Price Rises Brewing For Tea Drinkers As Extreme Weather Hits Harvests
Extreme weather events such as floods and droughts are especially disruptive to tea production, as the crop often relies... Read more
Brussels, My Love? Freak-out Over French Vote
In this edition of Brussels, my love?, we discuss the impact of elections in France and the UK, and Europe's summer trav... Read more
Flights And Hotels In Berlin In Huge Demand As England Fans Rush To Berlin For Euros Final
England fans are hoping their team can beat hot favourites Spain at the Euros final at the Olympiastadion in Berlin on ... Read more
Rice Is A Silent Source Of Methane Emissions: Meet The Startup Helping Farmers Tackle The Problem
Agri-tech startup Rize is helping rice farmers In Southeast Asia to reduce their methane emissions, while giving their b... Read more
Civil Defence Workers Recover 60 Bodies From Rubble In Two Districts Of Gaza City
Israel launched its campaign in Gaza after the Hamas incursion into Israel on October 7 in which militants stormed into ... Read more
Alec Baldwin's Manslaughter Case Dismissed After Lawyers Say Evidence Withheld
The defence argued that prosecutors hid evidence from them about ammunition that may be related to the shooting on the f... Read more
Japan And Germany Agree To Boost Security Cooperation In The Indo-Pacific Region
Both sides said their countries would create an economic security framework amid fears about what they view as China's o... Read more
SpaceX Rocket Accident Leaves Starlink Satellites In Wrong Orbit
A SpaceX rocket has failed for the first time in nearly a decade, leaving the company’s internet satellites doomed to ... Read more
Elon Musk Claims EU Offered An 'illegal Secret Deal' As X Charged With DSA Breaches
In a series of posts on X, the billionaire owner of the platform threatened legal action "so that the people of Europe c... Read more
Poland's Parliament Rejects Bill Easing Abortion Access
Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk and his centrist coalition government suffered a bitter defeat on Friday in parlia... Read more
Animals In Bulgarian Zoo Cool Off With Homemade Ice Cream
Animals in the capital Sofia's main zoo are cooling off with ice cream as the region endures more high temperatures. Read more
At 52% Turnout In The UK's Election Was The Lowest For Over A Century
Just 52% of those eligible voted in the general election earlier this month, the Institute for Public Policy Research ha... Read more
State Of The Union: Biden's NATO Summit And Orban's Self-declared Peace Mission
This edition of State of the Union looks at the NATO summit in Washington and the negative reactions to Viktor Orbán's ... Read more
Artists Craft Masterpieces Despite Rain At The St Petersburg Sand Sculpture Festival
In challenging weather conditions, artists at St. Petersburg's sand sculpture festival showcase their skill and creativi... Read more
EU Court To Rule On Vaccine Controversy Ahead Von Der Leyens Crucial Confirmation Vote
Ursula von der Leyen will seek European Parliament's backing for her appointment as Commission chief next week, but an u... Read more