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The hackers disrupted operating systems and prevented some oil tankers from delivering energy supplies. | Continue reading
The first pig will be ready this year with its heart tested in a baboon before it's hoped clinical trials can begin for future use in humans. | Continue reading
The European Commission says gas and nuclear will act as "transitional" energy sources before renewables become widespread. #BrusselsBureau | Continue reading
There is a butcher shortage in the UK, which is creating a slaughter backlog for many pig farmers. | Continue reading
Pope Francis has condemned the spread of fake news about coronavirus jabs and the pandemic. | Continue reading
The European Central Bank will create focus groups to create a shortlist of potential themes for the new euro banknotes, aiming for a final decision on the new design by 2024. | Continue reading
The vehicle carries passengers on a roughly 600 m route at a medical research campus in Toulouse, southern France. | Continue reading
This DNA-based plastic requires less energy to create than other sustainable alternatives and is much easier to recycle. | Continue reading
The vaccine maker said the large number of mutations in the newly-identified Omicron variant could make it more resistant to current COVID vaccines. | Continue reading
France cancelled a meeting with the UK interior minister after Boris Johnson published a letter calling on Paris to "take back" migrants crossing the Channel. | Continue reading
Germany and Italy restrict travel from southern Africa over new COVID variant as Brussels mulls EU-wide flight restrictions #BrusselsBureau | Continue reading
The new B.1.1.529 COVID variant, which has been detected in South Africa, is being seen as a "cause for concern" as it has a high number of mutations. | Continue reading
Environment and finance regulators in the Nordic country say crypto mining's electricity usage is putting the climate at risk. | Continue reading
The Beyond Oil and Gas Alliance was launched today at COP26 by ministers from the two lead countries. | Continue reading
North Macedonia's government said it would provide emergency funding for state companies to import the necessary fuel. | Continue reading
The European Commission argued Google had abused its dominant search engine to favour Google Shopping and squeeze out rival services. #BrusselsBureau | Continue reading
Sound barriers on motorways are being equipped with solar cells generating energy for local households. Discover the European project 'Rolling Solar' promoting the use of roads in the energy transition. #SmartRegions | Continue reading
No phone calls after hours, help with internet bills and remote working rights for parents are just some of the changes in a new law approved by Portuguese lawmakers. | Continue reading
Negotiations with the European Council on the update to the legislation will now start before European lawmakers eventually vote on the issue. #BrusselsBureau | Continue reading
Violence at the end of a COVID pass protest in Rome reminded some of Italy's fascist era. Others have rejected such comparisons, calling them an exaggerated conflation. | Continue reading
Lithuanian news websites have said they will remove anonymous public comments on stories about COVID-19. | Continue reading
A study published today shows the company knowingly downplayed its role in the climate crisis. | Continue reading
The member states argue the current energy crunch, which has sent electricity prices soaring, makes the case for nuclear as an affordable, low-carbon energy source. #BrusselsBureau | Continue reading
The island of 5.5 million inhabitants has seen an arsenal of surveillance technology deployed on streets across the tightly-controlled city-state. | Continue reading
Just 47% of Slovenian adults have been inoculated, a much lower protection rate than the EU average of 64%. | Continue reading
The former politician has been sentenced to prison in Spain for honouring a deceased ETA activist in a speech in 2008. | Continue reading
The Swedish artist Lars Vilks, known for his 2007 drawing of the Prophet Muhammad and the subsequent death threats that followed, died in a car crash on Sunday. | Continue reading
Vrbetice, near the Czech Republic's border with Slovakia, is the last place you'd expect to play host to the murky world of international espionage. | Continue reading
We take a look at which countries in Europe are planning to rework their labour legislation to support hybrid working as a result of COVID. | Continue reading
Military personnel will be deployed next week to distribute petrol, while 300 visas for overseas tanker drivers will be issued 'immediately'. | Continue reading
Croatia’s first purpose-built digital nomad village has just launched, catering to globetrotting entrepreneurs. | Continue reading
When comparing stool samples between babies and adults, scientists found up to 15 times more microplastics. | Continue reading
Sarkozy, 66, who denied any wrongdoing, was not in court to face the ruling. His lawyer has confirmed that he will appeal. | Continue reading
Russia's foreign ministry vowed to take "retaliatory measures" against YouTube and German media after two RT-linked channels were taken down amid claims of COVID-19 misinformation. | Continue reading
The Baltic state is doubling down after its defence ministry told consumers to "throw away" their Chinese-made smartphones last week. | Continue reading
Authorities in Malopolskie said that EU financial resources were essential to the region. | Continue reading
COVID, an ageing workforce and an exodus of foreign workers following Brexit have all been cited as reasons for a shortage of lorry drivers. | Continue reading
'It's just putting a lot of pressure on every farmer and we haven’t got the money to try and react to it", one of them told Euronews. | Continue reading
EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has said that a Russian hacker outfit called "Ghostwriter" had threatened the bloc's security. #BrusselsBureau | Continue reading
A combination of market, geographic, and political factors have coalesced into a perfect storm, threatening to derail the economic recovery and hurt household incomes. #BrusselsBureau | Continue reading
The Polish region of Swietokrzyskie abandoned the idea of declaring itself an "LGBT-free zone" under pressure from Brussels. | Continue reading
Litvinenko died in 2006 after being poisoned with Polonium-210, a highly radioactive substance. | Continue reading
Poland must pay €500,000-a-day to Brussels over controversial coal mine, says ECJ #BrusselsBureau | Continue reading
Unless global warming slows, extreme weather could shape life in Europe within the next 50 years. | Continue reading
"I decided to immediately recall to Paris our two ambassadors in the United States and in Australia for consultations," said Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian after Canberra scrapped a multi-billion purchase of French submarines in favour of US nuclear subs. | Continue reading
Jean-Michel Blanquer has asked the headteachers to "reinforce vigilance" against online harassment and insults. | Continue reading