Why September tends to spook European equity markets
Rafael Cereceda
How satellites are helping us understand the La Palma volcano crisis
From measuring gas emissions to assessing damage, the Sentinel satellites of the European Copernicus network have been providing crucial data.
What are the impacts of the ozone hole on weather and climate?
The 2021 ozone hole is one of the biggest on record. But the impacts on weather and climate patterns remain quite mysterious.
The world since 9/11: The last 20 years in pictures
A look back at what happened in the 20 years since the devastating attacks from the invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq to the US withdrawal, last month, from Kabul.
How do you plan a road trip around a heatwave and wildfires?
Extreme weather is increasingly becoming the norm in Europe. What does that mean for travel plans, and can weather forecasts help?
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Pegasus spyware scandal: What we know so far
An international group of journalists made explosive allegations about widespread government spying on mobile phones. Here's what they say.
Siberian wildfires kickstart and extreme heat in northwestern Russia
Areas within the Polar Arctic Circle recently reached temperatures nearing 30º C. Dry and warm conditions are sparking the first significant wildfires in Siberia.
What is the argument against lifting COVID vaccine patents?
The US has backed plans to waive intellectual property rights on COVID-19 vaccines, but the idea faces stiff opposition.
COVID-19 is a vascular disease not a respiratory one, says study
This could explain blood clots in some COVID patients and other issues like "COVID feet", which are not classic symptoms of a respiratory illness.
Irony as Sahara dust returns radiation of French nuclear tests in '60s
Dust from the Sahara is being blown over to France, bringing with it radiation left over from French nuclear weapons tests from the 1960s.
Could COVID-19 help oust pro-independence parties in Catalonia?
Optimism, a political calculation or democratic necessity?
Supercomputer crunches data on COVID-19 — this is its hypothesis
Despite Summit being the second-fastest computer in the world, the process took over two weeks.
Heat, melting ice and fires combine for unprecedented Arctic summer
Fuelled by record high temperatures in the Arctic region, fires are currently burning an area of land the size of Luxembourg.
Germany's EU Presidency rejects private sponsors to show 'integrity'
The practice of obtaining sponsorship from private companies to organise the rotating presidency of the EU was brought to light by a complaint to the European Ombudsman who called the member countries of the European Council to order.
The other new normal: A record 38C and forest fires in the Arctic
This weekend a shocking new record temperature was recorded in the Arctic Circle, amid warnings some parts of the world are heating much faster than others.
Largest-ever hole in the ozone layer above Arctic finally closes
A record-size hole in the #ozone layer above the Arctic has finally closed.
Why are so many of you baking bread during the coronavirus lockdown?
Flour is increasingly hard to find at European shops and supermarkets these days.
Master bakers Dan Lepard and Iban Yarza explain why so many of you are suddenly into bread baking.
New coronavirus not the real killer: it's the patient's immune system
The medical world is slowly getting to grips with the novel coronavirus, but is learning new, seemingly contradictory things about it all the time. How do experts deal with chasing the true face of the disease?
Coronavirus: Impacts from COVID-19 derail 5G roll out in the EU
EU member states were due to make a decision on the roll out of 5G by the end of June, but this has now been delayed.
Record Arctic ozone hole, hopes for recovery over the Antarctic
A rare ozone hole has opened up over the Arctic this winter. But the layer over the Antarctic is improving.
What we know and don't know about the COVID-19 coronavirus
What we know and don't know about the COVID-19 coronavirus
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