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A ransomware attack has taken down the systems of the Sapienza University of Rome, potentially disrupting student and faculty operations.

Spain has become the first European country to ban social media for under-16s, with Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez citing the need to protect children from the 'digital wild west'.

US President Trump has signed a trade deal with India, following recent trade agreements signed by other global partners, which may be seen as an attempt to counterbalance the US's perceived isolation in global trade.

Europe is developing a 'kill switch' for US tech companies, which could lead to significant losses for companies like Zoom and Microsoft, according to strategist Matthew Tuttle.

European markets are expected to open higher on Thursday, driven by earnings reports from major companies, indicating a positive sentiment among traders.

The EU-India trade deal is a significant breakthrough for Europe's auto giants, offering them increased market access and opportunities for growth in the Indian market.

VC firm 2150 has raised a €210M fund to invest in climate tech startups that address cities' carbon footprint, indicating a growing interest in sustainable technologies.

The article suggests that US-EU relations have reached an all-time low, primarily due to President Trump's 'America First' policy and recent comments about acquiring Greenland, causing concern among European leaders and the public.

European markets are expected to have a lackluster open due to concerns from Ukraine's President Zelenskyy, despite the previous day's positive close driven by a potential Greenland agreement.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized Europe for being weak in the face of the US and President Donald Trump, implying a lack of unity and effectiveness in global politics.

JP Morgan's Europe boss believes a tougher stance on Trump is beneficial for business, while CEOs welcome the tariff U-turn, leading to a sigh of relief in the market.

US President Trump has called off tariffs on Europe, but diplomatic tensions remain high as nations navigate a delicate balance at the Davos conference.