Moldova braces for energy crisis as Russia halts gas supplies
On a cold morning in Chisinau, postal worker Petru Murzin expressed fears of a harsh winter, warning that many Moldovans will face "no heating, no light" amid an impending energy crisis.
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German air mobility company ditches fund-raising plans and files for insolvency
German urban air mobility (UAM) start-up, Volocopter GmbH, has announced that it has started the process of filing for insolvency, as it has been unable to secure the funds needed to continue normal operations.
No, the UK government isn't offering 'cash bonuses' to families who euthanise elderly relatives
A social media post claims that the British government is offering "cash bonuses" to families who euthanise their elderly relatives.
From Germany to Romania: the elections that will define Europe in 2025
If 2024 was a year marked by elections around the world - featuring Donald Trump’s return to power in the US, the consolidation of right-wing parties in the EU elections, a political shift in the UK from the Conservatives to Labour, and the re-election of Narendra Modi in India - 2025 promises to bring its own set of surprises in Europe.
Coffee and cocoa on track to be largest commodity gainers of 2024
Coffee and cocoa are expected to be two commodities with some of the largest price hikes this year, after both products experiencing significant worldwide shortages.
Croatia's incumbent president set for victory in first round presidential election
Croatia's incumbent President Zoran Milanović has a sweeping lead in Sunday's election and could win the five-year presidency in the first round, according to an exit poll released immediately after the voting.
How many months of salary do you need to buy a house in Europe?
Those living in Denmark need the shortest time to save up for a house in Europe, according to a recent report by BestBrokers.com. They studied house prices, average net monthly income, inflation and "real" mortgage interest rates, which are the mortgage rates adjusted with inflation, across 62 countries in the world.
Police in Finland move ship suspected of undersea cable damage closer to port
Authorities in Finland have moved an impounded Russia-linked tanker closer to port after seizing control of the vessel earlier this week.