So long, Dry January: Which country drinks the most alcohol in Europe?
If you feel that Europeans drink a lot, your hunch is correct: people across the continent consume more alcohol than in any other part of the world.
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Giorgia Meloni's first 100 days in office: What has Italy's PM done so far?
Giorgia Meloni was voted into office last October to the sound of alarm bells ringing across Europe.
Spain's digital nomad visa is finally available. Here's everything you need to know
Spain's long awaited digital nomad visa is finally available.
Brno's JIC business hub: Stimulating growth and inspiring entrepreneurship
Brno was once famous for its textile industry. But its subsequent decline in the late 20th century meant the Czech Republic’s second-largest city had to reinvent itself.
Andrej Babiš defeated: Is this the end of Czech populism?
This weekend's Czech presidential election runoff was a fight between "democracy, respect for the constitution and a pro-Western orientation against populism, lies and leaning towards Russia,” according to Prime Minister Petr Fiala.
Petr Pavel: Ukraine supporter and military hero who swept to the Czech presidency
Ex-general Petr Pavel has won another gritty campaign -- this time at the ballot box.
EU raises the alarm on soaring asylum requests from 'safe' countries
The European Union is becoming increasingly worried about the surging number of requests lodged by asylum seekers who are, in principle, ineligible for international protection, such as nationals from India, Bangladesh, Morocco, Egypt and Peru.
Ukraine war: Wagner deserters 'shot', China sanctions, grain harvest set to nosedive
Moscow has ratcheted up its invasion of Ukraine by making indiscriminate attacks on civilians and framing the conflict as a struggle against the West, according to a senior EU official.