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A Palestinian from Gaza attempts to reach Europe on a jet ski, illustrating the extreme measures taken to escape violence and conflict in the region.
Deteriorating relations between Europe and China are examined, highlighting Beijing's actions during the pandemic and concerns over democracy in Hong Kong.
An exclusive report filmed inside an Iraqi PKK base reveals fighters' struggles and stories.
Poland aims to extract its large shale gas deposits to reduce energy dependence on Russia.
Many judges in Poland feel threatened as the independence of the judiciary hangs in the balance.
Rising lithium demand in Europe, driven by electric vehicles, leads to mining conflicts in biodiversity-rich regions like Montalegre and Boticas, Portugal.
Portugal faces a housing crisis as rising rents threaten residents amid a tourism boom.
Authorities investigate potential sabotage of Nord Stream pipelines amid leaks in the Baltic Sea.
Britain votes to leave the European Union, causing a historic drop in sterling's value.
Parris Ksenia follows Polina Cohen in Poland's rising far-right National Radical Camp.
Germany's budget crisis hinders climate goals amid emergency spending freeze and legal rulings.
Oliver Tesco reports disappointing results, with struggles in the UK and Europe impacting shares.
Protectionism boosts US steel prices as President George W. Bush imposes tariffs in 2002.
Putin's February 24th speech frames the invasion of Ukraine as a 'special military operation' and identifies the United States as 'Enemy Number One.
Rashida Jones discusses her experiences at the Zurich Film Festival in Europe.
Europe faces record June temperatures, with heatwave impacts felt from Rome to France.
NGO boats in Libya help thousands of refugees but face scrutiny from Frontex.
Refugees in Europe share their experiences in the UK, Spain, France, and Germany after two years.
Hungary attempts to slow down refugees, forcing thousands onto Europe's highways in 2023.
Thousands of Syrian and Afghan refugees camp in Budapest, seeking to reach Germany amid protests.
The highest court in Europe ruled that Google must delete search results upon request, establishing the right to be forgotten for EU citizens.
Norway faces energy challenges due to a hot, dry summer impacting hydropower production.
Food fraud costs billions and threatens health, with scandals in Spain and China highlighted.
Spain's housing market is crippled by corruption scandals in Marbella's construction sector.
David Cameron discusses the Conservative Party's election strategy in a Sky News update.
Nikki Royal Mail's privatization revives UK efforts, with a focus on parcel business growth.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine escalates as Kiev faces heavy shelling and civilian resistance.
Russia plans to annex 15% of Ukrainian territory, defying international law and local resistance.
Russia just sanctions 31 European companies, impacting gas supplies to Europe and Moscow.
NATO expands from the North Atlantic to include Turkey and Greece, focusing on Russian threats.
Oil prices fall in Europe as Russia's production drops amid Ukraine conflict and sanctions.
Iran faces challenges selling oil to Europe amid tensions with Saudi Arabia and sanctions.
Two Canadian soldiers negotiate an early surrender at a Nazi base during World War II.
A secret police investigation spanning Britain, Brazil, and Europe targets a human trafficking gang exploiting women for sex, raising critical law enforcement challenges.
In Lithuania's forests, secret bunkers built during the Cold War reflect the extensive preparations by European governments for potential nuclear conflict.
The migrant crisis continues as refugees seek asylum in Hungary and Germany's support grows.
Europe swelters under a heatwave, causing wildfires in Spain and drought in Germany.
Dublin faces a severe housing shortage as rents rise and homelessness increases in Ireland.
Ben van Beurden, a Dutch executive, is appointed as Shell's new chief executive today.
Shopkeepers in Iran strike amid arrests linked to opposition networks in Europe.
Europe debates whether to reduce its economic reliance on China amid rising tensions.
China and the US lead in Technologies, while Europe invests in semiconductors and Quantum Computing.
Sir John Major reflects on the tragic killing of Labour MP Jo Cox, linking it to rising political discontent in the UK and across Europe and the US.
European factories cut production due to soaring energy costs from Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
In January 2009, Christoph Richter proposes converting African sunrays into electricity for Europe.
Caroline Hedwall leads Europe to a decisive win over the United States in the Solheim Cup.
Spain's Canary Islands experience a significant decline in illegal immigration from Africa, shifting migration patterns and impacting European responses to the crisis.
Wildfires devastate Turkey and southern Europe, with flames spreading within minutes.
