Europe

Economic activity in the eurozone economy contracted more sharply in July. Business is terrible in the industrial sector due to falling orders and reduced production, according to preliminary figures from market researcher S&P Global.…
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Microsoft will face the first formal European Union (EU) competition investigation in fifteen years next week. This is reported by the British business newspaper Financial Times based on sources. The investigation by the European…
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A 500-kilogram bomb from World War II was defused in eastern Berlin on Thursday evening. For this, 15,000 residents were evacuated from 27 apartment blocks, the police said. The police confirmed on Twitter that the bomb was defused…
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Barely two weeks after the last heat wave, the south of Spain is again dealing with a heat wave. In parts of Andalusia, the mercury rose to 44 degrees on Monday. In Italy, the situation is even more worrying. There the European record comes…
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Three people were killed in a plane crash over Eastern Iceland. The Icelandic police report this. Monday morning, it is still unclear how the crash could have happened. The pilot of the Cessna 172 had sent a distress call on Sunday…
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Barely two months after the European Commission presented its proposal to reserve 500 million euros for the production of ammunition and missiles on European soil, the negotiators of the member states and the European Parliament have…
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The French government is considering whether it could restrict social media in the event of new large-scale riots. President Emmanuel Macron suggested the idea yesterday during a speech to 300 mayors gathered at the Elysée. It came…
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Meta, the parent company of Facebook and WhatsApp, is planning to create its own download platform for apps. This is a consequence of the Digital Markets Act. In a pilot project, the company is looking for developers who want to…
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