Nearly a dozen European countries allow relatively easy dual citizenship but with different legal guidelines, some requiring ancestry, others residency for a specific time. More Americans, due to ...

The health and security firm’s 2025 map highlights the countries where travellers are most likely to face threats, with risk factors such as the impact of extreme weather and climate change ...

This map shows the routes of Europe's refugee nightmare — and how it's getting worse. ... Most refugees are trying to reach rich countries with generous immigration policies like Sweden and ...

Explore the list of countries in Europe, their population, area and some interesting facts. Europe, home to 750 million people, spans Northern/Eastern Hemispheres and covers 10.53 million km².

Timeout named the Tirana to Tallinn route one of the 12 "most breathtakingly beautiful road trips in Europe", and, according to travel site Wanderlog, it is possible to complete the drive from ...

The above map shows, in green, countries that administer some sort of universal health care plan. Most are through compulsory but government-subsidized public insurance plans, such as the UK's ...

Learn interesting GK facts about Europe. How many countries are there in Europe? Accounting for 11% of the world's overall population, Europe has an overall population of around 740 million people.

THIS map of Europe, on a scale of i to 5,500,000, is designed to show the political boundaries and the chief lines of communication by land and sea. It makes no attempt to show the surface ...

Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have been named the most "toxic" nations on Earth in a new report. The Eco Experts gathered data on and then ranked 135 countries based on five environmental factors ...

A Bloomberg analysis of decades of election results across 22 European countries reveals that support for populist radical-right parties is higher than it’s been at any time over the past 30 years.

StorPool Storage was listed as the 413th fastest-growing company in Europe as part of Financial Times’ in-depth special report focused on organization ...

France’s nuclear safety agency placed the “plausible zone of release” of the ruthenium-106 isotope between the Volga River and the Ural Mountains.