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Sunday, October 11, 2026

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Travel

Madeira’s Levada Walks Now Require a Permit. Hikers Say the Trails Are Better for It.Isabel Quintanilha
A Weekend in Wrocław, the Polish City of 100 Bridges and a Market Square That Rivals Kraków’sHanna Lindqvist
The Albanian Riviera Was Europe’s Last Cheap Coast. Now It Is Writing Rules.Hanna Lindqvist

Business

Europe's Lithium Problem Is Not Geology. It Is Paperwork.Petra Novak
The Hydrogen Airliner Was Promised for 2035. The Date Is Slipping.Jonas Reuter
Luxury’s Slump Enters a Third Year, and Milan’s Mid-Sized Houses Are Feeling It MostElena Marchetti
Brussels Blocks Merger of Two Rail-Signaling Makers, Saying Europe’s Trains Would Pay the PriceThomas Vandenberghe
The Data Centers Are Coming for the GridTomas Hjelm
Spain Has So Much Solar Power That It Is Worth Nothing at NoonNicolás Ferrer Ortega
France’s Regional Newspapers Are Giving Up on the Daily Print EditionPierre-Alexandre Morin
Poland Ran Out of Workers. Now It Is Recruiting in Manila and Kathmandu.Katrin Lindqvist

Real Estate

Frankfurt Has 1.4 Million Square Meters of Empty Offices. A Few Are Becoming Apartments.Jonas Weidemann

Arts

A Collector's Cabinet, Scattered for 400 Years, Comes Back TogetherIsabel Ferreira
A Baroque Opera Lost for 300 Years Returns to Dresden, Where It Was BornFriederike Haas
Twelve Hours, 14 Actors and One Very Long Sentence: Lyon Stages Proust as a MarathonCamille Desrosiers
The Venice Biennale Picks a Curator Who Says She Is Tired of SpectacleIsabel Ferreira

Cooking

Quince Tarte Tatin Is the Autumn Dessert Worth the WaitOdile Marchetti

Health

Why Measles Is Back in Some of Europe's Richest CitiesDr. Aisha Rahman
A Blood Test for Early Pancreatic Cancer Shows Promise in Large TrialDr. Aisha Rahman
A Daily Pill Cut a Stubborn Inherited Heart Risk Factor by 86 Percent in a Large TrialIngrid Halvorsen
In Japan’s Oldest Prefecture, the Government Pays Neighbors to Knock on DoorsAiko Tanabe

Europe

Estonia’s Top Court Upholds Law Forcing Churches to Sever Ties With MoscowKristiina Lehto
After a Summer of Dry Taps, Greek Islands Rush to Build Desalination PlantsEleni Papadimitriou
First Stretch of Rail Baltica Opens Between Kaunas and the Polish BorderTomas Jankauskas
Norway’s Tiniest Island Town Votes to Stop Being a TownHenrik Dahlgren
Austria’s Top Court Upholds Headscarf Ban for Girls Under 14, With ConditionsLena Hofbauer

Education

World

In Pakistan’s High Valleys, Villages Learn to Live Beneath Lakes That Can Burst Without WarningNurul Rahman
On Lake Victoria, Floating Cages Revive a Fishing Economy the Lake Itself Could No Longer FeedThandiwe Mokoena
In Cuba, Private Bakeries Keep the Bread Coming as the State Grid FailsAmina Diallo
Arizona Legislature Moves to Make Data Centers Report, and Pay for, Every GallonDaniel Whitford
Argentina's Peso Experiment Enters Its Hardest YearLucía Ferrante
Manila’s Jeepneys Face a Final Deadline, and Drivers Say the Math Still Does Not WorkDaniel Ashkenazi
Indonesia Orders 12,000 Civil Servants to Move to Its Unfinished New Capital by MarchDewi Anggraini
Tajikistan Switches On a Third Turbine at Rogun, the Dam It Has Been Building for 50 YearsThomas Whitfield
Thailand’s $28 Billion ‘Land Bridge’ Promises to Bypass Malacca. Its Own Coast Is Not ConvincedThomas Whitfield
South Korea’s Shipyards Have More Orders Than Ever, and Not Enough Welders to Build ThemSiobhan Keane

Sports

A Black Forest Club With a Homegrown Midfield Sits Atop the Bundesliga in OctoberMarek Jasiński

Markets

European Stocks Edge Higher as Investors Reassess Rate PathThe Continental Times Markets Desk
Euro Climbs to Four-Year High as Dollar Weakens; European Stocks SteadyThe Continental Times Markets Desk
Oil Falls Below $58 as OPEC Output Rises; Energy Shares Drag on European StocksThe Continental Times Markets Desk

Technology

Science

In a Portuguese Cave, Footprints Suggest Neanderthal Children Played in the MudTeresa Albuquerque
Europe's Mars Rover Finally Has a Launch Date, Eight Years LateAnna Keller
In a Bavarian Quarry, a Pterosaur With Its Last Meal Still in Its ThroatElena Rossetti

Lifestyle

Berlin’s Repair Cafés Were a Hobby. A New E.U. Law Has Made Them a Movement.Leonie Brandstätter
Vienna's Trams Are Older Than Some of the Cars Around Them. That's the Point.Tomas Beránek

Climate

Europe Issues Its First Certified Carbon Removal Credits, to a Biochar Plant in Northern SwedenHenrik Lund
The Aletsch Glacier Lost Another 60 Meters This SummerAnna Keller
Spain's Olive Harvest Rebounds. The Price of Oil Falls. The Farmers Are Not Celebrating.Élodie Marchand
In Italy’s Flood Country, Insurers Are Leaving Faster Than the Water RecedesSophie Marchetti
Spain Attributes 2,900 Deaths to Summer Heat, the Highest Toll Since the 2022 RecordMiriam Castellanos

Opinion

Let the Trams Be SlowTomas Beránek
Stop Treating A.I. Regulation as a RaceThe Editorial Board

Television

Review: A Finnish Series Takes Nordic Noir and Removes the MurderRupert Haines

Film

Review: A Hand-Drawn French Animation About a Lamplighter Lights Up the DarkDaniel Okafor-Lindqvist

Books

Review: A Debut Collection Maps the Lisbon That Tourists Walk PastHelena Sorensen