Europe sees new post-US world order
Recently, Europe’s attitude toward the US has further sparked discussions on the decline of US influence.
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A European Green wave may be coming – finally
Even though there’s little talk of Fridays for Future anymore, Green parties and policies are finally getting closer to government across Europe.
Railway freight express puts China-EU cooperation amid pandemic on fast track
Departing from Nanchang, the capital of China’s Jiangxi province, a cargo train loaded with medical materials against COVID-19 arrived in Paris.
Europe demands better pandemic plan, as Moscow exits lockdown
Europe’s most powerful countries urged the European Union to better prepare for the next pandemic after chaotic responses to the coronavirus, as Moscow emerged from lockdown despite Russia still being in the grip of a surging epidemic.
Pandemic is defining health crisis of our age
Even as Europe is fighting to bring COVID-19 under control at home, it is also playing a leading role in building global solidarity.
Rescue and stimulus plan ahead
The huge uncertainties brought by the pandemic will lead to reduced investment and demand for durable consumer items.
UK remains wary as Europe emerges from confinement
Swathes of Europe began the long process of re-opening from coronavirus lockdowns on Monday. As Britain plotted a path to normality, France and Spain basked in relaxation of restrictions.
League-by-league guide to European football’s coronavirus shutdown
Bundesliga will be the first major European league to return to action next week.
Top German judges to rule on ECB economic support
Germany’s top court will rule on mass bond-buying by the European Central Bank, a tool the Frankfurt institution has deployed like never before to cushion the impact of the Coronavirus.
Europe prepares for more easing of lockdown as virus hopes rise
Europe prepares for a further cautious easing of coronavirus restrictions.
US virus cases hit a million as Germans wear masks in shops
The United States reports its millionth coronavirus case.
Europe’s virus toll tops 100,000 as protests spread in US
Coronavirus deaths surged past 100,000 in hardest-hit Europe on Saturday as hundreds of Americans frustrated by lockdown orders and egged on by President Donald Trump staged protests in several US cities.
Europe, US virus deaths surge as Trump reverses on New York lockdown
Covid-19 death toll shot past 20,000 in EU and Trump refuses to quarantine New York.
The shock of the pandemic is haunting nations
The rising number of victims in the COVID-19 pandemic is shocking Europe, much as the Lisbon earthquake did 265 years ago.
Europe’s steep pandemic learning curve
Run for your lives – that seemed to be European governments’ motto at the beginning of the Coronavirus crisis.
Coronavirus pandemic is on our doorstep
As the virus continues to infect ever more people, scientists are starting to expect a global outbreak. This will mean each and everyone one of us doing our utmost to prevent infections.
Munich Security Conference reveals some frayed ties between United States and Europe
Pompeo’s reply to German President’s opening speech showed that Europe – or at least Berlin and, even more so, Paris – is further away from Washington than ever.
Storm Ciara disrupts transport across Europe
Hundreds of flights and train services were cancelled across northwest Europe on Monday as Storm Ciara swept in packing powerful winds after lashing Britain and Ireland, where tens of thousands of homes were left without power.
How Europe faces global challenges in 2020
Because the EU must rely on building an internal consensus among member states, its action is more effective when it employs economic rather than political or even military power.
PM to visit three countries in Europe
Hun Sen to visit Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria to sign bilateral cooperation documents.
Europe’s vehicle inventory on downward spiral
Forecast: By 2030, Europe’s vehicle inventory of 280 million expected to drop to 200 million, China’s to grow by 50%
80 years after World War II, we must fight for an open Europe
Germany first attacked Poland 80 years ago. A long time has passed since that day, the outbreak of World War II, yet the many consequences of that global conflict for so many people makes it feel as if it only just came to an end.
Open letter to European leaders
Europeans are living in a time of great uncertainty filled with both enormous opportunities and profound risks for the future of the common European project.
IMF forced into leadership search early by Lagarde exit
Five of the IMF’s 11 leaders have been French nationals.
Global warming to cause heat stress and job hours loss
Workers in Europe had to adapt to high temperatures in recent days. But the impact of heat stress on people and the global economy by the year 2030 will be severe, according to the UN. The world’s poorest will be worst affected.
Flailing against the world, US may risk losing everything
The original intention of the US might lie in containing China’s further development through decoupling from China.
Lufthansa lowers targets for 2019
German airline group Lufthansa says it has revised lower its 2019 outlook due to intense competition from low-cost carriers.
Generators from Europe to help combat power crisis: PM
Two generators from Europe to help Cambodia deal with the power crisis, PM says.
Philips expects sales growth to accelerate
Philips said it expects sales to accelerate in coming months.
Notre Dame is a symbol of Europe
Notre Dame is more than just a cathedral. That’s why we should welcome, rather than criticize, the donors pledging vast sums to help rebuild this unique edifice, writes DW Editor-in-Chief Ines Pohl.
