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Oscars 2024: Ranking this year's European contenders

Which European films were nominated for the Oscars this year? Which ones should you watch? And where? All is answered...

Economy

Where in Europe are people investing in crypto the most?

Most cryptocurrencies have started 2024 off on the right foot. Check out where in Europe people are embracing crypto the most.

Tech News

Green MEPs question ethics of Mistral AI’s deal with Microsoft

Mistral AI’s new partnership with Microsoft has raised questions about the role of Big Tech in Europe.

Germany

Germany to deploy permanent troops in Lithuania in 2027

The base in Lithuania is expected to cost around €30 million per month.

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Lifestyle

Love, Gloves and Cocktails: European Leap Year superstitions

It's 29th February - a date that comes only every 4 years. But why, and what are the traditions and superstitions in Europe surrounding this special day?

World News

Visegrad 4 meeting reveals differences of opinion on the Ukraine war

The Czech Republic and Poland are providing military aid to Ukraine, while Hungary and Slovakia say they won't send arms to Kyiv but are ready to contribute humanitarian or financial aid.

Economy

Could a 'Middle Corridor' trade route bypass the Red Sea?

As ships in the Suez Canal and Red Sea face attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels, Europe and China explore options for a more secure supply chain.

Poland

Poland to tighten Belarus border controls in the name of EU security

Poland and Belarus share a 418km border – and a 186km fence separates the two countries at a cost of more than €350 million.

Moments

Valentine's travel: European breaks for singles who want to mingle

It's easy to meet a sexy stranger in these European cities.

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How do Europeans compare globally on employee engagement?

Partner content presented by Jobbio

In 2022, employee engagement rebounded globally after the pandemic, but according to Gallup, workers are still stressed out.

World News

Spanish, Polish and Moldovan farmers continue to denounce EU policies

Farmers across three countries continue to block roads in protest at their respective governments and Brussels.

World News

European leaders respond to Trump's comment on NATO and Russia

The diplomatic push came after Trump shocked many in Europe by appearing to invite Russia to invade any NATO member not spending enough on its own defense.

Tech News

Google announces €25 million in funding for AI training in Europe

Google unveiled a new initiative to provide AI skills training in Europe.

USA

Trump encouraging Russia to attack puts allies at risks - NATO leader

Moscow could 'do whatever the hell they want' with NATO members that didn't meet spending targets, warned Trump on Saturday.

Travel News

Why thieves are to blame for thousands of Europe’s train delays

Europe's biggest rail operators are reporting problems with copper theft on their lines and with the price of the metal set to rise many are concerned.

Economy

Is a commercial real estate crisis unfolding across Europe?

Recent global events have sparked fears of a commercial real estate crisis in Europe, mirroring situations in Japan and the US. Notably, Deutsche Pfandbriefbank AG faces significant downturns due to the real estate market's weakness.

Tech News

Skills shortage stands in the way of businesses unlocking AI potential

More than 60 per cent of businesses said AI is the most promising technology, followed by cybersecurity and cloud computing.

Work

Which countries are embracing a 4-day workweek and how is it going?

Germany has become the latest testing ground for a four-day week with a new pilot project involving 45 companies starting in February. Where else has tried it?

World News

'Ursula, we are here!': European farmers' outrage reaches Brussels

Hundreds of tractors gathered on Luxembourg Square in the Belgian capital on Thursday.

Tech News

Italy's watchdog says OpenAI’s ChatGPT breaches Europe's data rules

Italy's privacy body opened a probe into the company in March last year and briefly banned ChatGPT, alleging it had breached the EU's data rules.