Samuel Petrequin

Associated Press

Europe's natural gas woes are far from over in Jan. 2022. Prices are high. Underground reserves that are relied on in cold weather are low.

How Europe is Trying to Deal With Its Gas Crisis

How is Europe, which imports most of its energy, going to make it through the winter?

In this Feb. 14, 2019 photo, an Airbus A380, left, and a Boeing 747, both from Lufthansa airline pass each other at the airport in Frankfurt, Germany.

EU, US Reach Deal to End Airbus-Boeing Trade Dispute

The U.S. imposed what could have amounted to $7.5 billion in tariffs on European exports in 2019.

The statue of former Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill stands in London's Parliament Square on Monday, Oct. 28.

EU Grants Brexit Delay to Jan. 31

The decision was welcomed by politicians in the U.K. and the bloc — but not by British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.

Bee Pollinating Corn Flower

Lawmakers Strengthen Bee Protection

Over recent years there's been an alarming drop in bee populations, which has stoked fears of an ensuing impact on crop production.

In this photo taken on Feb. 15, 2013, a person stands at Spanghero meat company in Castelnaudary, southern France. Four people are going on trial in Paris over an elaborate alleged scheme that fed consumers across Europe frozen foods containing cheap horse meat fraudulently labeled as pricier beef.

France Holds Trial Over Horse Meat

French executives are accused of selling more than 538 tons of horse meat mislabeled as beef.

French publishing house Les Presses Universitaires de France (PUF) project manager Alexandre Gaudefroy, works on the Espresso Book Machine at the PUF bookstore in Paris. To many Parisians, the letters PUF have always been associated with the intellectual heart of the French capital.

On-Demand Only Bookshop Opens

A robot prints, binds, and trims books in a few minutes. Although, the book covers are a bit sticky.