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Can new German chancellor Merz cure the ‘sick man of Europe’?

Europe’s largest economy finally has a leader. Conservative Friedrich Merz was elected as German chancellor on Tuesday, but only after a second round of voting in the Bundestag. The unprecedented failure in…

6 days ago

by Abiodun Ogundairo

A vast expanse of ice: Europe’s biggest glacier

The Vatnajökull glacier puts the ice in Iceland. It covers more than 8 per cent of the country with 3,000 million tons of the cold stuff. Euromaxx reporter Hendrik Welling had to…

9 months ago

Science & Tech

Mauritania sees rise in African migrants heading for Europe

Irregular migration to Europe is on the rise. One route that has grown increasingly popular is known as the Western African route. The Mauritanian city of Nouadhibou has become a transit point…

9 months ago

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Britain and Europe, eight years after Brexit vote

Britain: Could UK election reset ties with EU eight years after Brexit

It's been almost exactly eight years since British voters decided to leave the European Union, although that decision did not become active until December 2020. Much of this last decade has been…

11 months ago

World

Rare earths found in Sweden: a game-changer?

A big find of raw materials critical for green technology has been announced in Sweden. Since Europe does not produce its own so-called "rare earths" so far could this news be a…

12 months ago

Business·News

Europe’s Most Remote Starred Restaurant: Koks

The Faroe Islands might be far away in the middle of the North Atlantic, but they boast a two-star eatery. The Koks restaurant was recognized for its use of local products and…

12 months ago

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The future of Europe’s Green Transition: In safe hands?

This week we take a closer look at the Green Transition in Europe - from the invaluable invertebrates in the soil beneath us, to the end of obsolete coal mines and the…

12 months ago

News·World

What next after shooting of Slovak leader Fico?

A black swan moment. The assassination attempt of populist Slovak leader Robert Fico has shocked both Slovaks and Europeans. But in hindsight it is easy to point to security lapses and a…

12 months ago

News·World

Europe votes: Far right dominates campaign in France

With just a few weeks to go before EU elections, the far right in France is on track for a comfortable win, if the polls are correct. The National Rally only just…

1 year ago

News·World

Breathing in Europe’s polluted air: EU aims for stricter quality standards

It has been called an invisible epidemic. Every year, around 300,000 people in Europe die prematurely because of air pollution, according to the European Environment Agency. Those of us living in cities…

1 year ago

News·World

Chips, cars and cognac: What’s on the menu for Xi’s Europe visit

On Sunday, Chinese President Xi Jinping will come to Europe for the first time in five years, staying in France until Tuesday. Aside from the Ukraine war, technology – computer chips and…

1 year ago

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Europe - Page 3

Can new German chancellor Merz cure the ‘sick man of Europe’?

A vast expanse of ice: Europe’s biggest glacier

Mauritania sees rise in African migrants heading for Europe

Britain: Could UK election reset ties with EU eight years after Brexit

Rare earths found in Sweden: a game-changer?

Europe’s Most Remote Starred Restaurant: Koks

The future of Europe’s Green Transition: In safe hands?

What next after shooting of Slovak leader Fico?

Europe votes: Far right dominates campaign in France

Breathing in Europe’s polluted air: EU aims for stricter quality standards

Chips, cars and cognac: What’s on the menu for Xi’s Europe visit

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