Dogs in Chernobyl could teach scientists how humans can live under ‘environmental assault’
Wild dogs living in Chernobyl may give scientists a clue into how humans can survive in the most degraded environments too. More than 35 years
‘We must end this war on nature’: Europe’s most endangered species to protect on World Wildlife Day
Today marks World Wildlife Day, a date for celebrating the extraordinary diversity of the planet – and taking stock of how well we’re doing at
Protected UK seabeds subjected to 136,000 hours of ‘industrial fishing’ last year, Oceana reveals
Sensitive marine ecosystems were subjected to over 136,000 hours of industrial fishing last year, according to Oceana’s scrutiny of UK waters. The ocean conservation NGO