Southern Europeans braced Saturday for their first heatwave of the northern hemisphere summer, as climate change pushes thermometers on the world's fastest-warming continent increasingly into the red.
Great Britain and Ireland defeated the Continent of Europe to seal a first Vagliano Trophy victory since 2005. Following the Curtis Cup win over the United States last September, the GB&I women again held their nerve in the biennial match, winning 12½- …
Temperatures soar across southern and western Europe Show more Southern European countries have issued health and fire warnings as temperatures may exceed forty Celsius this weekend. Spanish emergency services are on standby for a surge in heatstroke cases …
Croatia has quietly climbed the ranks to become one of Europe’s most appealing places to live, outshining heavyweight neighbours like Italy and Greece in a new global quality of life index. In Numbeo’s 2025 mid-year rankings, Croatia secured the 20th spot …
FANCY WATCHING a game of football on the side of an active volcano? Or maybe you would prefer the 90-minute experience of sitting high up a mountain pass, perched on a slender goat trail? 25 Amazing football stadium in Henningsvaer in NorwayCredit: Getty - …
A wildfire tears through a forest in Lithi on Chios island, Greece earlier this week (Picture: EPA) Europe is set for a severe heatwave with some parts of the continent about to scorch in 42C heat. Five regions of the UK have been placed on an amber heat …
Russia remains Europe’s second-largest LNG supplier despite sanctions 29 June 2025 08:00 (UTC+04:00) Despite ongoing geopolitical tensions and sanctions, Russia has retained its position as the second-largest supplier of liquefied natural gas (LNG) to …
TUIfly Boeing 737-800 D-ABMV in CeWe Fotobuch livery © Hermann Maurer on Wikimedia CommonsTUI flight X3 4429 from Corfu to Düsseldorf was forced to make an emergency landing at Bari Airport on Saturday, June 28, after declaring a mid-air emergency over the …
LONDON — It’s another summer of European selfie snafus. On a recent Saturday, a visitor to the Uffizi Galleries in Florence, Italy, stepped backward into a painting while trying to pose like its subject, Ferdinando de’ Medici, a 17th-century grand prince …
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