War-linked travel disruptions are emptying hotels, beaches and heritage sites across Southeast Asia. MC World Desk July 29, 2026 / 13:09 IST Europe’s travel slowdown leaves Asia’s tourist hubs counting heavy losses
Browsing: Europes
July 29, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Strider Technologies, the leading provider of strategic intelligence, has today published a new report uncovering how Russia is circumventing sanctions to access sensitive components through Indian intermediaries, exploiting the manufacturing, trade, and research ecosystems that power Europe’s relationship with India
Two new satellites have officially joined Europe’s Galileo satellite navigation constellation, reinforcing its capability, resilience and operational autonomy. SAT 33 and SAT 34 bring added redundancy to what is widely regarded as the world’s most advanced global navigation satellite system, supporting continuous, reliable data provision for billions of users worldwide. Four Galileo First Generation satellites…
Scientists explain how El Niño, climate change and heat are driving extreme fires
This summer, brutal heatwaves have engulfed Europe, smashing temperature records across the continent. France registered its highest temperature since 1947, while the UK issued its first-ever red alert for extreme heat. The World Health Organization confirmed over 1,300 heat-related fatalities in just one week.
ASML is Europe’s most valuable technology company and one of the world’s biggest supplier to semiconductor industry Shares of ASML, Europe’s most valuable technology company, fell sharply on July 28. The stock dropped more than 5% in early trading, wiping billions off the company’s market value. The decline came after reports that a Chinese state-backed…
Europe is experiencing increasingly frequent and intense heatwaves. From Southern Europe to Central Europe, record-breaking temperatures are posing new challenges for energy infrastructure. As photovoltaic installations continue to expand across the continent, solar systems are increasingly being tested by more extreme climate conditions.
Today, NewsForKids.net looks at massive wildfires in Europe and a student protest in India. Large fires have forced hundreds of thousands from their homes in Spain and France. In India, a group of students called the “Cockroach Janta Party” have won a major victory against the government.
Spooked by US adventurism, Russian aggression and Chinese protectionism, the EU is rushing to assert its financial sovereignty through a range of initiatives. Will they work? Alex Katsomitros reports
Europe’s giants are enduring a tangled summer transfer window, their interests colliding across a whole host of deals. This goes beyond the financial bidding to land a coveted signature. It stretches into a “domino effect” that leaves other clubs heavily impacted when deals outside their own targets go through or collapse.