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Glasgow Caledonian University team unveils an AI-powered headset that detects epileptic seizures early through advanced brain and heart analysis.

EuroWire, INVERNESS, Scotland: Large parts of northern and northeastern Scotland are facing severe disruption as heavy snowfall triggers an amber weather…

The United Nations adopted its 2026 regular budget of 3.45 billion dollars, supporting global peace, sustainable development, and human rights.

Oulu in Finland and Trenčín in Slovakia are named 2026 European Capitals of Culture, highlighting EU cultural diversity and cross-border cooperation.

Dozens killed and 100 injured after a devastating fire tore through a Crans-Montana nightclub during New Year celebrations, shocking Switzerland.

Eurostar resumes limited service after a Channel Tunnel power fault disrupted UK-Europe rail links, causing hours of travel delays and cancellations.

The EU activates its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism on January 1, 2026, introducing the world’s first carbon border tax for selected imported goods.

The United States announced $2B in new funding to support UN-led humanitarian operations, enhancing emergency aid delivery to vulnerable populations worldwide.

Kronshled Ice Sculpture Festival turns St Petersburg into a winter art gallery featuring 14 illuminated ice creations by sculptors from Russia and beyond.

Bulgaria will adopt the euro in 2026, deepening EU integration and strengthening its economy amid political challenges and reform efforts toward stability.