In response to a recent increase in infections and hospitalisations across Europe, the European Union health agencies on Monday (July 11), advised a second COVID-19 booster for everyone over 60 as well as medically fragile individuals.

COVID-19: European Union advises second booster for people above 60 years

The ongoing war in Ukraine has triggered an energy crisis across Europe. Many European countries are now ramping up measures to try and find an alternate source of energy supply against the Russian gas as the supply crunch continues to haunt Europe. Russia has now said that it will temporarily close the North Stream one pipeline for its annual maintenance work.

Europe's energy woes worsen: Russia to shut down Nord Stream 1 pipeline

Archaeologists in Spain said on Friday they had found an ancient jawbone which could help them look into the face of some of the earliest human ancestors in Europe.

Oldest human fossil found, could hold clues about Europe's earliest human ancestors

The airline staff crisis in Europe has worsened with continued disruptions leading to chaos at various airports across the continent. In the latest the British airways has now cut nearly about 13 of its summer schedule till October.

British Airways offers rebooking and refund options | Thousands hit by flight disruptions

Tourists travelling to and from the European continent are advised to take precautions against COVID-19 because cases are on the rise, especially in the popular destination areas.

COVID-19: Travellers warned of rising virus cases in Europe

In a landmark vote for Europe’s climate and energy policies, the European Parliament on Wednesday endorsed labeling some gas and nuclear energy projects as “green,” allowing them access to hundreds of billions of euros in cheap loans and even state subsidies.

Europe calls gas and nuclear energy ‘Green’

Police across Europe have arrested abut 130 people suspected of involvement in human trafficking in a joint operation carried out by 22 countries.

Europe: Police arrest 130 suspected human traffickers in a massive joint operation

Climate change is affecting us all. There is an urgent need to address the issue facing humanity otherwise our very existence on the only planet we've got will be in jeopardy.

Parts of Europe are now drier than they have been in thousand years: Study

Wage negotiations between Scandinavian airline SAS and its pilots collapsed on Monday, triggering a strike that threatens the carrier’s future and extreme heat across Europe.

Airline SAS says survival at stake as pilot strike grounds flights

Hotel chains are hiring employees regardless of work experience or even a resume as European hoteliers face a shortage of employees. Restaurants and bars are also facing lack of waiters and staff.

Restaurants face staff shortage across Europe | Hotels hire people without resumes

Travel disruptions continue in Europe with Paris airport workers staging a walkout. Airline workers are protesting over pay and layoffs.

Travel disruption in Europe continues as Paris airport workers stage a walkout

Eurozone inflation triggered by the ongoing gas crunch has hit a record high of 8.6%. Meanwhile, Moscow has seized control of the Sakhalin gas project.

Vladimir Putin signs a new decree as Russia takes over the Sakhalin gas project

Travel disruptions continue in Europe with flights being cancelled in France & Germany. Airline workers are protesting over pay and layoffs.

Flights cancelled in France & Germany as travel disruptions in Europe continue

Energy crisis brews amid Ukraine war: Eurozone inflation hits record 8.6%

After the US, European powers are boosting the NATO troops. The United Kingdom and Germany have pledged more troops and military resources. Is Eastern Europe the new frontline - in Europe's fight against Russia? Palki Sharma tells you more.

Gravitas: Europe's Cold War doctrine against Russia

Eurozone inflation accelerated to another record high in June, official data showed on Friday, as Russia's war in Ukraine drives up energy prices and hammers the European economy.

Eurozone inflation hits record, as gas crunch looms

Europe abandoned their commitment to the Kurds while seeking Turkiye's nod for NATO expansion. The US cleared a potential F-16 deal with Ankara, hours after Erdogan's green light. Palki Sharma tells you how the West surrendered its principles to appease Erdogan.

Gravitas: How Europe abandoned human rights to appease Turkiye

The World Health Oreganisation (WHO) on Friday (July 1) gave a call for 'urgent' action to prevent further spread of monkeypox in Europe. United Nation's global heath agency said that cases in the continent have tripled in past two weeks.

WHO calls for 'urgent' action in Europe to contain monkeypox spread

It has been more than 100 days since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. In the last few months, Ukraine has transitioned from a country known for its unique architecture to a war-ravaged country.

Zelensky: Ukraine comes to Europe's help, it is now exporting power to EU

US President Joe Biden has announced to deploy more American armed forces across Europe in the wake of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Biden made the announcement on Wednesday after meeting NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg in Madrid for the opening of the 30-nation alliance’s annual leaders summit.

US President Joe Biden announces to deploy more American troops across Europe to counter Russia

US President Joe Biden pledged more American troops, warplanes and warships for Europe to bolster regional security after Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

US pledges to boost military in Europe as NATO strengthens defences

Temperatures in Europe are the highest that they have ever been. In the last week more than 200 monthly temperature records were broken across France. In Milan, authorities are turning off public fountains amid warnings of daytime water rationing as Italy battles one of its worst droughts in decades.

Italy's heat wave to get worse

The European Union approved a plan to end the sale of vehicles with combustion engines by 2035 in Europe, in a bid to reduce CO2 emissions to zero.

EU to end sales of combustion engine vehicles by 2035

The Asia Pacific markets swung into positive territory during afternoon trade, European markets have opened with gains today, spurred on by a lift in sentiment in Asia, where stocks market lifted on news that China will ease COVID restrictions

European trade positive after a lift in Asia sentiment

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