In the wake of a funding drought gripping Europe's venture capital scene, start-ups are turning to intricate debt arrangements to secure vital capital. The allure of convertible debt, which morphs into equity over time, has seen a surge in adoption among companies seeking cash injections without risking unfavourable valuations.

European start-ups navigate complex debt deals amid funding downturn

European defence firms are turning out to be the big gainers, as Europe rearms itself against possible Russian aggression. German defence giant Rheinmetall expects both sales and profit margins to keep growing this year. The world’s largest maker of artillery ammunition expects 2024 sales to reach $10.89 billion.

Shares of European defence firms rise dramatically in 2023

World at War | Russia is ready for Nuclear conflict in the Ukraine War Have Houthis managed to get Hypersonic missiles? Sudanese army recaptures the headquarters of the State Broadcaster in Omdurman Mohammed Saleh gets you an in-depth analysis of the world's biggest warzones of the week in #WorldAtWar

Russia is ready for Nuclear conflict in the Ukraine War

Iran is using European ports to provide cover for shipments of weapons to Hezbollah, The Telegraph can reveal. The Lebanese terror group has received missiles and bombs on ships that go on to dock in ports in Belgium, Spain and Italy, sources said.

Lebanon received weapons through European ports: Reports

IPhone maker Apple has made a huge concession in the European market...the tech giant will allow software makers to sell apps there..through their own websites or online marketplaces. Previously, the iPhone maker required all software makers to distribute their apps through its app store. The move is meant to comply with the EU’s Digital Markets Act, which kicked in last week. What does this mean for the company and for the software makers? We find out in the next report.

Apple allows developers to sell apps through their own websites

European parliament will be holding its elections this June. This 720 seat house will be making all the crucial decisions for the block. Watch in for more details!

European Parliament to hold polls in June

India inked $100 billion free trade deal with four European countries. India signed a trade and economic partnership agreement with the European Free Trade Association.

All you need to know about India's $100 billion free trade deal with four European countries

Archaeologists in Nuremberg, Germany, have made a significant discovery during excavations preceding the construction of a retirement home. What they've uncovered may be the largest mass burial of plague victims ever found in Europe.

Scientists discover giant plague grave with 1,000 skeletons in Germany

Dangers of wildfires, extreme weather and other factors outgrowing preparedness, European Environment Agency says. Watch the video to know more.

Europe unprepared for rapidly growing climate risks: Report

India signed a free trade pact with the four-nation European Free Trade Association (EFTA) in New Delhi on Sunday (March 10). Prime Minister Narendra Modi hailed the deal as a 'watershed moment' for India, Iceland, Norway, Switzerland and Liechtenstein.

India seals free trade agreement with four-nation European bloc

Sweden officially joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization on Thursday. Sweden is now a NATO member State making it the newest member of the military Alliance. Watch to know more!

Sweden officially joins NATO alliance

Protesting farmers clashed with police outside the parliament building in Warsaw on Wednesday, with police using pepper spray and accusing some participants of violence against security forces.

Polish farmers clash with police outside parliament in Warsaw

Ukraine is desperate for military aid to sustain its campaign in the battlefield. The Russian assaults are not abating. The financial aid from the United States is blocked and its only other option, Europe is also facing a new problem. The European nations are finding it difficult to produce gunpowder that is used in making artillery shells but why is this happening? Watch to know more!

Russia-Ukraine war: Europe scrambling to provide artillery shells to Ukraine

Google is facing a 2.1-billion-euro ($2.3 billion) lawsuit filed by 32 media conglomerates, including Axel Springer and Schibsted. According to Reuters, the lawsuit, initiated on Wednesday, accused Google of engaging in practices harmful to digital advertising, causing significant losses to media companies.

Google faces $2.3 bn lawsuit from European media groups over alleged ad tech misconduct

NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said that the military alliance has no plans to send combat troops into Ukraine amid reports that some Western countries may be considering putting boots on the ground in the war-ravaged country.

NATO has no plans to send troops to Ukraine, says Stoltenberg

Farmers across Europe have renewed demonstrations to demand action from policymakers. Apart from cheap supermarket prices and low-cost imports, they are also concerned about the European Union's strenuous environmental rules.

Europe Farmers' Protest: European farmers renew protests against EU's green deal

Farmers across Europe have renewed demonstrations to demand action from policymakers. Apart from cheap supermarket prices and low-cost imports, they are also concerned about the european union's strenuous environmental rules.

European farmers renew protests against EU's green deal

Thousands of Polish farmers took to the streets of Warsaw carrying the national flag and blowing handheld horns, escalating a protest which started in early February against food imports from Ukraine and EU green rules.

Europe Farmers' Protest: Polish farmers rally in Warsaw against EU policies, Ukraine imports

At a gathering of 20 European leaders in Paris, France President Emmanuel Macron expressed his reluctance to dismiss the possibility of deploying ground troops to Ukraine.

Macron declares readiness to deploy troops in Ukraine, urges Europe's unity

Sweden is finally set to join NATO, Budapest is preparing to approve Stockholm's NATO bid in a vote on Monday. The development comes days after it signed a deal to buy four fighter jets from Sweden. Hungary's Parliament is due to ratify Sweden's bid to join NATO in a vote at its first session today. Watch to know more!

After Turkiye, Hungary to vote on Sweden's NATO's membership

Hungary set to approve Sweden's NATO's bid

In the heart of Central Europe, despite a slight ebb in inflation, shoppers remain hesitant and cautious about their spending habits, reflecting a deeper-rooted uncertainty in the region's economic recovery.

Central European shoppers remain cautious amid economic uncertainty despite inflation dip

Protesters gathered across major European cities on Saturday (Feb 24) to express solidarity with Ukraine, marking the second anniversary of the beginning of the Russian offensive.

Europeans rally to support Ukraine as war with Russia enters third year

The Rage of farm agitation refuses to die down in France, a group agitated demonstrators entered the Agricultural Fair in Paris ahead of French president Emanuel macron's visit to the fair. The agitated French Farmers called for the resignation of Emanuel macron and shouted macron resign in the Agricultural Fair. The protesting Farmers also had a face off with the police Personnel. Watch to know more!

France Farmers' Agitation: Protesters shout 'Macron resign' & hurl abuses at the President

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