Which countries are home to the most educated people in Europe?
When it comes to competing for the best jobs and resources, education has always been a crucial factor in our success.
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Europe’s seeds are being privatised by patents - and it could threaten food security
Europe has one of the most diverse seed industries in the world. In Germany, the Netherlands and France alone, hundreds of small breeders are creating new varieties of cereals, vegetables and legumes.
Euroviews. Green innovations are powering the cruise industry toward net zero
Last week, Cruise Port Rotterdam announced that onshore power supply, powered by wind and solar energy, will be available for cruise ships before the end of this year for cruise ships.
What is 'sloth fever' and should the UK be worried about outbreak?
An emerging virus known as 'sloth fever' has raised concerns after the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control confirmed 19 imported cases within the European Union, marking the first such instances.
Kenangan Buruk Takefusa Kubo Stress di Real Madrid
Takefusa Kubo mengenang kembali masa-masa saat masih di Real Madrid. Pemain Jepang itu mengaku stress bahkan saat sesi latihan.
Paris Olympics: Men edge out women for prime time attention once again
After three weeks of Olympic competitions, the Paris 2024 schedule shows that more than 52% of the male sporting events were scheduled between 8 pm and 9 pm.
EU’s Breton reminds Musk of legal obligations ahead of Trump interview
The EU’s internal market chief Thierry Breton has urged X owner Elon Musk to comply with legal obligations under the EU’s digital rulebook hours before the billionaire interviewed US Republican candidate Donald Trump live on his platform.
Forest fires in Greece: Experts explain why extreme weather is battering the Mediterranean country
Greece is confronting another dangerous summer, with firefighters battling a major forest fire just northeast of Athens on Monday.