Technology

Sweden's government is unveiling a proposal to eliminate the cap on new nuclear plants, aiming to build 10 additional nuclear reactors by the late 2040s, according to the climate minister.

Internet usage among individuals aged 65 and above in Switzerland has witnessed a notable increase over the past couple of years, as indicated by a nationwide survey on online media

Brussels has secured its position as one of Europe's leading regions in terms of innovation, according to the European Innovation Scoreboard 2023. Innoviris, the institute responsible for

In a groundbreaking shift, fully-electric passenger cars have outsold diesel cars in the European Union (EU) for the first time. According to data released by the manufacturers' association ACEA

Brussels is set to begin the distribution of 5G signals from September as the necessary legislative work has been completed, according to reports from De Tijd and L'Echo on Saturday.

The Polish government has given its approval for the construction of Poland's inaugural nuclear power plant, utilizing US technology. The first reactor is scheduled to commence operations in

Switzerland's Defence Minister Viola Amherd has signed a memorandum of understanding to participate in the European air defence system Sky Shield. The decision was announced during a

The Polish government has revealed plans to establish a new printing house dedicated to banknote production on a 17-hectare site in Warsaw. Interior Minister Mariusz Kamiński announced the

Polish state-run energy company PGE Group and Danish power firm Ørsted have taken a significant step forward in their joint venture to develop the Baltica offshore wind farm in the Baltic

The popularity of contactless payments continues to rise, even after the COVID-19 pandemic. A recent survey conducted by market researcher Ipsos and the Free University of Brussels (VUB)