Ella Joyner

Fans of microdosing say it improves mood and focus, but the active ingredient psilocybin is illegal. Truffles, however, are on the menu in the Netherlands

This is beer country, but amateur vintners are turning professional in a quest to replicate Britain’s sparkling success

Berlin's plan to police travelers from even more neighboring states may fall within Schengen rules, but it could have repercussions for governments and asylum seekers around the EU, experts warn.

As his wife quietly serves coffee, a nurse charged at the trial in Avignon tries to portray himself as a victim

Marine Le Pen and her far-right National Rally party are accused of misusing EU funds, but it's not an isolated incident.

Thieves detonated a charge to raid a Dutch art gallery for the pop artist’s prints of Queen Elizabeth II and Dutch, Danish and Swaziland monarchs from 1985

Just when the European Union needs leadership most, Germany's governing coalition has imploded. Donald Trump's election victory and uncertainty in Berlin spell a wild ride ahead.

EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell wants the bloc to halt some dialogue with Israel. The proposal is almost certainly dead in the water, diplomatic sources report, and should be read as Borrell's parting shot.

France's government has fallen. Germany can't expect a new one until June. Just as Donald Trump prepares to take office in the US, the EU powerhouses face political disarray and economic contraction.

In their last summit before Donald Trump 2.0, EU leaders weighed up ways to support Kyiv in the potentially chaotic months ahead. Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged the bloc to work together, but along with Washington too.