Saving biodiversity at a cost: Dutch farmers fight against emissions regulations
The Netherlands' Veluwe nature reserve, to the east of Amsterdam, is a vast expanse of heathland and wooded groves.
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Arcturus: What you need to know about the 'one to watch' COVID variant and its new symptoms
The World Health Organization (WHO) is carefully monitoring a new Omicron subvariant that is driving a surge of new COVID-19 cases in India.
War in Ukraine: Russia failed to achieve its offensive goals, says ISW
According to the UK defence ministry, Russia’s average casualty rate has probably fallen by around 30% after a period of an exceptionally high death toll between January and March.
Climate Now Live: What's happening to the water cycle?
The impact of climate change on the water cycle is a growing topic of concern in Europe. 2022 was Europe’s hottest summer on record, and with that heat came widespread droughts.
Sperm counts are declining. Scientists believe they have pinpointed the main causes why
Men’s reproductive capacity has fallen drastically in recent decades - and a new analysis of thousands of studies has revealed the factors that pose the biggest risk to sperm quality.
Want to live in the EU? New rules could make it easier to move between countries
The EU wants to make it easier for non-EU residents to move around the bloc in the future.
These are the top 5 best-selling electric cars on Europe’s roads in 2023
Electric car sales are rising fast and battery-powered vehicles now account for more than 13.4 per cent of new car sales across Europe, according to figures from the first quarter of this year.
How schools and industry are working together for the future of Europe's blue economy
The island of Frøya off Norway's rugged western coast is known for some of the world's best conditions for growing salmon.