Norway seizes ship with Russian crew in Baltic Sea cable damage investigation
The NATO military alliance is ramping up efforts to protect undersea cables in the region amid growing concerns of Russian sabotage and spying. Read More
UK alcohol tax to jump from 1 February in new blow to industry
The UK’s alcohol sector is still struggling to recover from the lingering effects of the pandemic, as well as changing consumer preferences. Read More
Belgian airspace reopens after closure forced PM Fico’s flight to return to Slovakia
Belgian airspace reopens after closure forced PM Fico’s flight to return to Slovakia Read More
EU Commission calls for dialogue as European automotive industry faces mounting challenges
EU Commission calls for dialogue as European automotive industry faces mounting challenges Read More
Tomb of French far-right leader Jean-Marie Le Pen vandalised just weeks after his death
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Minimum wages in Europe: How does your country compare in 2025?
Minimum wages rose faster than inflation in most EU member states and candidate countries, leading to real wage growth across the region. Euronews Business examines these changes. Read More
Gastronomic greats: Europe’s top tourist cities for Michelin-starred dining
Plan your next trip around top-class dining thanks to these foodie-approved gems. Read More
Solar grazing, tile whipping and whisky: Positive environmental stories from 2025
Eco anxiety is very real, so we share January’s most uplifting stories to prove there’s hope for our climate. Read More
AI on the rise among European businesses: How are they using it?
Large enterprises are adopting Artificial Intelligence more than small and medium-sized ones, with significant differences in the way each of them uses the technology. Read More
Commerzbank announces share buyback and record earnings from last year
The update comes as the bank is fending off a takeover from Italy’s UniCredit. Read More