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Long energy outages could threaten Fonterra’s factories and customers.

More than 400,000 British homes lost power at some point during the storms.

Europe's eeriest attractions include bone-filled churches and plague graves.

Interest-free loans will be available from Friday to affected businesses.

Paris officials reported 557 people in custody after 855 arrests on Saturday.

New York Times: Earlier this year, Russia was in a bind. Then Donald Trump came calling.

Travellers who love to stay active have a few reasons to celebrate.

From countless bookshelves to resident historians, this cruise caters to a different crowd

OPINION: The EU president has opened the door to Canada, Australia and NZ.

Four major glaciers in Switzerland, including the Rhone and Aletsch, had record melting.

Andy Burnham will set out options before a planned summit with the EU's 27 members.

Western leaders have pointed to a surge in 'shadow' operations across Europe.

Save on 2027 European walking and cycling holidays in UTracks’ Early Bird Sale.

European leaders warn Nato faces growing threats as the US weighs troop cuts in Europe.

Canada has been pursuing closer ties with the EU, trying to pivot from a hostile US.

From Waihī Beach to Auckland, new escapes and dining events are coming.

Scientists warn a strengthening El Niño could drive more heat and extremes.

Ocean temperatures also hit records as Europe endured its hottest summer.

New York Times: A surprise request from President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has rattled allies.

Thousands lined Oslo’s streets as Norway bade farewell to its late monarch.

BAPS apologised after the Hindu delegation's visit sparked a staff protest.

New York Times: The 'anti-fascist front' in place since WWII is crumbling, analysts say.

The AfD leads Saxony-Anhalt with at least 44% in exit polls.