Europe is experiencing a rise in right-wing support throughout the continent. Why are people favouring the right-wing parties? What could be the result of this phenomenon? Molly Gambhir tells you more.

Gravitas: Europe witnesses a rise in right-wing support

Italy, Spain, France, Germany, Austria, and Greece have one thing in common the rise of right or conservative ideologies. The victory of Greece's New Democratic Party has reignited the debate in Europe. Greek conservative leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis will be sworn in as Greece's Prime Minister for the second time.

Greece: Political analysts predicts more right-wing wave in Europe

The EU's top tech enforcer warned Elon Musk that Twitter must have enough resources to moderate dangerous content by August 25 or risk being in violation of the bloc's landmark rules to rein in big tech.

Twitter faces Europe's tough new big tech rules

French President Emmanuel Macron called on European nations to seek more independence on airspace defense and advocated against relying too much on the US and Israel.

Macron urges Europe to develop its own air defense systems and not rely on US & Israel

In today's world, going on a vacation makes it compulsory for people to share their pictures on social media platforms, especially Instagram. For social media users, it is really difficult to imagine travelling without posting about it online.

Mobile-free vacation? This tourist island in Europe, home to Nokia, has declared itself a 'phone-free' zone

Pop superstar Taylor Swift on Tuesday announced new concert dates in Asia, Australia, and Europe for her Eras Tour, extending her performances through the summer 2024.

Taylor Swift announces new Eras Tour dates in Europe, Australia, and Asia

Floods, heat waves, incessant rain, and climate change is the driving force behind all the extreme weather conditions throughout the globe and it is significantly affecting Europe which is now the fastest-warming continent in the world. The World Meteorological Organization and the European Union's Climate Change Service laid out a new report which states that Europe should brace for deadly heat waves as the continent recorded 2.3 degrees Celsius hotter temperature last year.

Europe recorded 2.3° Celsius hotter temperature last year | Climate-Change

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe - Europe Defence Min hold talks in Paris, US reports rise in homelessness, Titanic wreck expedition vessel goes missing, PM Modi departs for the United States.

Europe Defence Min hold talks in Paris | US reports rise in homelessness | WION Speed News

Ahead of World Refugee Day dozens of multinational companies have vowed to hire refugees from across Europe including more than 13,000 refugees from Ukraine over the next three years, on Monday (June 18).

Dozens of big companies vow to hire, train over 250,000 refugees from across Europe

Forced sterilisation of women with disabilities may sound like a practice prevalent in lawless corners of the world but in reality, the practice is legal even today in many European countries.

Forced sterilisation of women with disabilities still haunts Europe

In Europe, forced sterilising of disabled women continues to occur. This practise would be prohibited by binding legislation that the European Parliament is now debating.

Forced sterilisation in Europe continues

Forced sterilisation of women with disabilities is still a concern in Europe

The global aviation industry may hear a blockbuster announcement on Monday. European planemaker airbus is likely to announce a record 500-aircraft agreement with Indian carrier indigo on the first day of the Paris air show.

Airbus mega aviation deal likely on Monday

A climate report on Monday claimed that Europe needs to brace itself for more deadly heatwaves which are led by climate change, emphasising that it has emerged as the fastest-warming continent of the world, with its temperature rising by 2.

Europe becomes fastest warming continent in world, claims climate report

Germany's blue chip index jumped to a new high on Wednesday on expectations that the US Federal Reserve pause its rate highs. Markers in London and Paris have also been buoyant after data showed that US inflation was cooling.

Germany Dax Index outperforms European peers, makes new high despite economic worries

The doors of Porte de Versailles’ cavernous exhibition halls were thrown open on Wednesday for another edition of VivaTechnology.

VivaTech Paris 2023: Europe's largest tech show

In Pics | Thousands attend Appleby Horse Fair in Europe

After the collapse of communism and the end of the Cold War in Europe, many countries abolished compulsory military service. But in the wake of the war in Ukraine, several are considering bringing it back.

Europe: Is compulsory military service coming back?

In Pics | Is compulsory military service back in Europe?

Ukraine’s nuclear energy agency has put the last operating reactor at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Station, which is deemed Europe’s largest nuclear power plant, into a "cold shutdown" as a precautionary move after the destruction of the Kakhovka dam, the agency said in a statement on Friday.

Ukraine's nuclear agency puts last reactor at Zaporizhzhia plant on cold shutdown

European Union ministers agreed on Thursday on how to share out the responsibility for looking after migrants and refugees, after 12 hours of negotiations got Italy and Greece to sign up to a deal that has eluded the bloc for nearly a decade.

EU ministers seal 'historic' migration deal

Thousands of residents fled rising floodwaters in southern Ukraine, a day after a dam on the Dnipro River was destroyed.

Collapse of critical Ukrainian dam sparks evacuations

Over the weekend, multiple media reports citing sources said that Sweden has become the first country in the world to officially register sex as a sport and will also host the first-ever European Sex Championship in Gothenburg on June 8.

Has Sweden made sex an official sport? Here's what reports say

The United States and European countries have renewed discussions on ways to confront Iran over its nuclear movements amid growing fears that the Islamic Republic’s fierce extension of its programme would trigger a regional war.

US, Europe resume discussions over ways to deal with Iran's growing nuclear programme

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