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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen submitted her government's resignation following a coalition defeat in elections. She faces negotiations with Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen to form a new government.
The article discusses how the 1971 Larzac protests in France, which opposed a military base expansion, inspired global demonstrations.
The article discusses how the energy crisis related to the Iran war has influenced countries' approaches to energy transition, with some embracing renewables and others increasing fossil fuel reliance.
A New Mexico jury found Meta's platforms harmful to children's mental health, imposing a $375 million penalty. The trial marks the first of several 2026 cases examining social media's impact on child safety.
The article reports on suspicious betting activity preceding a U.S. presidential statement about Iran, raising questions about potential insider trading.
The article discusses a Lille bakery's unique gaufres (waffles) and their significance on International Waffle Day, highlighting regional differences from Belgian waffles.
The article reports that France has higher cadmium levels in food compared to other EU nations, with levels nearly doubling in the past decade.
The article presents statistical data on nuclear energy production and composition within the EU's energy mix, comparing countries' reliance on nuclear power and other energy sources.
Astronomers using the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope have observed two gas planets forming around a young star called WISPIT 2.
The article discusses the absence of a Latin American music festival akin to Eurovision, attributing it to historical, industrial, and political factors.
The European Parliament has passed a non-binding housing policy document addressing a housing shortage in the EU. The report highlights a 10 million home deficit and rent increases, while noting EU institutions have limited authority over…
The article describes an exhibition at Marseille's Mucem museum titled 'Bonnes Mères,' which explores historical and contemporary depictions of motherhood through art.
The article reports on multiple international news developments: Denmark's Prime Minister faces challenges after elections, Hungary's foreign minister shares information with Russia, Poland's PM Tusk criticizes the move, Trump claims…
Drones from Russian airspace struck Estonia's power plant and landed in Latvia, with officials attributing the incidents to Russia's war in Ukraine.
A US jury found Meta engaged in 'unconscionable' trade practices that harmed children's mental health and concealed information about child sexual exploitation, resulting in a $375 million penalty.