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Michael Kern Michael Kern is a newswriter and editor at Safehaven.com and Oilprice.com,  More Info Premium Content By Michael Kern - Mar 05, 2025, 4:00 PM CST Europe is seeking to develop untapped gas reserves in regions like Cyprus, Romania, Norway, and Greece to enhance energy security and reduce reliance on foreign suppliers. Significant challenges

Soccer Super Eagles forward Moses Simon has been ranked as the fourth-best dribbler in Europe’s top seven leagues, Soccernet.ng reports. Simon has enjoyed a decent...

The EU is under pressure from car makers to weaken its CO2 rules, which outlaw sales of new internal ... [+] cumbustion engine vehicles by 2035 getty Europe’s automakers face existential threats on many fronts in 2025, but it’s not all bad news and beleaguered investors are offered some hope. The headlines are not reassuring

HomeNewsSpaceflightESA's JUICE spacecraft orbiting Jupiter's moon Ganymede, as seen in an artist's impression. (Image credit: ESA/ ATG MediaLab)Europe's flagship Jupiter mission is struggling to unfurl...

The German-African Business Association has expressed interest in expanding their ventures in Africa in 2023. This is according to a survey conducted by Reuters for the association.The area of focus is on the continent’s field of green hydrogen and liquefied gas. Possessing one of the greatest market potentials in the world...

China’s reopening could further support the global economy this year but raises inflation risksUpdated Jan. 24, 2023 12:27 pm ETTwo of the world’s largest economies moved in opposite directions at the start of the year, with U.S. businesses reporting further declines in activity in January while the eurozone saw a modest pickup.The divergence suggests that

Europe’s cyber security policy on open source is lagging behind the US, and despite growing government awareness of the issues, that poses a problem By Ilkka Turunen Published: 12 Jan 2023 Europe's cyber security policy has an open source problem. Compared to the US, the UK and Europe have been playing catch-up on national security

Europe’s largest known deposit of rare earth elements, essential for the manufacturing of electric vehicles, has been discovered in Sweden’s far north, boosting Europe’s hopes of cutting its dependence on China...