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What Europe Buys Online: Clothes, Streaming and Everyday Convenience

From fashion and streaming subscriptions to concert tickets and restaurant deliveries, online shopping has become part of everyday life across the European Union. Eurostat...

Greece’s 10% Crypto Tax Exposes a Question Europe Hasn’t Answered

Greece wants to tax crypto gains at 10%. The rate is low, and the plan is still a draft. Yet the real story is...

Europe’s Critical Raw Materials Push: 46 Projects Target Supply-Chain Resilience

The European Commission has selected 46 new strategic projects across 16 member states, aiming to strengthen Europe’s capacity to extract, process and recycle the...

New Scientist Live 2026: A Weekend of Big Ideas Returns to ExCeL London

New Scientist Live returns to ExCeL London this weekend, with a packed programme on space, AI, health and human evolution. Running 10–12 October 2026,...

Europe’s Housing Problem Isn’t Going Away — House Prices Rose 4.7% in a Year

House prices across the European Union continued to rise in the second quarter of 2026, while rents also moved higher. The latest figures keep...

Norway Moves to Ban AI Glasses in Public Spaces. Will the EU Follow?

Norway's government wants a temporary ban on AI glasses in selected public places. Officials say the devices can film or record people without their...

Europe Is Giving 18-Year-Olds a Free Pass to Travel by Train

For many European teenagers, turning 18 comes with the usual milestones: university applications, a first job, a driving licence or simply more independence. This...

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