Euroviews. The EU's new Reform and Growth Facility for the Western Balkans still needs fixing
€700 million — roughly the value of 10 new Swedish Gripen fighter jets — is a lot of money.
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AI models chose violence and escalated to nuclear strikes in simulated wargames
When used in simulated wargames and diplomatic scenarios, artificial intelligence (AI) tended to choose an aggressive approach, including using nuclear weapons, a new study shows.
Best beaches in the world are all in Europe: Portugal, Italy and Spain named traveller favourites
In a world where sustainability and natural beauty increasingly dominate travellers' choices, Portugal's Praia da Falésia emerges as the crown jewel, topping Tripadvisor's prestigious Best of the Best Beaches list for 2024.
Palestinian prime minister submits government’s resignation, a move that could open door to reforms
Palestinian Prime Minister Mohammed Shtayyeh said Monday his government is resigning, in a move that could open the door to US-backed reforms in the Palestinian Authority.
Could the 'Middle Corridor' offer a secure trade route that bypasses the Red Sea?
The so-called "Middle Corridor", a trade route that would link Chinese and European markets through Central Asia and the Caucasus, was the focus of the 5th Balkans and Black Sea Forum held on Thursday 15th of February.
Euroviews. 2024 will see the end of the 'no-coiner' crypto sceptics
Nothing has been more damaging to the adoption of cryptocurrencies than the “no-coiners” — deniers who refuse to buy into the system and prophesied that the industry is doomed to failure.
Spain’s plan to ban domestic flights where you can take a train in under two and half hours
Spain is banning some short-haul domestic flights as part of its plan to reduce carbon emissions.
Europe’s ski resorts are grinding to a halt during what could be the hottest February ever
Skiers across Europe are arriving at resorts to find historically low levels of snow following an exceptionally mild winter.