Europe News

The far right and far left are on the march, while France's imploding centrists are busy fighting each other.

In an age of geopolitical risk, companies are on the new front line, and the continent still offers the advantage of safety.

For the first time in 22 years, Arsenal are the Premier League champions - and the players, staff and fans got to celebrate on Sunday with an incredible bus parade through the streets of north London.

Nature should be a considered a person under EU law, a group of conservationists argue.

Nicosia wants assurances that a future British government won't be able to unilaterally use the bases for Middle East strikes.

Energy-hungry data centers must support the EU’s shift to carbon-free power, says Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen.

Gregory Bovino and Jared Taylor flew in to support activists once deemed too toxic even by European far-right parties.

Businesses that collect and sell information on Americans face an ethical debate about its potential use in federal immigration probes.

Champions League analysts Nedum Onuoha and Pat Nevin look at how Khvicha Kvaratskhelia was able to beat Arsenal's plan to stifle him to become influential in the second half of the Champions League fi...

Britain's Beth Potter claims her third podium spot of the season, finishing second in the World Triathlon Series event in Alghero, Sardinia as Olympic champion Alex Yee fails to finish the men's race.

Washington, London and Canberra want to show their commitment to the military alliance founded in 2021.

Teenage sensation Vaibhav Sooryavanshi excells again in the IPL with a brilliant 96 off 47 balls but Rajasthan Royals still falls short in the second qualifier as Gujarat Titans book their place in Su...