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Italy has seen a rise in so-called "phantom" boat arrivals as traffickers ferry migrants across the Mediterranean from Tunisia rather than Libya without being spotted, a prosecutor warned Saturday.
Germany is a world leader in technology but it still has some way to go on the journey towards digitalization. It can be an adjustment for expats relocating from more digitally-advanced countries.
Steven Barclay, the Secretary of State for Exiting the EU spent the day in Madrid on Thursday meeting Spanish government representatives to discuss Brexit strategy as well as hearing concerns from groups representing UK nationals in Spain.
Imagine a country with 42 different state pension systems, where some retire at 50 and other workers are 'cheated'. There's trouble ahead in France, writes John Lichfield.
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A new survey reveals what those of us who live here already know: that moving to Spain will make you happier and healthier but will likely see your career prospects take a back seat.
The Bavarian state government wants to make rules on rest and maximum working hours more flexible.
The world's biggest beer festival attracts people from all over the world, meaning it can be expensive and packed. Luckily, Paul Wheatley has done it many times before and knows how to cut through the crowds.
Germany's second-largest lender Commerzbank said Friday it plans to cut the equivalent of 4,300 full-time posts, one-tenth of its workforce, and shutter 200 branches in a fresh bout of restructuring.
More than just a nibble of a churro or a forkful of tortilla, the serious business of Spanish food culture has been known to cause controversies when not done right.
If you're planning to travel by train in Italy, here's how to make sure your journey goes smoothly.
In the Catalan Pyrenees, women shepherds and cattle ranchers try to valorise the ancestral agropastoral culture to save the mountains from climate change.
