In today’s edition of The Capitals, read about Bulgaria expecting to be invited in the Eurozone, Czechia's Bitcoin scandal ...

SAINT CATHERINE, Egypt – At the foot of Mount Sinai, the Greek Orthodox Monastery of St. Catherine stands as one of ...

Continence care is finally on the EU’s radar, as MEPs move to flush the stigma and support the millions across Europe living ...

The EU’s energy efficiency first principle is unfolding; meanwhile, French think-tank négaWatt argues a new principle would ...

Bulgaria sends mixed signals on cancer care, launching a screening programme while delaying access to vital diagnostic ...

The Ukrainian Security Services have said they hit the bearing pillars of the Crimean Bridge on Tuesday morning with an ...

The agriculture and food sector plays a central role in ensuring food security in Europe. Securing its future is essential to ...

Sweden’s Social Democrats seek to ban placing asylum seekers in vulnerable areas to fight segregation - sparking sharp ...

Leaked recordings suggesting a smear campaign against Spain’s top anti-corruption investigators have sparked accusations of a “dirty war” by Sánchez’s government, fuelling a political crisis.

Germany strives to reshape its development aid program into a system of mutual benefit deals amidst societal backlash, while ...

Liberté toujours? As France sets its sights on a tobacco-free generation from 2032, it's not unreasonable to critique the strategy for weaning people off the death sticks.

Nearly 400,000 people are living with cancer in Denmark. Up to 50 per cent of all cancer cases are considered to be preventable by reducing risks, according to the new cancer plan.