#European-Union

French government urges farmers to avoid holiday disruptions after mass protests over mandatory cattle culling due to lumpy skin disease outbreak threaten agricultural stability.

Rome's new subway stations blend modern transit with ancient history, displaying archaeological artifacts discovered during construction in underground museums.

Twenty-seven European countries demand reforms to post-WWII human rights framework, citing migration challenges. Rights experts warn of dangerous precedent.

The Swiss city of Lugano has transformed into a cryptocurrency hub where residents can pay for goods, services, and even taxes with bitcoin, setting a precedent for European digital currency adoption.

German Christmas market vendors face mounting security bills as cities boost protection measures following past terrorist attacks, threatening the nation's €3 billion holiday tradition.

The founder of Dignitas, who helped over 3,000 people end their lives, has died at 92, leaving behind a controversial legacy in right-to-die advocacy.

Britain aims to rejoin EU's Erasmus student exchange program by 2027, signaling improved post-Brexit relations despite previous claims the scheme lacked value.

Ireland introduces controversial alcohol warning labels as young adults navigate between traditional pub culture and growing sobriety movements, sparking debate about cultural identity.

Germany's ruling coalition confronts intense scrutiny as parliament debates controversial budget measures and pension reforms that threaten political stability.

Two massive cooling towers at Germany's Gundremmingen nuclear plant collapsed in controlled demolition, marking another milestone in the country's ambitious shift away from nuclear energy.

Germany's legendary beer culture faces unprecedented decline as younger generations abandon alcohol, forcing historic breweries to adapt or close permanently.