EU imports of Russian oil plunge by 90% as a result of sweeping bans
As a result of the sweeping bans imposed in reaction to the Ukraine war, the bloc's imports of Russian oil have plunged by 90% in the span of one single year.
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From Latvia to Spain: How the lack of Russian tourists has impacted countries across Europe
If you're looking for Russian tourists in Europe this summer, they're likely to be harder to spot than ever.
Titanic tourist submarine goes missing in Atlantic Ocean sparking search operation
A submersible used to take tourists to the wreck of the Titanic has vanished in the Atlantic Ocean.
Europe's travel strikes in June and July: When, where and what disruption you can expect
Europe is a hive of strike action right now, with many employees unhappy that sky-high inflation has not been matched by higher wages.
Alien ant invasion: how climate change helps exotic species colonise Europe
Welcome to this month's Climate Now update, providing insights into what's really happening to our planet. In our report this month we focus on invasive species of ant from southern Europe now colonising cities all the way up to the Netherlands. But first a quick look at the figures for May.
Belgian food market leading the way in sustainability
Nestled in the heart of Brussels’ urban landscape lies a green oasis, the FOODMET. As the city's largest covered market for fresh vegetables and produce, this building – co-financed by Europe – prides itself on its commitment to energy efficiency and sustainable practices.
Europe's hidden shame: Forced sterilisation of women with disabilities is still a concern
Rosario never thought she would want to be a mother until she met Antonio. The moment she saw him at the occupational centre she fell in love.
Ukraine war: Both sides suffering heavy losses, Russia-Iran trade pact, Moscow blocking aid
The Ukrainian army said on Monday it had recaptured Pyatykhatky, a village in the south.