Europe’s Emergency Workers Turn to Drones to Save Lives
A six-month training program for teams from Britain, Denmark, Iceland and Ireland aims to test the use of unmanned aircraft in emergencies.
Europe’s Emergency Workers Turn to Drones to Save Lives
A six-month training program for teams from Britain, Denmark, Iceland and Ireland aims to test the use of unmanned aircraft in emergencies.
In Debt: Brexit Could End London’s Reign as Europe’s Financial Hub
The change might mean fewer banks and lawyers in the area. As a result, the reasons to negotiate a workout in London and present it to a British court would decline.
Researchers Uncover a Flaw in Europe’s Tough Privacy Rules
Computer scientists were able to discover the names of roughly a third of the people who had asked that online links about themselves be taken down.
Google Charged With Breaking Europe’s Antitrust Rules
The European competition chief said Google had unfairly promoted its services with cellphone manufacturers, limiting how rivals could operate in the smartphone software market.
Europe’s Privacy Watchdogs Call for Changes to U.S. Data-Transfer Deal
The region’s national regulators say the so-called Privacy Shield agreement does not sufficiently protect their citizens’ rights.
Pope Francis Visits Lesbos, Heart of Europe’s Refugee Crisis
The pontiff, an outspoken advocate of the refugees, visited the Greek island as European attitudes toward them have hardened.
Terror From Europe’s Future Street
ISIS is not a social issue. You don’t kill 130 people because you lost your job or never had one. It’s ideological.
Pope Calls on All of Europe’s Catholics to House Refugees
Pope Francis said it was not enough to say “have courage, hang in there” to refugees, and he said the Vatican’s two parishes would take in two families.