Europe

Italy Is On The Cusp Of Electing A Far-Right Leader. Here's Why That Matters

It would be the country's first far-right leader since the Second World War.
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Energy Crisis: Why Is The UK The Worst Affected Country In Western Europe?

It all comes down to how we get our electricity.
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What Europe Is Doing To Lower Energy Bills – Compared To Our Inaction

Governments move to cap wholesale price rises, cut the price of public transport and subsidise power plants.
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Striking Photos Show Europe Trying To Cope With Brutal Heatwave

Extreme temperature warnings have been issued this week.
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Europe Broils In Heatwave That Fuels Fires In France And Spain

Two people were killed in the blazes in Spain that the country’s prime minister linked to global warming, saying: “Climate change kills.”
By Robert Edme and John Leicester, AP

Hold On – Why Is A European Court Overseeing The UK's Asylum Plans?

And no, it's got nothing to do with the EU.
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Brexit Red Tape An 'Act Of Self Harm', Says Rees-Mogg After Fourth Delay

Dropping checks on some goods entering the UK from the EU raises questions over the deal.
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With Le Pen Breathing Down Macron's Neck, Is France About To Have Its Brexit?

With a far-right upset possible, here's what you need to know about the French presidential election.
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Europe Has Bought More Fuel From Russia Since The Ukraine War Started

Despite vowing to punish Putin over his invasion of Ukraine, Europe is still reliant on the country's gas imports.
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Why Europe Cannot Afford To Cut Off Russian Energy For Now

The US and other countries will increase exports of liquified natural gas to Europe, but the continent can't quit its reliance on Russian supplies overnight.
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