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As King Charles and Queen Camilla embark on their four-day U.S. state visit, hopes are high that their presence may help mend the transatlantic relationship strained in recent years.
The ongoing diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict in Ukraine have encountered significant delays, particularly following the onset of the Iran war, which Ukraine suggests has strengthened Russia's position.
In a significant development, Critical Metals has assumed control of European Lithium's Tanbreez project, marking a pivotal moment in the mining sector.
In a significant legal move, Slack has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Microsoft in the UK, contesting the company's practice of bundling Teams with its Microsoft 365 suite.
Estonian intelligence officials are calling on European nations to enhance efforts in countering Russia's covert operations aimed at recruiting vulnerable individuals for sabotage.
As Ukraine observes the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, former clean-up workers, known as liquidators, have returned to the site to honor their efforts.
Stay informed with the latest significant updates from Europe and beyond as of March 14, 2026.
Xiaomi, known for its smartphones, is venturing into the European electric vehicle market, where demand for its cars reportedly exceeds production capacity.
In a notable shift from tradition, the upcoming White House Correspondents' Dinner will feature mentalist Oz Pearlman as the main act, aiming to entertain and mystify attendees.
As the energy crisis continues, there is a notable resurgence in interest towards nuclear energy, as reported by European Interest.
Recent research from King's College London has unveiled the structure of Vibrio bacteria, potentially offering new strategies to address antibiotic resistance.
In a significant escalation, Russia launched over 270 drones at Ukraine, leading to at least 5 confirmed deaths and multiple injuries.
French President Macron stresses the critical need to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, coinciding with TotalEnergies' warnings about possible energy shortages.
As we mark the 40th anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster, we examine its profound effects on nuclear energy policies and safety standards worldwide.
As we mark 40 years since the Chornobyl disaster, recent military actions, including a drone incident in February 2025, raise serious safety concerns at the site.
This analysis revisits the Chernobyl disaster, examining its causes, immediate effects, and the subsequent changes in nuclear energy policies.
As geopolitical tensions rise, concerns mount regarding the effect of increasing oil prices on Germany's economic recovery, highlighting vulnerabilities in the energy market.
The rare earth crisis poses significant challenges for energy markets. This briefing explores potential strategies to address these challenges and their implications.
In a move to make healthcare more accessible, drugmakers are now offering coupons to reduce the costs associated with telehealth visits for patients seeking prescriptions.
The European Union is considering offering Iceland more flexibility on fishing policies, a move that could encourage similar nations to pursue EU membership.