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The partners launched Europe's first commercial robotaxi service in Zagreb in March and plan four additional European cities, with Middle East expansion added to the deal.

A fire that started near Lokva Rogoznica on Thursday evening reached the centre of Omiš overnight, destroying homes, vehicles and boats along the Adriatic coast.

GDP expansion slowed from 0.6 percent in the first quarter as energy costs rose following U.S. strikes on Iran, though consumer spending proved stronger than expected.

The French AI lab now hosts Z.ai's GLM-5.2 and is building sovereign cloud capacity for enterprise and government customers across Europe.

The European Broadcasting Union amended Eurovision rules to allow an alternative host if the winning country faces armed conflict or instability.

Record-low water levels in the Danube have exposed dozens of World War II German vessels and military munitions near the Serbian and Romanian border.

The Moon will completely obscure the Sun for up to 2 minutes and 18 seconds across Greenland, Iceland and Spain on Aug. 12, 2026

Sustained high temperatures and lack of rain have reduced grain harvest projections by 19 percent and prompted farmers to bring cattle down from Alpine pastures early.

Shifting winds and strong gusts are hampering hundreds of firefighters battling a blaze near Niebla, forcing evacuations of nearby residents.

Cargo boats sit grounded near Sarengrad as 78 percent of Danube measuring stations record extreme low levels, with temperatures forecast to reach 40 C in parts of Serbia.

The Economist Intelligence Unit's 2026 ranking places Copenhagen first for a second year, while conflicts drive declines in Tehran, Kyiv and Dubai.

The U.K. is set to impose some of Europe's toughest asylum restrictions as small-boat crossings rise and appeal approval rates hold at 39 percent.

Thousands of migrants entered Spain's North African enclave, prompting a military deployment and renewing a centuries-old diplomatic dispute with Morocco.

Farmers in France's Alsace region are switching to drought-tolerant crops—lentils, chickpeas and quinoa—as heatwaves shrink harvests and strain livestock

Drought-driven low water levels on Europe's key rivers are halting chemical and oil shipments, forcing nuclear plants to cut output and driving up transport costs.

The European Commission hit Alphabet's Google with a record ad tech fine hours before President Trump is expected to announce new duties targeting European imports.

The decline in adjusted EBITDA raises questions about the company's debt servicing capacity and adds complexity to the proposed KKR acquisition

Europe’s landmark MiCA regulation is proving a formidable gatekeeper, with a mere 14 firms, including OKX, securing licenses despite over one hundred applications, signaling a new era of strict digital asset compliance.