Europe

What do European nations spend their money on?

Why are so many stories that are bad for the government unreported in large sections of the press? Simple. Intellectual corruption

Trickle-down economics is a big lie and always has been, argues one reader

A guide on the shortest serving leaders in European history. Happy reading prime minister!

Brexit is a disaster. But, it may be a very long time before the EU is willing to take another chance on the UK, writes one reader

The comic actor said he’d never join a club that would admit him. Will Liz Truss apply the same rule to Macron’s new European forum?

A European round up of how the chancellor's economic policies were viewed across the continent

This year’s European Street Food Awards will be held in Munich, Germany from 7-9 October. We feature some of the standout recipes from the regional heats that are set to take the competition by storm

Keir Starmer and allies fear Tory ‘scorched earth’ diplomacy will leave them with a mountain to climb if they take power

In a fractious region, the European Union must offer a credible alternative to the darker forces that threaten the stability of the Balkans

A 3,000km cycle ride across the continent reveals the consequences of climate change – and what we can do to stop it

Our society needs a more measured approach, writes one reader

Rivers and reservoirs are shrinking, the land is parched. Welcome to Europe in 2050 – if we don’t act now

The percentage per country who have a negative view of the EU

Drakeford has been quietly effective in Wales. Now I've spoken to him, it's clear to see why

In dark times, it is genuinely heartening to see Europeans coming together. We have our differences, but we are, essentially, the same, writes one reader

From the Kingdom of Denmark to the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, how the other monarchies across Europe function

There are better places to generate electricity than farmland, writes one reader

Fast food or multicultural icon? Take a slice of European history via the intriguing tale of the doner kebab

How the war in Ukraine is affecting different countries across the continent

After Brexit killed freedom of movement, how easy is it to live in the EU for Brits in despair?

There has been more nuanced conversation on reality television than during the Tory leadership race, says one reader

Truss is preparing to form a cabinet filled with failures, opportunists and third-raters while we watch on helplessly

This lazy, entitled man is showing his true colours by swanning around during a national crisis, writes one reader

Renewables aren’t just about saving the planet any more – they’re a means of helping to loosen Russia’s grip on the continent and preventing future fuel price hikes

The BBC is an important part of our national and cultural identity and I remain a defender of them. But, on occasion, they make doing so quite difficult

Hundreds of animals have been grounded by new rules governing breeding programmes with European zoos

Solutions to the current economic crisis will require the will of a strong leader. Is this part of Keir Starmer's mentality?

Britain doesn’t really ‘do’ street protest in the manner of some European nations. Will that now change?

Truss has been described as “a woman so dense that light bends around her”, shares one reader

The word also makes us think of 'trust'. Then we realise that 'Truss' has nothing to do with that at all, writes one reader

Around 20,000 people died in the battle, yet mass graves have never been found. Now, we are getting closer to the truth