Convincing victory for bronze, Croatia has written history
The Croatian deaf futsal national team won a bronze medal at the 7th European Championship in Poreč, defeating Turkey 6-2.
Benitez: Let's write the European history of Panathinaikos
Rafa Benitez expressed optimism ahead of Panathinaikos' Europa League clash with Real Betis, emphasizing the importance of the match and the team's desire to assert themselves in Europe.
The European Island Where No One Can Sleep: A Destination Full of Nature, History, and Unique Landscapes
Lokrum is an uninhabited island near Dubrovnik, Croatia, known for its medieval monastery and natural beauty, but lacks accommodation for overnight visitors.
The Story of Sangría Señorial, 'Cousin' of Barrilitos Inspired by a Drink from Europe
Sangría Señorial is a popular non-alcoholic Mexican soft drink inspired by the European beverage of sangria, with a history spanning over 50 years.
Former EC Vice President Davignon to Stand Trial for Involvement in Three War Crimes
Former Belgian diplomat and European Commission Vice President Étienne Davignon is set to face trial in Belgium for his involvement in war crimes linked to the assassination of Congo's first Prime Minister Patrice Lumumba in 1961.
In Search of a Grandmother: Dignity in a Lesson of European Anatomy
Lea Ypi's new book, 'Indignity', combines research, essay, and novel elements to explore the complexities of identity and historical memory through the lens of a woman's image from 1941.
Archaeologists uncover lost 'time capsule' European city that vanished without a trace
Archaeologists have discovered the remains of the ancient city of Stolzenberg in Poland, believed to be lost since the 14th or 15th centuries.
On a small Greek island, there are beautiful viewpoints ad libitum
The article discusses the striking views from the Greek island of Kastelorizo, particularly the unique sunrise experience visible from a European territory overlooking the Middle East.
Pärnu Vaprus is two victories away from the European series
Pärnu Vaprus football team reached the semi-finals of the Estonian cup for the first time in history by defeating Tartu Welco 2-1 in the quarter-finals.
Curious story of the day: how pastrami really arrived in New York City
The article explores the history of pastrami in New York, tracing its origins to Eastern European Jewish immigrants who adapted their traditional meat curing techniques to local ingredients.
Impressive Size of European Championship in Lithuania: More than 300 Athletes Will Compete
The European Championship in orienteering, featuring over 300 athletes, is set to take place in Lithuania, marking a significant event in the country's sports history.
Vicente Paniagua, legend of Real Madrid, dies
Vicente Paniagua, a prominent figure in Real Madrid's basketball history, passed away at the age of 78.
Iran, 2500 years of a violent history that fascinates and worries Europeans
The article explores Iran's tumultuous 2500-year history, highlighting its chaotic past and its impact on European perceptions.
Tel Aviv was only home to 66 families... Learn the meaning of 'Tel' and 'Aviv' in its name
The story of Tel Aviv began in 1909 when 66 families from various European cities decided to establish a home near Jaffa Port, leading to the founding of what is now Israel's capital.
Brazil at the Top of the World Trade Agenda
Brazil has made a significant move in its economic and diplomatic history by approving a long-awaited trade agreement with the European Union.
Elector Max II. Emanuel: When Bavaria Was on the Way to Great Power
The article discusses Elector Max II. Emanuel of Bavaria and his ambitions for power in Europe, particularly concerning the potential inheritance of the Spanish throne by his son Joseph Ferdinand.
Exciting History and Warm Climate: This European Island Promises Sun and Turquoise Beaches You Haven't Experienced Before!
Gran Canaria is presented as an ideal spring holiday destination, boasting sunny weather and beautiful beaches.
Nazis, horses, and Aphrodite. The count who lived in Argentina, was a protagonist of international jet set, and had the most expensive marble statue
The article discusses Federico Augusto Zichy Thyssen, a European aristocrat who lived in Argentina and is noted for his connections to the international jet set and a significant historical background involving the financing of Hitler's rise to power.
Abortion in the EU. 'My voice, my choice' passed through the European Commission. 'We changed history'
The European Commission has accepted the 'My voice, my choice' initiative, aiming to enhance access to safe and legal abortion across the EU, although no additional funds are allocated specifically for this purpose.
Huuhkajat goalkeeper made history - Clean sheet in Euro debut
The Finnish goalkeeper achieved a clean sheet in his European debut during a match at the historic Neckarstadion in Stuttgart.
First-ever virtual pop-star to headline London's O2 Arena this year
Hatsune Miku, the virtual pop-star, is set to perform at London's O2 Arena as part of her European tour, making history as the first virtual headliner at the venue.
Rasmus Maalinn Crowned European and World Champion Writes New Chapter in Estonian Sailing History
Rasmus Maalinn has made history by defeating top Polish competitors to become the European and World Champion in DN-class ice sailing.
A dozen skulls, a village in Álava, and the European trafficking of relics during the Flanders wars
A researcher from the University of the Basque Country is leading an international network to trace the journey of hundreds of skulls that arrived in Spain from Germany during the 16th and 17th centuries, revealing an artistic world created by women.
Netherlands: The new government led by centrist Rob Jetten has been sworn in
The new Dutch government, led by centrist Rob Jetten, was sworn in today, marking the first openly gay prime minister in the country's history.
Five Sons, Five Capitals, One Empire: How the World's Most Powerful Banking Dynasty Was Built
The article details the rise of Mayer Amschel Rothschild from humble beginnings in a Jewish ghetto to the architect of a banking dynasty that transformed the European economy.
Lamine Jamal and Nico Paz Achieve Unprecedented European Feat
Lamine Jamal and Nico Paz have made history in European football by being the only players born in 2004 or later to achieve 15 or more goal contributions in a single season across the top five leagues.
Divín was the European Figure Skating King and won Olympic silver
The article highlights the illustrious career of Karol Divín, a Czech figure skater who was a two-time European champion and won silver at the 1960 Olympics.
Where Does Syphilis Really Come From? Ancient DNA Challenges the European Version of History
New research on ancient DNA suggests that syphilis may have existed in the Americas long before being brought to Europe by Columbus, challenging previous narratives about the disease's origins.
The Reformation: Institutionalization of Oppression and Exclusion in the Name of Purity and Modesty
A Korean scholar interprets the European Reformation as a historical transformation characterized by the institutionalization of intolerance and the formation of social regulations and nation-states.
12.2 million euros: the ECB imposes the heaviest penalty in its history on American bank JP Morgan
The European Central Bank has imposed a record fine of 12.2 million euros on JP Morgan for providing inaccurate information regarding its risk-weighted assets.
A family archive recovers the European journey of Cecilia Grierson, Argentina's first female doctor
A family archive reveals the European journey of Cecilia Grierson, Argentina's first female doctor, showcasing her contributions and experiences during a significant congress in London in 1900.
10 dinosaur eggs found in a cliff
A significant discovery of ten intact dinosaur eggs, estimated to be 150 million years old, has been made on a cliff in Santa Cruz, Portugal, capturing the attention of the European scientific community.
EP President: Lithuanians – a nation tempered by the fires of history, the heart of Europe beats loudly here
European Parliament President Metsola highlights Lithuania's historical struggles and its essential role in Europe during a ceremonial event in Vilnius.
Pavlopoulos on Arveler: An irreparable void for European thought
Former Greek President Prokopis Pavlopoulos expressed deep sorrow over the loss of the esteemed historian and intellectual Eleni Glykatzi-Averoff, noting her contributions to European thought and cultural heritage.
Eleni Glykatzi-Areveler: A Symbol of Hellenism and European Thought
Eleni Glykatzi-Areveler, a prominent figure in international historical science and renowned Byzantine scholar, passed away shortly before her 100th birthday, leaving a significant intellectual legacy.
EP President: Lithuanians are a nation hardened in the fire of history, the heart of Europe beats loudly here
EP President Roberta Metsola praised Lithuania's historical resilience and its significance to European unity during a ceremonial event.
N. Kaklamanis on El. Glykatzis-Arbeler: Her work and thought will continue to inspire future generations
N. Kaklamanis pays tribute to the late Eleni Glykatzis-Arbeler, emphasizing her significant contributions to European spirit and history.
Roberta Metsola makes a statement in Vilnius: Lithuanian and European history will be written together
Roberta Metsola emphasized unity and cooperation between Lithuania and Europe during a speech at the commemoration of the 108th anniversary of the February 16th independence declaration.
German Memorial Culture: A New School of Remembrance
The article discusses Germany's evolving perspective on its history, emphasizing how Chancellor Friedrich Merz links national memory to the country’s new leadership role in Europe.
German Culture of Remembrance: A New School of Remembrance
The article discusses the significance of German history in shaping current national policies, especially under Chancellor Friedrich Merz's leadership.
Frog toxins the latest poison identified in long line of Russian chemical attacks
Five European nations have accused Russia of using a deadly frog toxin to poison opposition leader Alexei Navalny, marking a serious allegation in the context of Russia's history of chemical attacks.
Belgium Street, Germany Square, and Italy Avenue: discover the history of a neighborhood in Goiânia that pays tribute to places in Europe
A neighborhood in Goiânia, Brazil, known as Jardim Europa, features streets and squares named after European countries and cities.
A king who did not inhabit it, a confident Aristotle Onassis and the bet that made him lose a 'castle' house in Argentina
The Gehart family acquired a castle in Buenos Aires, revealing secrets and the long negotiation process involved in securing its ownership.
From Haigneré to Adenot: the story of French astronauts
The article explores the history and contributions of French astronauts from Haigneré to Adenot.
L. Mažylis: "I am a Witness to World Affairs in the EP"
L. Mažylis discusses his unexpected path into politics, influenced by a significant historical discovery in Lithuania.
Europe has adopted the largest climate commitment in history - not everyone is happy about it
The European Parliament has voted to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 90% compared to 1990 levels, using flexibility in reaching targets through carbon credits purchased outside the EU, sparking criticism from activists.
Let's Finally Read Turkey
The article discusses the importance of historical knowledge in political decision-making, emphasizing its relevance to Greek diplomacy amidst geopolitical changes.
The Greek language needs vision with both short-term and long-term planning
The recognition of February 9th as World Greek Language Day by UNESCO highlights the essential role the Greek language has played throughout history in shaping European and global culture.
European League Top Scorers Throughout History
Robert Lewandowski became one of the top five all-time scorers in European leagues following his recent goal against Real Mallorca.
Historic bronze for futsal: Representatives received medals
The Croatian futsal team achieved the greatest success in its history by winning a bronze medal at the European Championship, defeating France after a dramatic penalty shootout.