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21 hours ago | euronews.com | Gabriela Galvin

A smartphone app could equip people with the skills to overcome low-level depression, according to new research that suggests the devices often blamed for poor mental health could also be part of the solution. Globally, an estimated 11 per cent of people have “subthreshold depression,” which is mild depression that doesn’t quite meet the criteria for major depressive disorder but can still have a serious impact on a person’s well-being.

1 day ago | euronews.com | Gabriela Galvin

Gilles Gui was looking for the magical purple bluebells that raise their heads each spring under the budding beech leaves of Belgium’s Hallerbos forest, an annual explosion of colour that draws crowds from around the world. And in these times full of stress and anxiety about wars, economic threats, and other tensions, he found something else too: a sense of tranquility. "I notice that there’s a lot of silence in my head when I’m done," the 26-year-old said.

1 day ago | euronews.com | Doloresz Katanich

EV sales jumped by almost one quarter, giving a boost to the entire European car market in the first quarter (Q1) of 2025, as the European car manufacturing industry continues to grapple with uncertainty due to trade tensions across the globe.

1 day ago | euronews.com | Rebecca Hughes

Travellers to Rome should expect closures, visitor restrictions and crowds at some of the city’s main attractions.

1 day ago | euronews.com | Doloresz Katanich

The Volvo Group said on Wednesday that its net profit fell to SEK 9.89bn (€910 million) in the first three months of 2025, from a little more than SEK 14bn (€1.29bn) in the previous year. The drop was driven by a 7% decline in the group’s net sales, amounting to SEK 121.8bn (€11.15bn) in the same period. Volvo Group, which manufactures trucks, buses, construction equipment and engines, reported that its vehicle sales decreased by 9% and service sales declined by 1%.