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Polish Authorities Probe Whether Deadly Legionnaires’ Outbreak Was Result of Water Tampering

Posted by Brenda Carice
September 10, 2023

Poland’s domestic security agency is investigating whether an outbreak of Legionnaires’ disease that killed seven people in the south of the country might be the...

Italy’s Milan Records Hottest Day in 260 Years as Europe Sizzles in Another Heat Wave

Posted by Helmi Gunnora
September 8, 2023

Milan has registered the highest average daily temperature for the past 260 years, its regional environmental protection agency, known as ARPA, said Friday, as...

Why Some Are Calling Germany ‘the Sick Man of Europe’ Once Again

Posted by Astrid Dagmar
September 8, 2023

It’s been nearly two decades since Germany shrugged off its “sick man of Europe” label with a series of labor market reforms that ushered in years...

Everything You Need to Know About ETIAS and Europe’s City Taxes

Posted by Assar Dagr
September 7, 2023

The hour is finally approaching. From 2024, it will no longer be free to travel to Europe. The ETIAS visa waiver program will allow...

Anger Rises in Greece as Fires Destroy Homes Near Athens

Posted by Liona Jensen
September 2, 2023

ATHENS ― As thick black smoke filled the Athenian sky and blazes consumed homes in the suburbs, a political firestorm broke out among Greek...

Europe Backs Kazakhstan’s Efforts To Sidestep Russian Influence

Posted by Fredrik Eydis
August 20, 2023

On June 20, after meeting with Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev in Astana, German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier announced Germany’s recent endorsement of Kazakhstan’s efforts to...

On NATO’s Shared Burdens, Europe is Finally Starting to Pull its Weight

Posted by Kristian Malva
August 17, 2023

It didn’t all start with former President Donald Trump’s foot stomping — Americans have been complaining for decades that they effectively subsidize Europe by assuming an inordinate share...

The Difficulties in Creating an Asian NATO

Posted by Aile Bjorn
August 16, 2023

For decades, the greatest military challenge to the United States and Europe was the Soviet Union. From this threat emerged the North Atlantic Treaty...

Tesla Wants to Turn its Berlin Factory Into Europe’s Biggest Car Plant

Posted by Astrid Dagmar
August 3, 2023

Tesla has lodged an application to double the production capacity of its plant near Berlin to 1 million electric vehicles a year. The world’s...

European Outcry Forces US Economist to Drop Top Job

Posted by Kristian Malva
August 2, 2023

A highly qualified American economist, Fiona Scott Morton, has pulled out of a top European Commission post after her appointment prompted widespread European criticism....