Europe Day, celebrated on May 9, commemorates French politician Robert Schuman's 1950 declaration proposing a shared system for managing coal…
Read More
Korean Startups Are Sitting on $100M in European Funding but Applying to the Wrong Programs
South Korea's entry into Horizon Europe has granted Korean startups access to major European research funding, but many struggle with…
Read More
Europe’s Energy Crisis Forces EU to Abandon Climate Ambitions as Iran War Sends Gas Prices Surging 60%
The European Union faces pressure to scale back climate policies as the Iran conflict, now in its fourth week, drives…
Read More
Zelenskyy Turns on Europe’s Biggest Allies as Ukraine’s Growing Military Power Shifts the Balance
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's increasingly strident tone with European allies is raising tensions, with relations reportedly at their lowest wartime…
Read More
Rubio Warns Europe to Act on Iran as Tehran Moves to Seize Control of the World’s Most Critical Waterway
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio urged European allies on May 8, 2026, to take concrete action against Iran during…
Read More
Polish Specialty Chemicals Maker Prochem Bets on High-Margin Formulations to Capture Surging European Demand
Prochem S.A., a Polish specialty chemicals producer listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, is expanding its product portfolio and distribution…
Read More
North Macedonia Signs Historic AI Treaty as Council of Europe Chief Calls Country’s Democratic Progress “Really Impressive”
Council of Europe Secretary General Alain Berset praised North Macedonia during his official visit, expressing he was "really impressed" by…
Read More
81 Years After Victory in Europe, Macron Warns the World Is Sliding Toward Another Major War
French President Emmanuel Macron commemorated the 81st anniversary of Victory in Europe Day at Paris's Arc de Triomphe on May…
Read More
Europe’s Premium Solar Panels Keep Getting More Expensive Even as Demand Falls
Premium solar module prices across Europe continued climbing in April despite weakening demand, according to a report from sun.store. The…
Read More
Europe’s Political Firewalls Against the Far Right Are Starting to Break Down
ARTE's Europe Weekly examines whether political firewalls designed to keep far-right parties from power across Europe are beginning to crumble.…
Read More
