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The Eulenburg Affair, involving Germany's last emperor and notable figures, significantly impacted the German Empire and contributed to the monarchy's decline.
The recent Oink-Off contest in Tartu, Estonia, showcased pig imitations while highlighting the pressing issues within the local pig farming industry.
An overview of the various threats to the life of US President Donald Trump since July 2024, as reported by FRANCE 24.
As the London Marathon approaches, here's what to expect regarding the route, start times, and the participation of celebrities like Harry Styles.
As Ukraine observes the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, former clean-up workers, known as liquidators, have returned to the site to honor their efforts.
On the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, Ukrainian President Zelensky raises alarms over Russian drone activities, labeling them as potential 'nuclear terrorism.'
Chancellor Friedrich Merz has ignited debate by labeling Germany's state pension as merely 'basic cover.' This raises questions about the system's security and its international standing.
In a recent visit to Athens, President Macron encouraged French businesses to explore investment opportunities in Greece's growing economy, accompanied by a group of business leaders.
The UK plans to implement a ban on cigarette sales for those born after 2008, aiming for a smoke-free generation, but public opinions are sharply divided.
Stay informed with the latest significant updates from Europe and beyond as of March 14, 2026.
Jean Lafaurie, a 102-year-old survivor of the Dachau concentration camp and former member of the French Resistance, shares his experiences and warns about the resurgence of hard right politics in Europe.
Xiaomi, known for its smartphones, is venturing into the European electric vehicle market, where demand for its cars reportedly exceeds production capacity.
In a notable shift from tradition, the upcoming White House Correspondents' Dinner will feature mentalist Oz Pearlman as the main act, aiming to entertain and mystify attendees.
As the energy crisis continues, there is a notable resurgence in interest towards nuclear energy, as reported by European Interest.
In a significant move, Finland has decided to join the boycott against hosting World Aquatics events in response to the decision regarding Russia's participation.
As King Charles embarks on a state visit to the US, his role is seen as crucial in addressing the growing tensions in US-UK relations, particularly with the Trump administration.
A coalition of 2,000 NGOs has called for an international response to US sanctions affecting the International Criminal Court, urging action from member states, the EU, and the UN.
Recent research from King's College London has unveiled the structure of Vibrio bacteria, potentially offering new strategies to address antibiotic resistance.
A human trafficking complaint has been lodged in Paris against Uber Eats and Deliveroo, drawing attention to the plight of delivery workers in the modern economy.