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EU online learning reached 34.8 percent in 2025, reflecting sustained digital education growth since 2019, with strong adoption across northern Europe.

EU renewable electricity reached 47.3 percent in 2025 led by wind and solar while hydropower declined highlighting stable clean energy share across member states.

Britannica and Merriam-Webster filed a federal lawsuit accusing OpenAI of copying reference content and returning near-verbatim ChatGPT outputs.

Ireland kept a snow and ice warning for 11 counties on Friday as Met Éireann warned of wintry showers, poor visibility, rough seas and travel risks.

EU envoys approved sanctions on 19 Iranian officials and entities in Brussels, citing serious human rights violations, with final Council adoption pending.

Ireland is projected to miss EU renewable energy targets through 2030, Cabinet papers show, prompting a review of EU compliance mechanisms and costs.

Glasgow Central Station is shut through Tuesday after a Union Street fire, forcing Network Rail and ScotRail to cancel and reroute trains across Scotland.

In Brussels, von der Leyen told EU ambassadors the bloc will defend international rules but said rules alone no longer shelter Europe from threats.

UAE and Italy reviewed their strategic partnership in Rome as Abdullah bin Zayed met Giorgia Meloni and Antonio Tajani for talks.

Rescuers searched the sea off Santander, Spain, after the El Bocal coastal footbridge collapse killed five young people, leaving one woman missing.