Rising oil and gas prices are feeding through to inflation, household consumption and business costs across Europe as tensions in

The surprise agreement of a comprehensive savings package featuring 50,000 job cuts at Europe's largest carmaker Volkswagen caused consternation across

Belgium recorded nearly 3,000 excess deaths during three periods of high temperatures this summer, according to data released Thursday by

Norway will temporarily reintroduce controls at its internal Schengen borders from Sept. 4 to 14 as part of security arrangements

A 2-billion-pound (about 2.7 billion U.S. dollars) lawsuit against Apple was filed in Britain on Thursday over its application tracking

Germany's chemical and pharmaceutical industry saw a boost from the Iran conflict in the second quarter, with sales rising significantly

Arson attacks hit a construction site in Munich overnight, with Bavarian Interior Minister Joachim Herrmann confirming on Thursday that companies

Germany, France and Poland aimed to display unity on Thursday in the face of hybrid attacks from Russia, days after

Estonian Defense Minister Hanno Pevkur announced his resignation on Wednesday, saying he was taking political responsibility after the National Audit

Ulle Madise, the sole candidate in Estonia's presidential election, was elected president Wednesday during an extraordinary session in the country's