Owners of the famous Trianon building in Frankfurt have filed for insolvency. This comes as the biggest economy in Europe reels with a severe property crisis. Germany’s property sector contributes a fifth of the country's total output but has faced the test of high borrowing costs and dried real estate financing since mid-2022.

Germany’s property crisis worsens: Frankfurt skyscraper owner files for insolvency

Barcelona, a top Spanish holiday destination, announced on Friday that it will bar apartment rentals to tourists by 2028, an unexpectedly drastic move as it seeks to rein in soaring housing costs and make the city liveable for residents. Watch in for more details!

Barcelona hit by boom in short-term rentals in the past 10 years

Almost 52 million people living within 20 Kilometres of Europe’s busiest airports are at risk of poor health due to ultrafine particles released when jet fuel is burnt. This is according to a report commissioned by brussels-based think-tank transport and environment.

Europe: Airport pollution a health hazard, can living near airport makes you ill?

Can living near an airport make you ill?

This report shows the puzzle called euro zone economic growth. The lower P-M-I data in June suggests that growth in the current quarter may be slower than initially expected. The business survey shows price pressures are easing.

Europe recovery gets reality check in June

Europe is currently struggling with high inflation and trade friction with China. This has affected Europe's job market, with layoff announcements across industries.

Europe's economy in flux: Companies cut jobs as inflation and trade friction with China bites

Roundup of global developments in the field of technology: Tencent pulls hit mobile game 'dungeon & fighter' from major android app stores. According to a study undertaken by venture capital firm Accel, the United Kingdom has the most generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) startup companies in Europe and Israel. Watch in for more details!

UK home to highest number of GenAI startups in Europe, says Report

Climate change-induced record rainfall has battered wheat crops in the United Kingdom as well as neighbouring France, the largest producer of the essential grain item.

No wheat to eat in Europe? Heavy rains kill grain yield, may lead to rise in prices

The United States on Friday (Jun 14) designated Nordic Resistance Movement (NRM), the largest neo-Nazi group in Sweden, and its three leaders as terrorist, citing its long history of violent attacks and posing a threat to Americans.

US designates largest neo-Nazi group in Sweden, its three leaders as terrorist

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's far-right party secured the majority of votes and emerged victorious in the European parliamentary election, depicted the early trends on Monday (June 10).

Italy's PM Giorgia Meloni secures decisive victory in EU vote

The European central bank took a cautious step towards easing monetary policy today, cutting interest rates for the first time since 2019.

ECB implements first rate cut since 2019, citing 2.6% Eurozone inflation

Airfare prices in Europe and Asia are showing signs of cooling down after a period of rapid increase. This next report explores what's driving this shift and how it impacts travellers around the world.

Airfares fall in Europe & Asia

Across Europe, security forces are watching closely for a potential escalation in Russia's war - acts of arson and sabotage. This follows a series of suspicious fires and attacks on infrastructure in the Baltics, Germany, and the UK.

Arson, fires and attacks across Europe: Is Russia behind them?

The United States on Wednesday (May 29) accused Chinese leadership of supporting Russia's war efforts in Ukraine that began in February 2022 when President Vladimir Putin launched an invasion of the former Soviet Republic.

Russia-Ukraine war: China warned of US sanctions for 'destabilising heart of Europe'

Poland has revealed plans to build a line of minefields, bunkers, and anti-tank trenches along its borders with Russia and Belarus. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk earlier this month announced plans to build a 10 billion zloty (£2 billion) defence barrier to render NATO's eastern flank "impassable to a potential enemy," but he did not offer many specifics.

Poland unveils ‘East Shield’: Massive defence barrier to fortify borders with Russia and Belarus

French President Emanuel Macron has urged Europe to defend themselves better against enemies and not just depend on the US at a ceremony in the German city of Dresden. Watch in for more details!

French President addresses youth in Germany's Dresden

VivaTech is one of Europe's biggest tech and startup events. Watch this story to see what interesting AI innovations dominated the tech fair.

VivaTech 2024: Top trends at tech show

Russia forces have begun military drills near Ukraine - a simulation of tactical nuclear weapons. This comes two weeks after Russia's President Vladimir Putin announced that the country will carry out drills to test the readiness of personnel and equipment of non-strategic nuclear weapons.

Russia nuclear drills: Is Europe on the brink of a wider conflict?

The European Parliament elections are just 3 weeks away leaders across European nations are leaving no stone unturned in their poll campaign. But what's making more noise are the issues on the ground the most common problem in Europe is the ongoing cost of living crisis.

EU parliament elections 2024: Europe's cost of living crisis

Heat related deaths are on the rise in Europe as climate change takes hold. The Lancet countdown report blames it on food insecurity caused by failed harvests and, heat waves hitting hard an elderly population.

Europe Heatwave: Report ask government to ensure change proof environment

Heat-related deaths rise in Europe

2023 has been a year of extreme weather conditions. Climate change & El Nino led to soaring temperatures in 2024. Earth's temperature crossed critical threshold in 2023. With wildfires in Canada, Horn of Africa & Middle East to summer heatwaves in US, China & Europe. Watch to know more!

2023 summer in Europe: Hottest on record

Kremlin-owned gas giant Gazprom has experienced 55.6% drop in gas sales in 2023, its first annual loss in more than 20 years, amid dwindling gas trade with Europe, once its main sales market. Will Gazprom replace Europe with China? Watch in the report to know!

Can Russia's Gazprom replace Europe with China?

The Aurora Borealis also known as the northern lights were captured with a time-lapse in Russia lighting up the sky with streaks of purple. The Aurora lights' increased visibility results from extreme geomagnetic storms. Watch to know more!

Northern lights: 'Magical' impact of Solar storm

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