Europe

Russian mercenary organisation Wagner Group reportedly held a series of pro-war lectures for school children at its new headquarters in St Petersburg

A driverless car has seamlessly joined daytime traffic near Luxembourg's Kirchberg university campus - a first for the Grand Duchy - after researchers at the institute developed new software

The Asian Art Centre in Vilnius is presenting a free week-long film showcase presenting Taiwan and its people through the eyes of documentary filmmakers

Over 400 venues have received funding under the €4 million grant programme to stimulate the night economy during weeknights, the Culture Minister Catherine Martin announced

The French government has announced a bill to create a specific residence permit to allow illegal immigrants working in understaffed sectors to legalise their status

German solar energy industry is concerned about the high dependence on hardware supplies from China, as around 95% of the solar cells installed in Germany come from Chinese manufacturers

Nearly six million chickens and other birds have been culled in the last year in the Netherlands to contain an outbreak of bird flu

Around 15 thousand oak saplings have been planted on a three-hectare area within the Căinari forest bypass to launch the national greening campaign 'Plant your future'

Colombian chocolate manufacturer Luker Chocolate has confirmed its intention to acquire a controlling stake in Slovak confectionery company Lyra Group

The 22nd edition of the National Theatre Festival opened on Saturday at the National Theatre "Il Caragiale" in the capital, in the presence of the Minister of Culture

A poll has shown that a majority of respondents support the changes to the public broadcasting, government and long-term care laws promoted by the government, which will be put to referendum on 27 November

Ambitious 'LIFE Aegypius return project - expansion of the black vulture population' aims at doubling the number of pairs of this critically endangered species over the next five years with an investment of €3,7 million

An open-air exhibition documenting the Ukrainian famine of 1932-1933 has opened in Łazienki Park in Warsaw