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Finland's bid to win Europe's start-up crown
Finland's right-wing coalition, which came into power in 2023, is on a mission to push the country even further up global ...
Baby boomers and first-time travelers are shunning Europe’s summer hotspots in favor of 'coolcations'
Baby boomers and first-time travelers appear to be driving a so-called "coolcations" trend, shunning Europe's peak summer ...
Europe wants to ready its citizens for war. Will they listen?
Survival guides, stockpiling and mass evacuation drills. Europe is scrambling to prepare its citizens for the growing threat ...
Europe Scrambles to Break Its Dependence on Musk’s Satellites
Authorities in the region are counting on a homegrown alternative to Starlink and its unpredictable owner.
7 Best Europe ETFs to Buy for 2025
Here are seven of the best Europe ETFs to buy in 2025: ...
They came to the US as kids for a better life. Now they’re leaving for Europe as seniors
Karina Nuvo and her octogenarian father, who was born in Cuba, moved to Spain in 2024 for a better lifestyle. Her mother and ...
China’s EV giants shift gears toward the U.K. as tariff troubles mount in the U.S. and Europe
Shut out by tariffs in the U.S. and EU, China’s EV makers are accelerating into the U.K.—now Europe’s biggest electric car ...
World’s Friendliest Superpower? As Trump Upends Globe, Europe Positions Itself.
Ursula von der Leyen is trying to ensure that if the international trading system is remade, the E.U. is at the center of ...
Europe leads Ukraine Contact Group gathering as Hegseth attends virtually
It's the first in-person gathering of the group of 50 countries organizing aid for Ukraine that didn't have the U.S. defense ...
After Trump’s broad tariffs, Europe reels from the loss of an old ally
Some Europeans have acknowledged U.S. grievances over trade but wonder whether the Trump administration is serious about ...
Gyokeres, Delap, Sesko, Osimhen: Which clubs are the best fit for Europe’s in-demand strikers?
The identities of the forwards who will define this summer's transfer market are known - but where should they go?
Europe’s billionaires—who pay their family office CEOs $370,000 a year—are worried they can’t find the talent to manage their fortunes
Europe's ultra-wealthy need to find staff from outside the family as younger generations forge their own path.