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Despite the increasing interest in cycling driven by high fuel prices, new bicycle sales in France fell significantly in 2025, impacting both market volume and value.
Recent rejections by certain EU member states of a proposal to suspend the EU-Israeli trade agreement highlight the ongoing divisions within the EU regarding Middle Eastern policies.
Environmental organizations express frustration over the European Commission's inadequate response to toxic chemical regulations, calling the situation 'illegal and unacceptable'.
The Pentagon is reportedly weighing options to penalize NATO members, with Spain's membership facing scrutiny amid the ongoing Iran conflict.
The decision of a healthy British woman to pursue assisted dying in Switzerland, following the loss of her son, ignites a complex debate on euthanasia laws across various cultures.
The German economy faces significant challenges as forecasts for growth are drastically reduced, largely due to soaring energy prices and the ongoing conflict in Iran.
Professor Sir Rory Collins has voiced his frustration over a recent data incident at the UK Biobank, attributing it to a few individuals and raising concerns about participant trust.
In a significant shift, France's health data platform will move from Microsoft to the French cloud provider Scaleway, following years of debate and scrutiny.
Social democrats are facing a significant decline across Central Europe, with no representation in Hungary, Bulgaria, or the Czech Republic, and polling below 10% in Poland.
EU countries are voicing apprehensions that Brussels' regulatory simplification efforts might inadvertently delay critical housing and infrastructure projects.
Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu announced a series of measures set to become a bill to be presented by summer.
FC Barcelona has announced that Lamine Yamal will miss the remainder of the season due to a left hamstring injury sustained in a match against Celta Vigo, though his World Cup spot remains secure.
As geopolitical tensions rise, concerns mount regarding the effect of increasing oil prices on Germany's economic recovery, highlighting vulnerabilities in the energy market.
The rare earth crisis poses significant challenges for energy markets. This briefing explores potential strategies to address these challenges and their implications.
Volkswagen is set to launch the new Golf and T-Roc hybrids in Europe by the end of this year, featuring a hybrid setup the company had previously been hesitant to develop.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu's newly proposed housing bill allows landlords to re‑rent inefficient homes if they agree to upgrade them, aiming to ease France's rental shortage.
The Morgan Supersport 400, priced at $153,000, combines vintage aesthetics with modern engineering, featuring the same engine as the Toyota GR Supra.
In a significant move towards energy sovereignty, President Macron inaugurated a lithium mining project in central France, spearheaded by Imerys.
In a move to make healthcare more accessible, drugmakers are now offering coupons to reduce the costs associated with telehealth visits for patients seeking prescriptions.
The wreck of the San Giorgio e Sant'Elmo Buonaventura, sunk during a British attack in the 16th century, has been found in Cadiz, revealing significant historical artifacts and DNA.