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A pair of French alpinists have established a new world record for the fastest round trip from Chamonix to Mont Blanc, completing the journey in 4 hours, 41 minutes, and 24 seconds.
In light of the ongoing energy crisis, the EU is reconsidering its energy strategy, increasingly turning to nuclear power as a complement to renewable sources for its industrial needs.
The ban on bottom trawling in Türkiye's Gökova Bay has led to significant ecological benefits. This raises questions about what other European nations might adopt from this example.
As King Charles and Queen Camilla embark on their four-day U.S. state visit, hopes are high that their presence may help mend the transatlantic relationship strained in recent years.
The ongoing diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict in Ukraine have encountered significant delays, particularly following the onset of the Iran war, which Ukraine suggests has strengthened Russia's position.
The UN Human Rights Office has expressed serious concerns regarding Sweden's deportation of a disabled child, suggesting potential violations of international rights.
In a significant development, Critical Metals has assumed control of European Lithium's Tanbreez project, marking a pivotal moment in the mining sector.
Candidates aim to connect with voters by revealing personal aspects of their lives.
In a significant legal move, Slack has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft in the UK, contesting the company's practice of bundling Teams with its Microsoft 365 suite.
The Atacama Desert in Chile is poised to become the site of the Extremely Large Telescope, a project by the European Southern Observatory aimed at enhancing our understanding of the cosmos.
Commander Robert Brovdi discusses his unit's significant impact on the battlefield, claiming responsibility for a substantial portion of targets destroyed.
Beijing has expressed discontent with the EU's initiative to promote local manufacturing, warning of possible counteractions in response to perceived investment barriers.
Germany's barefoot hiking trails are gaining attention, leading to the development of similar nature walks in the United States.
Estonian intelligence officials are calling on European nations to enhance efforts in countering Russia's covert operations aimed at recruiting vulnerable individuals for sabotage.
Rescue operations off the northern coast of France successfully saved at least 119 migrants attempting to cross the Channel to the UK, coinciding with a new agreement aimed at curbing undocumented migration.
As we mark 40 years since the catastrophic explosion at the Chernobyl power plant in Ukraine, the implications of this disaster continue to resonate.
In a thrilling race on April 26, 2026, Tadej Pogacar triumphed over Paul Seixas to claim his fourth Liege-Bastogne-Liege title, marking his third consecutive win.
As Ukraine observes the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, discussions highlight the systemic issues, including the Soviet Union's top-down culture, that contributed to the tragedy.
The Eulenburg Affair, involving Germany's last emperor and notable figures, significantly impacted the German Empire and contributed to the monarchy's decline.
The recent Oink-Off contest in Tartu, Estonia, showcased pig imitations while highlighting the pressing issues within the local pig farming industry.