The price of relocating factories to ‘friendly countries’
IMF and ECB believe that corporate moves from nations like China and Russia are inevitable to reduce geopolitical risks, but warn of the costs
The first great European war took place in the north of the Iberian Peninsula over 5,000 years ago
A quarter of the hundreds of remains from a mass burial in Álava, Spain, have wounds caused by clubs, arrows or stones
Two anti-obesity drugs delay the recession in Denmark
Without the exporting boom of Novo Nordisk, now the highest valued company in Europe, the Scandinavian country’s economy would be in the red
As temperatures soared in Europe last year, so did heat-related deaths, study finds
Scientists say crushing temperatures that blanketed Europe last summer may have led to more than 61,000 heat-related deaths