French citizen sentenced to three years in Russia for allegedly gathering military data
A French citizen was sentenced to three years in Russian prison after being convicted by a Moscow court of collecting military information.
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Western Serbia's natural jewels: Tara mountain's wilderness and Drina river's exhilarating waters
We begin our journey through the stunning landscapes of western Serbia, exploring the majestic Tara Mountain and the thrilling Drina River. A hiker's paradise, Tara boasts 290km of trails and an abundance of wildlife, including the largest population of brown bears in the Balkans.
Marine Le Pen to face judges in embezzlement trial
French far-right leader Marine Le Pen and 25 members of her National Rally party will answer questions from judges at a court in Paris on Monday in an ongoing, high-stakes trial that has the potential to impact Le Pen's planned presidential bid.
EU governments adopt tougher air pollution limits, with reservations
Environment ministers have signed off on stricter EU limits for air pollutants at an EU Council summit in Luxembourg, in a move welcomed by environmentalists and public health campaigners.
West Balkan states may only join EU together - Scholz
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz and EU Commission President Ursula Von der Leyen welcomed the six West Balkan states to Berlin on Monday as part of the tenth Berlin Process summit.
Will this winter be good for skiing in Europe? Expert predictions on where will get snow this year
Europe’s ski resorts could face a ‘bleak future’, a report warned last week.
Macron opens Paris Motor Show amid crisis for French carmakers
As France and the EU grapple with a severe car industry crisis, French President Emmanuel Macron officially inaugurated the 90th edition of the Paris Motor Show on Monday – one of the most important events in the automobile industry.
Norway bans local chapter of 'criminal' motorcycle club Satudarah
Norway's highest court on Wednesday called the Norwegian arm of Dutch motorcycle club Satudarah a criminal association and banned the group, saying it was necessary to prevent serious crime.