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Governments across Europe and Central Asia have agreed on a common framework for introducing artificial intelligence into health systems, with a focus on patient safety, data protection and preparing health workers to use the technology.

Global air passenger demand declined by 0.5% in September compared with the same month last year, as a sharp contraction in Middle Eastern markets and continued weakness in North America outweighed growth across Africa, Europe and Latin America, according to figures released by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) on October 30.

Governments in Europe are stepping up public calls for households to prepare for emergencies, advising people to keep food, drinking water, medicines and other essentials at home in case everyday services are disrupted.

Global registrations of battery-electric vehicles (BEVs) reached a record 11 million in the first nine months of 2026, rising 12% year on year as strong growth in Europe offset declines in the United States and a slowdown in China.

Since early October, Algerian military transport aircraft have been crossing Polish airspace en route to Moscow. What are they carrying? Nobody knows. And that is precisely the problem. Rather than provide answers, Algiers has chosen to cry disinformation.

Researchers estimate that human-caused climate change accounted for around 32,600 of the fatalities, with the final toll expected to rise as the full impact of the summer heat is assessed.

Thousands of websites across Europe were taken offline as a precaution on Wednesday, October 21, after AI tools detected a major security flaw in PHP, a programming language widely used to run websites. The incident also showed how AI is changing cybersecurity, helping researchers identify vulnerabilities that could expose millions of platforms to risk.

The initiative will train more than 50 teachers and researchers across six European countries and the United Kingdom, with workshops running through May 2027.

Moroccan plant will make cathode material while Valencia and Šurany turn out cells as Volkswagen and Gotion divide work across three-country network; German group sees LFP taking up to 60pc of European market by 2030.