Europe
Latest news and updates from Europe.
Schwarz in talks with Aberdeen but is only one 'candidate'
Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack has confirmed that former Mainz, Hertha Berlin, Dinamo Moscow and New York Red Bulls boss Sandro Schwarz is in the city for talks...
Title-winning experience 'massive' advantage for Celtic - Tierney
Kieran Tierney hopes the trophy winning experience of interim manager Martin O'Neill and some of his Celtic team-mates will give them the edge in what he admits...
Is it time to trust South Africa as World Cup 'favourites'?
South Africa are the only unbeaten team left at the T20 World Cup and go into their semi-final against New Zealand as favourites, so it is time to trust them d...
Smart Legals Emerges From Property Investment Consultancy Rebrand
Property Investment Consultancy has rebranded as Smart Legals, signalling an expanded focus on tax-efficient property investment strategies alongside its establ...
US or Russia should not dictate EU’s enlargement timeline, says French minister
Ukraine's membership is a bargaining chip in ongoing U.S.-led peace talks. But Brussels shouldn't be pressured, France's Europe minister says.
Rahm accuses DP World Tour of 'extorting players'
Jon Rahm claims the DP World Tour is "extorting players" as he outlined why he is not among a group of LIV Golf competitors to have signed a settlement enabling...
Investing in cancer innovation
Funding oncology research is not just a moral imperative, but also a strategic choice that can drive competitiveness and productivity
Q&A: Families shouldn’t have to coordinate Sweden’s rare disease care
A Q&A with Zozan Sewger Kvist, CEO of rare disease competence center Ågrenska, on stalled reform, uneven access to care in Europe and the limits of regulation.
Why Khamenei’s killing hit Putin where it hurts
U.S. strikes on Iran will have deepened the Russian president’s paranoia, and his desire to win in Ukraine.
Trump’s Iran gamble risks leaving Ukraine as forgotten war
Europeans fear a distracted U.S. will lose interest in pushing Putin toward peace — as America depletes stocks of the missiles that Ukraine desperately needs.
Furious graduates give UK’s Starmer another reason to be fearful
Vast student debts have left Britain's Gen Z in despair. Labour MPs are worried, and their political opponents are circling.
Iran crisis puts EU foreign policy turf war back in spotlight
The EU's top leadership is responding in parallel rather than tandem — as the bloc scrambles to find a united front.