Sundial Foods generated some buzz in 2022 with the launch of chicken wings with edible “skin”, and “bones” from bamboo stalks ...

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Europe is running out of time. With Donald Trump poised to retake the White House in a few weeks and the continent’s economy in a deepening funk, the bedrock on which the region’s prosperity rests isn ...

Cindy Woodhouse Nepinak became the national chief of the Assembly of First Nations just over a year ago. In a phone interview with Windspeaker on Dec. 18, Woodhouse Nepinak spoke about both the ...

Japan, who enlisted in the U.S. Army in 2018. He is a Defense Information School alumnus and a former radio personality for AFN Tokyo.

It’s designed to pre-screen travelers from visa-exempt countries before they arrive in Europe. While ETIAS is not a visa, approval is required for short-term stays of up to 90 days within a 180 ...

Matthias Matthijs is senior fellow for Europe at the Council on Foreign Relations. After a shellacking for his centrist Ensemble (“Together”) Movement in the June 2024 European Parliament ...

Welcome to Wider Europe, RFE/RL's newsletter focusing on the key issues concerning the European Union, NATO, and other institutions and their relationships with the Western Balkans and Europe's ...

With just weeks to go, Europe's politicians are urging Brussels to rethink the targets. But carmakers are getting to work, aiming above all to avoid fines that could reach 15 billion euros ($15.76 ...

In 2025, Nova Gorica and Gorizia will reunite as the first transnational European Capital of Culture (Credit: Getty Images) In 1947, Gorizia was abruptly split between Italy and Slovenia.