Europe

In 2025, Switzerland’s biotech industry delivered a strong performance. The Swiss Biotech Report 2026, launched at the Swiss Biotech Day in Basel by the Swiss Biotech Association together with EY and six partner organizations, analyzes 2025 funding and key metrics

In 2026, many popular tourist destinations and attractions introduced fees for visitors. The authorities explain the decision by saying that attractions cannot always cope with the huge flow of people who want to see them

European companies supply Nigeria with pesticides that are banned in the EU and are believed to cause cancer and neurological diseases. This was reported by Bloomberg.

Last week, Munich became the center of the global automotive market with the annual IAA Mobility 2025 exhibition

Industrial production in the European Union in 2023-2025 is experiencing a noticeable decline and recovery problems. The main reasons for the decline in industrial production in the EU are high energy prices, general weakness in demand

Car manufacturers around the world are going through difficult times. They are being hit by Trump's tariffs, currency instability, the cancellation of incentives for electric vehicles in the US, and market competition

A remarkable hoard of 404 ancient coins has been unearthed in the Netherlands. Among them, 44 were minted in the name of Cunobelin, a Celtic king who once ruled southern Britain.

According to the latest production cost and producer price calculations in the organic sector, producers in Germany received an average 55.55 cents/kg of organic milk in the accounting year 2023/24

On October 4th, the majority of EU member states supported the European Commission’s (EC) proposal to increase tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China for the next five years.

In August 2024, new EU car registrations saw a sharp decrease (-18.3%) with negative results across the region’s four major markets: double-digit losses were witnessed in Germany (-27.8%), France (-24.3%), and Italy (-13.4%), with the Spanish market declining by 6.5%.