Europe

Innovators develop devices to tap vast stores of ocean energy

Energy

Ocean energy technologies are catching up to wind and solar power. By 2050, Europe aims to tap 100 gigawatts of electricity from ocean waves, tides, currents and even salt gradients.

Baltics and NATO allies learn from war in Ukraine

Ukraine

NATO’s complex history of eastward expansion

Conflict & Justice
A US Abrams Tank is part of NATO military excercises at the Ādaži military base, outside of Riga, Latvia.

‘We have to prepare’: NATO conducts biggest military exercises since Cold War

Military
Pipes at the landfall facilities of the 'Nord Stream 2' gas pipeline are pictured in Lubmin, northern Germany

The invasion in Ukraine could mean less reliance on energy from Russia, analyst says

Energy
banners for nato in brussels

America has been at NATO’s helm for 70 years. Can it survive without US leadership?

Global Politics

The treaty was signed amid much fanfare in Washington on April 4, 1949. But as the world has changed, is NATO still relevant seven decades later?

Margrethe Vestager

Europe is not afraid to regulate Big Tech. EU Competition Commissioner Vestager explains why.

Environment

The struggle between tech companies and government regulators continues. In many ways, Europe is ahead of policing high-tech companies.

A woman looks at photographs on the wall.

It was once easier to go unnoticed, but some DACA recipients from Europe and Canada say they are ready to join the immigration fight

Justice

Most DACA recipients are from Mexico, but those who are not say it’s important that they speak up.

Two Hungarian journalists fired over hunger strike

Two Hungarian journalists were fired for participating in an ongoing hunger strike that protested the government’s involvement in the media.

Vienna cafe lovers mourn

Lifestyle

Leopold Hawelka, proprietor of Vienna’s most authentic cafe, has died at the age of 100