Space Debris: Dirty Space Travel
Researchers linked atmospheric pollution to the re-entry of a SpaceX Falcon-9 rocket stage, observing a lithium cloud over Northern Europe.
Pabriks on the Russian War in Ukraine: The West Still Does Not Understand What They Are Facing
Artis Pabriks, director of the Northern Europe Policy Centre and former Latvian defense minister, argues that the West has not fully grasped the severity of the challenges posed by Russia's ongoing war in Ukraine.
Weather tracker: early taste of spring to sweep parts of Europe
Much of northern and western Europe will experience unseasonably warm temperatures this week, with some areas seeing temperatures near record highs.
New study: The mosquito virus could reach Northern Europe
A new study suggests that the chikungunya virus, historically transmitted by mosquitoes in tropical regions, may soon reach Northern Europe.
Storms in Portugal Threaten Food Supplies in Europe
Severe storms in northern Portugal have caused significant coastal erosion and devastating agricultural damage, leading to potential food supply issues across Europe.
Denmark immobilizes a container ship under Iranian flag coming from Russia 'not properly registered'
Danish maritime authorities have immobilized a container ship linked to Iran, which was incorrectly registered, while navigating in the Kattegat region.
A Russian Newspaper: Is Moscow Now in Danger?
A Russian commentary discusses the perceived military threats from the Baltic countries and Northern Europe towards Russia, exacerbated by NATO's support.
US 'nuke sniffer' makes emergency landing at UK airbase
A US 'nuke sniffer' aircraft made an emergency landing at RAF Mildenhall in the UK after its mission was unexpectedly cut short over Northern Europe.
VIDEO: Unique! An entrepreneur grows furniture in Kurzeme
A Latvian entrepreneur has harvested the first pieces of furniture—specifically a chair and a lampshade—from a unique furniture nursery in Kurzeme, which is the only one of its kind in Northern Europe.
The highest income tax rates in Europe: who will pay the most in 2026?
This article discusses the varying income tax rates across Europe, specifically highlighting the differences between Northern and Eastern Europe.
The publication of Epstein case documents has shaken Europe even more than the US
The release of documents related to the Epstein case has caused significant political repercussions in Europe, particularly affecting political elites in the UK and Northern countries, while the US responses appear comparatively muted.
Record Heat and Fires in the Southern Hemisphere. In Australia, Temperatures Reach Over 50°C
The Southern Hemisphere is experiencing unprecedented heat and wildfires, with temperatures in Australia reaching 50°C, while northern Europe endures an unusually harsh winter.
"European Energy" has opened the largest hybrid battery and solar power park in Northern Europe
The new hybrid energy park in Kvostedos incorporates a 50 MW energy storage system, enhancing electricity stability and flexibility in the region.
A European country opened an ice route that connects two islands in the sea
Extreme cold temperatures in Northern Europe have allowed Estonia to officially open a 20-kilometer ice road linking its two main islands, Saaremaa and Hiiumaa.
One planet, two weathers: January 2026 brought frost to Northern Europe and devastating fires to the Southern Hemisphere
January 2026 was notably colder than usual in Europe, marking the continent's coldest January since 2010, according to the EU's Copernicus Climate Service.
Zelenskyy: 10 Ukrainian defence tech export hubs to operate in Europe in 2026
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announced that by 2026, ten export hubs for Ukrainian defense technology will be established across Europe, particularly in the Baltic states and Northern Europe.
The tallest skyscraper in Europe will be built in Madrid
Madrid Nuevo Norte will feature the tallest skyscraper in Western Europe, transforming the northern area of Paseo de la Castellana.
Two killed in new American boat attack
The article reports on a recent attack by American forces at sea that resulted in two fatalities.
Harsh numbers – USA crushed Finland
In their Olympic tournament opener, Finland's women's national ice hockey team suffered a significant defeat against the USA, losing 5-0.
Golden yellowing seriously endangers Croatian viticulture
Experts from four countries convened in northern Croatia to address the serious threat of golden yellowing disease to viticulture and the need for a coordinated European response.
Weather Tracker: Storm Leonardo continues to batter Europe and northern Africa
Storm Leonardo is causing severe weather disruptions with heavy rain and strong winds across Spain and Portugal, leading to evacuations and flooding.
Norwegian Test: The Toughest Cold Reveals the Electric Car with the Longest Range
A recent winter test in Norway has revealed surprising results about electric car range under extreme cold conditions, comparable in significance to the Winter Olympics for the automotive industry.
The Polar Vortex is Breaking Down Due to a Phenomenon: Is a New Weather Reversal Coming for Europe?
Recent forecasts confirm stratospheric warming that is destabilizing the Polar Vortex, potentially leading to significant changes in winter circulation across Europe and the Northern Hemisphere.
Important warning from specialists following reports of impending anomalies
Weather experts warn of significantly lower temperatures across northern and eastern Europe in the coming weeks, with anomalies expected between -3 °C and -10 °C, and in some areas, potentially below -20 °C.
Cold snap hits immediately after the weekend: meteorologists announce how long it will last
Meteorologists predict that lower than usual temperatures will persist for the next three to four weeks, with severe cold reaching as low as -20 °C in parts of Northern and Eastern Europe.
Vladimir Juškin: Northern Europe needs its own nuclear weapon
Vladimir Juškin argues that European countries may need to negotiate nuclear weapons if the USA withdraws its security role in Europe.
Here are the world's best at waste: 'We dare to say that'
Tekniska Verken inaugurates Northern Europe's most advanced residual waste sorting facility in Gärstad, Linköping, which can automatically sort five recyclable materials from household waste.
Frosty temperatures will retreat in the coming days
Frosty temperatures are expected to decrease in the coming days, but a complete thaw is not imminent.
The Baltic Sea in Poland freezes after extreme cold and tourists walk on ice; see video
Extreme winter temperatures in Europe have created a layer of ice on the Baltic Sea in northern Poland, attracting tourists and locals over the past weekend.
Unknown-origin drone fell on military base in northern Poland
An unidentified small drone resembling a toy crashed on January 28 at a military base in Pszczyna, northern Poland, prompting military police to issue a warning amid increased drone-related incidents across Europe.
Garri Raagmaa: How to live sparsely but resiliently against external dangers?
The article discusses the necessity for people in Northern Europe to prepare for harsh winters through careful planning and community cooperation.
Greenland Minister in Tears Over Trump's Pressure on Territory
Greenland's Foreign Minister Vivian Motzfeldt cried while describing the intense pressure from U.S. President Donald Trump regarding potential acquisition of Greenland, leading to political turmoil in Northern Europe and a heightened military presence in the Arctic among European and NATO allies.
Financial Times: Why has the world returned to food storage again?
Countries from Northern Europe to Asia are rapidly returning to strategic food storage policies due to international crises and climate change, as highlighted in a Financial Times report.
He will always be with us. Norwegians buried biathlete Bakken, his death remains a mystery
Family, public, and colleagues gathered in Lillehammer to bid farewell to biathlete Sivert Guttorm Bakken amidst the ongoing mystery surrounding his death.
Germany braces for more heavy snowfall as Storm Goretti hits northern Europe
Germany anticipates heavy snowfall of up to 20cm as Storm Goretti impacts north-western Europe, following high winds that left many homes in France without power.
Snowstorm – mammoth sweeps northern Europe
A snowstorm named Goretti has severely affected many countries in northern Europe, leaving thousands without electricity, closing schools, and suspending train services in France, Britain, and Germany amidst high winds and heavy snowfall.
A violent storm hits France and Britain, see the footage
Powerful winds struck France and the UK today as Storm Goretti affected Northern Europe, causing hundreds of thousands of households to lose electricity.
Hundreds of thousands without power in France and Britain due to Storm Goretti
Storm Goretti is causing severe damage with wind gusts of up to 213 km/h, leading to power outages for thousands of households and train cancellations in Northern Europe, alongside a red alert for dangerous weather conditions in Britain.
The ‘Goretti’ storm will cause a maritime storm in the northern peninsula at the end of the week
The ‘Goretti’ storm is expected to develop rapidly and cause significant maritime impact in northern Spain by the weekend, while primarily affecting western Europe.
Snowfall shut downs Paris and northern Europe
Heavy snowfall has caused significant disruptions in Paris and across northern Europe, affecting travel and daily life.
It's Still Snowing. Second Level Alerts for Heavy Snow
The Institute of Meteorology and Water Management has issued alerts for heavy snowfall as severe frost has resulted in six deaths in Western Europe, with temperatures in Northern Sweden dropping to 40 degrees below zero.
Europe Freezes. Train Services Collapse, Flights Canceled, Traffic Jams Stretch for Hundreds of Kilometers
Severe winter weather has disrupted train services and led to hundreds of flight cancellations in the Netherlands, while northern France is experiencing traffic jams stretching hundreds of kilometers, resulting in fatal accidents for two drivers.
The unique destination in Northern Europe that combines innovation and unique winter landscapes and is the European Capital of Culture in 2026
Oulu in Finland and Trenčín in Slovakia have been selected as the European Capitals of Culture for 2026, celebrating innovation and unique winter landscapes.
Cold Snap Coming, Snow and Heavy Precipitation
Croatia is expected to experience a significant drop in temperature and increasingly unstable weather conditions, with forecasts of snow, heavy rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds due to a clash of cold air from Northern Europe and warm, humid air from the Mediterranean.
The Many Faces of Gothenburg
The article explores Gothenburg's cultural contrasts, historical richness, and the creativity of its inhabitants, highlighting its uniqueness in Northern Europe.
No one is bitter about a sweet, for Europe: the 5 most beloved desserts throughout Estonia
The article discusses the five most beloved desserts in Estonia, highlighting their simple and honest recipes rooted in the unique culinary history influenced by the northern climate.