One of Ghent’s most emblematic landmarks, Gravensteen served as the residence of the Counts of Flanders until 1353. After ...

This walking tour explores the historic city center of Brussels, Belgium’s capital, passing grand churches, ornate façades, ...

Remarking on his forthcoming visit to Scotland, Guy Verhofstadt said: “Scotland is the most pro-EU part of the UK. Its people understand the value to its trade, security, education, sport and culture ...

Whether you’re a full-time nomad or a once-a-year vacationer, every special travel memory begins with one essential question: where to? This year, the team at CNN Travel hopes to answer not only the ...

Europe Inc is Brussels’ answer to a fragmented market, global pressure, and why the EU wants faster company creation and ...

The 71st edition of one of the world’s oldest art fairs will run from 25 January until 1 February, showing Old Master and ...

President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine said that the assault with hundreds of drones and missiles, lasting nearly 10 hours, showed that Moscow was not serious about peace. By Cassandra Vinograd ...

Iran's leadership is facing mounting pressure from abroad and emerging dissent from within as street protests over its reeling economy and the threat of a new round of military strikes hang over the ...

Overnight attack kills two, injures 46 Poland temporarily closes two airports Zelenskiy stops in Canada en route to meet Trump Russian official sees 'turning point' in talks to end fighting KYIV, Dec ...

It’s been one year since the costliest wildfires in world history. Thirty-one people died in Southern California; 16,000 structures were destroyed by the Eaton Fire. This week, “Marketplace Morning ...

There is some fresh data from the big credit card companies — certainly fresher than the delayed government data that’s been coming out. According to the data, holiday spending is indeed strong: Up ...

Even the best startups cannot thrive sustainably in an environment where each country protects its national champions, and where administrative barriers prevent the emergence of truly European ones.