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We can expect more brutal heatwaves to come according to a pair of European climate reports.

Outgoing Dutch member of European Parliament Marietje Schaake tells us why spyware is as dangerous as an AK-47, but regulated less.

The building's rose windows, the crown of thorns, and one of the world's biggest organs were all saved.

La Escondida remains the last functioning coal mine in El Bierzo, a region scattered with shuttered mines, in the far north of Spain.

Activists brought a busted refrigerator to a protest and successfully agitated for their right to repair.

The grand coalition government headed by German Chancellor Angela Merkel is once again on the brink of collapse.

Public pressure, legal challenges could minimize the damage.

Lawmakers exempted non-commercial and smaller platforms from the directive, but opponents of the law still worry that it will lead to greater censorship on the internet.

A plan recently finalized by the European Union would classify wood burned for fuel as a carbon neutral energy source, when it’s anything but.

Link taxes and mandatory copyright filters are still points of contention.

Though her mother threatened to kill herself if she didn't marry at 13, Meghla managed to get out of it. Now, she helps to prevent other child marriages from happening.

"Whoever says we are foes is spreading fake news,” said the European Council president