Julien Barnes-Dacey is the Middle East & North Africa program director at the European Council on Foreign Relations. It has only been two weeks since Syria’s dictator Bashar Assad fled the scene, but ...

When it comes to professional work, Europe is recognised for having one of the most favourable approaches globally. European countries consistently rank among the best for work-life balance ...

Europe is running out of time. With Donald Trump poised to retake the White House in a few weeks and the continent’s economy in a deepening funk, the bedrock on which the region’s prosperity rests isn ...

Beginning in mid-2025, U.S. travelers to 30 European countries must apply for ETIAS authorization before departure. The application process is online, costs €7 (approximately $7.47), and is free ...

Senior Adviser, European Policy Centre, Adjunct Professor, Hertie School of Governance, Berlin This essay examines the state of the European Union post-eurozone crisis, and assesses the European ...

Matthias Matthijs is senior fellow for Europe at the Council on Foreign Relations. After a shellacking for his centrist Ensemble (“Together”) Movement in the June 2024 European Parliament ...

Welcome to Wider Europe, RFE/RL's newsletter focusing on the key issues concerning the European Union, NATO, and other institutions and their relationships with the Western Balkans and Europe's ...

WWIII: As Russian President Vladimir Putin’s military actions intensify, European leaders warn of further aggression that could extend beyond Ukraine. With strategic flashpoints emerging across the ...

PARIS/GDANSK, Dec 17 (Reuters) - European automakers are raising prices of petrol cars and readying discounts on electric vehicles as they brace for yet another challenge - tougher emissions rules ...

In 2025, Nova Gorica and Gorizia will reunite as the first transnational European Capital of Culture (Credit: Getty Images) In 1947, Gorizia was abruptly split between Italy and Slovenia.

With more talent and fewer needy people, is it any wonder that Northern European countries can afford more-generous welfare policies than their neighbors to the south?

That has set Europe’s largest economy on a path of decline that threatens to become irreversible. Following five years of stagnation, Germany’s economy is now 5% smaller than it would have ...