Business Siemens Reports the Highest Industrial Profit in Its History September 7, 2026 Demand tied to artificial intelligence lifted the engineering groups results.
Business Volkswagen Board Approves a Historic Restructuring Plan September 7, 2026 The carmaker sets out a sweeping overhaul of its German production.
Politics Germany Braces for September State Elections as Far-Right Leads Polls August 31, 2026 Chancellor Merz warns that a far-right win could unsettle investors ahead of three regional votes.
Culture Europe’s Museums Roll Out an Ambitious Autumn of Exhibitions August 31, 2026 From Paris to London, major shows open in September, offering a full season of art across the continent.
Business Luxury Brands Navigate a Cautious Summer as Shoppers Weigh Value August 31, 2026 The industry’s biggest names face slower growth and questions over pricing heading into autumn.
Celebrity Stars Descend on the Lido as the Venice Film Festival Gets Underway August 31, 2026 The world’s oldest film festival returns to the Italian coast, drawing directors, actors, and a crowded competition lineup.
Culture Los Cabos Unveils a Rare Mobula Ray Safari in the Sea of Cortez August 31, 2026 Mexico's Los Cabos has launched an open-water mobula ray safari, part of a shift toward experiential travel.
Culture Brian Cox Warns the Edinburgh Festival Risks ‘Imploding’ Over Rising Costs August 31, 2026 Actor Brian Cox warned that soaring costs could cause Edinburgh's festivals to implode without reform.
Culture Edinburgh Festival Fringe Marks Its 80th Year With Ticket Sales Up 8 Percent August 31, 2026 The Edinburgh Festival Fringe closed its 80th edition with more than 2.8 million tickets issued, up 8 percent.
