Uncovering Europe Albania's EU dream is on hold. Its leaders may like it that way It hasn't escaped attention in the Western Balkans that it is Muslim-majority states such as Albania and Kosovo that have struggled to find a welcome in Brussels. 23/04/2021
United Kingdom UK policy to deport EU rough sleepers condemned as 'inhumane' The Home Office has published guidance on how to implement new immigration rules that could see non-UK nationals sleeping rough lose permission to remain in the country 21/04/2021
world news UEFA warns European Super League players of international fixture bans Players of 12 clubs warned that they may not be able to represent their countries in international fixtures. 19/04/2021
world news From Russia to Britain, Philip's royal ties spanned Europe Prince Philip's family ties spanned most of the European continent's royal houses. 17/04/2021
View Weaning Europe off COVID bailouts will be a tough balancing act | View Now is the time to consider how to roll back support when the opportunity presents itself, say Ivan Mikloš and Soňa Muzikárová. 14/04/2021
Experiences China’s European ghost towns: The tourism trend that went wrong Over the years, China has taken to recreating some famous European towns and cities to attract tourists. But does it work? We find out. 13/04/2021
world news Europe's Muslims prepare for second Ramadan under shadow of pandemic From London to Madrid, Islam's holiest month will be marked under pandemic restrictions for the second consecutive year. 13/04/2021
world news Europe's COVID deaths top 1 million as pandemic hits 'critical point' Europe is the world's worst-hit region with a coronavirus death toll of at least 1,000,288 on Monday. 13/04/2021
Living These are the six most vegetarian cities in Europe From burgeoning diner chains to the world's oldest vegetarian restaurant, experts say Europe comes out on top. 10/04/2021
People A guide to the strangest Easter traditions from around the world In mainstream culture, Easter is most closely associated with spring flowers and chocolate eggs. But some towns and cities around the world have their own take on celebrating the Holy Week. 04/04/2021
world news A summary of how Europe is fighting a third wave of COVID-19 Where are cases out of control and who is locking down? 29/03/2021
France COVID: Paris hospitals to be ‘overwhelmed’ amid Europe’s third wave Hospitals in Paris are on the verge of being “overwhelmed” doctors have warned, as new restrictions came into force in France over the weekend. 28/03/2021
Living 'Peak meat': Plant-based alternatives will take over Europe by 2035 With alternative proteins gaining parity with meat in price and quality, vegan lifestyles are becoming more attractive. 26/03/2021
no comment Greek flag hoisted as nation celebrates 200 years of independence Greek flag hoisted at Acropolis as nation celebrates revolution bicentennial 25/03/2021
Farm to Fork What does "organic" really mean when we talk about organic food? Europeans are buying more and more organic food products. But do we even know what food manufacturers actually mean by "organic"? 25/03/2021
The Cube Ivermectin not a cure for COVID-19, say European Medicines Agency Ivermectin is not a cure for COVID-19, says the European Medicines Agency, after rumours circulated on social media. 25/03/2021
no comment Find out more about Mount Etna’s sixteenth eruption in five weeks It’s Sicily’s most famous active volcano and Europe’s largest - but recently, Mount Etna has been even more active than usual. 24/03/2021
Germany Merkel apologises and scraps plans for five-day Easter lockdown But elsewhere in Europe, countries are suspending the lifting of restrictions amid a spike in case numbers. 24/03/2021
Europe News US tells NATO allies it wants to 'revitalise the alliance' Europeans allies welcomed the change of tone from the new US administration. “There will be no European defence without NATO and there will be no efficient and relevant NATO without Europeans," said French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian. 23/03/2021
world news Europe must share the burden of migrant flow, say EU border nations “We can no longer be punished for our geographical position,” Malta's Byron Camilleri said Saturday, summing up his position and that of his colleagues from Cyprus, Greece, Italy and Spain. 20/03/2021
world news European leaders receive AstraZeneca COVID jab after blood clot scare UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and French Prime Minister Jean Castex both received their first dose of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine on Friday. 19/03/2021
world news WHO advises against vaccine passports as EU debates 'green pass' EU leaders will discuss the divisive issue at a summit next week. 18/03/2021
Destinations Best destinations open to vaccinated travellers in summer 2021 Here are the destinations which have confirmed they will accept tourists in summer 2021, with one country featuring heavily on the list. 18/03/2021
Travel News Everything you need to know about the EU's proposed 'vaccine passport' The EU has outlined plans for its new "Digital Green Certificate". Here's everything you need to know about it. 17/03/2021
Russia Russia announces more deals to produce Sputnik V vaccine in EU Russia's Sputnik V vaccine will soon be produced in France, Germany, and Spain, according to the Russian Direct Investment Fund. 15/03/2021
Series These are Europe's most interesting and beautiful metro stations Transport hubs, art galleries, design studios. Subway stations in Europe are more than just about getting people from A to B - they're also major tourist attractions. 14/03/2021
