Estonia now permits fully automated vehicles, enabling Berlin startup Bliq to deploy its self-driving system legally since May. Founded by…
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Secret filming fears fuel petition demanding UK ban on AI smart glasses
A petition in Britain demanding a ban on smart glasses has surpassed 9,100 signatures amid fears over secret recording. The…
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Scorching rivers shut down Europe’s nuclear reactors just as cooling demand peaks
Scorching European summers are forcing nuclear reactors offline just as air conditioning demand peaks. In France and Switzerland, plants shut…
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Paris Summit Exposes Europe’s Reliance on Musk as Space Race Tightens
Paris hosted a two-day International Space Summit starting Wednesday, drawing officials and executives from 120 nations as Europe seeks independence…
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Russian Parts Slip Into EU Defense Deals Through Weak National Oversight
European defence supply chains face growing risks from Russian components entering through third-country loopholes and heavy reliance on Chinese electronics.…
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Netherlands plant will trap 800,000 tonnes of CO2 yearly for Norway burial
Europe’s largest carbon capture system will begin operating in 2026 at Yara International’s Sluiskil fertiliser plant in the Netherlands, trapping…
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Dutch fertiliser giant Yara buries 800,000 tonnes of CO2 yearly under Norwegian seabed
Europe now hosts its largest carbon capture and storage operation after Yara International launched the facility at its Sluiskil plant…
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TechRadar reports live from Berlin as 1,900 brands unveil new tech
TechRadar is reporting live from IFA 2026 in Berlin, where nearly 1,900 exhibitors and about 200,000 visitors have gathered at…
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European borrowing costs hit 14-year peaks as debt fears spread
European sovereign borrowing costs have surged to multi-decade highs amid sticky inflation, expectations for prolonged high interest rates, and growing…
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