The closure of the Audi plant in Forest, 76 years after the first car rolled off the car factory's production line, is ...

Despite decades of progress, violence against women remains rampant. The 30th anniversary of the UN’s Beijing Declaration should be a moment of pride, but instead, we face a wave of attacks on gender ...

“The lynx hunt denies Swedes and the citizens of other EU Member States their legal right to expect wildlife diversity and ...

Millions of crucial links for internet traffic are poorly secured and can be easily exploited by hackers, researchers at KU ...

The Brussels incinerator may not rival its yacht club neighbour in charm, but it plays a regal role in powering the city — and the King’s palace. From managing multilingual trash sorting to handling ...

The Dutch fire brigade has warned of a significant risk of collapse among historic buildings affected by the massive city fire in Arnhem. Approximately ten buildings are at risk, according to a ...

Very few passengers who take the train between Brussels and London are aware of customs checks and stricter rules that apply to items bought in the United Kingdom, despite numerous warnings. The UK's ...

Belgian customs officials caught 468 travellers carrying excessive amounts of cash at airports last year. Travellers to and from the European Union must declare cash worth at least €10,000, regardless ...

A Russian military court sentenced British national James Anderson to 19 years in prison on Wednesday for allegedly fighting for the Ukrainian army in the Kursk region, near Russia's border with the ...

The United Nations (UN) has allocated $110 million (£102 million) from its emergency relief fund (CERF) to address a significant decline in global humanitarian aid, particularly due to reduced ...

The European Commission plans to allocate €1.8 billion to create a secure and competitive supply chain for battery raw materials. The decision aims to support the growth of the European automotive ...