Day: March 2, 2025

Major flooding in coastal areas of Iceland has caused significant damage, with reports of submerged properties and disrupted transportation. Authorities ...

Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has announced new legislation targeting media outlets receiving foreign funding, intensifying the government's ongoing crackdown ...

Stumbling stones memorials have been laid in Guernsey to honor the victims of the Nazi regime. These small brass plaques, ...

Greece is bracing for significant disruption as mass protests loom, with labor unions warning of potential nationwide standstill. The unrest, ...

Germany has selected Abor and Tynna to represent the country in Eurovision 2025 with their dynamic track "Baller." The duo's ...

Georgia's newly elected parliament convened its inaugural session amid a boycott from opposition parties, raising concerns over political tensions. The ...

World Wide Technology (WWT) has announced an expansion of its operations in the United Kingdom, enhancing its logistics capabilities to ...

Tourists in the Faroe Islands are embracing a unique opportunity to contribute to local conservation efforts through a volunteer project. ...

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met with his Estonian counterpart to discuss NATO's strategic role in Eastern Europe, addressing military cooperation ...

Denmark is set to enhance its national security with plans to implement an air defense system by 2026. This initiative ...

The Kantiléna Youth Choir, renowned for its vibrant performances, recently showcased its talent at the Embassy of the Czech Republic ...

The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Cyprus did not adequately protect a British woman who alleged she was ...