NBA Europe Launches in 2027 with Permanent Teams
Basketball fans across Europe are about to get their own NBA league, with teams tipping off in October 2027. The historic expansion marks the biggest international move in NBA history.
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NBA Plans New European Basketball League by 2027
The NBA is bringing its game to Europe with a fresh competition launching within two years, hoping to capture the electric atmosphere of European soccer culture. Commissioner Adam Silver envisions passionate fans creating the same tribal energy that makes soccer matches unforgettable.
LeBron Makes First NBA Assist to Son Bronny
LeBron James just passed the ball to his son Bronny for a basket during a Lakers game, creating the first assist between a father and son in NBA history. The moment came just days after the two became the first father-son duo to share an NBA court.
Hong Kong Fans Celebrate Knicks' First NBA Win Since 1973
Hundreds of Hong Kong basketball fans gathered at dawn to watch the New York Knicks end a 53-year championship drought, joined by NBA legend Robert Horry. The early morning watch party signals warming ties between the NBA and China after years of tension.
Europe's Energy Storage Surpasses Nuclear for First Time
Europe's battery storage capacity has hit a historic milestone, surpassing 102 gigawatts to overtake the continent's entire nuclear fleet. This marks a major shift in how Europe powers its future.
India's Suzlon Brings Mega Wind Turbines to Europe
Indian wind energy leader Suzlon is launching powerful new turbines across Europe, targeting a massive opportunity to upgrade aging wind farms and build new clean energy capacity. With nearly 100 gigawatts of potential projects waiting, Europe's wind revolution just got a boost.
Finland Opens Europe's First Mine-to-Battery Lithium Site
A small Finnish town is now home to Europe's first complete lithium production cycle, cutting the continent's dependence on imports from Asia and Australia. The €783 million project will supply 10% of Europe's battery needs by year's end.
Europe's Green Hydrogen Push Gets New Life After US Setback
After years of setbacks, Europe's green hydrogen industry is bouncing back with major projects moving forward in the UK, Finland, and Netherlands. American companies are finding new opportunities abroad while helping Europe build energy independence.
Solar Saves Europe €3B in March as Gas Prices Soar
Europe's solar panels saved the continent more than €3 billion in fossil fuel costs during March 2026 alone, as Middle East conflict drives energy prices to near-record highs. If gas prices stay elevated, solar could save Europe €67.5 billion by year's end.
Baltic Sea Emerges as Europe's Clean Energy Hub
The Baltic Sea is becoming a powerhouse for Europe's renewable energy future, with new cross-border projects strengthening the continent's green transition. These offshore wind and interconnection initiatives could help Europe meet its ambitious 2030 climate targets.
Knicks Win NBA Title After 53 Years—Coach Hugs His Son
When the New York Knicks won their first NBA championship in 53 years, assistant coach Rick Brunson ran straight to embrace his son Jalen, the team's star point guard. The father-son duo made NBA history together in the most emotional way possible.
Knicks Win First NBA Title in 51 Years, Beat Spurs 4-1
The New York Knicks are NBA champions for the first time since 1973, defeating the San Antonio Spurs in five games to complete their magical 2026 playoff run. After decades of heartbreak, one of basketball's most passionate fan bases finally has their championship moment.
NBA Opens Startup Program to Asia's Growing Tech Scene
The NBA is bringing its prestigious Launchpad startup program to Asia for the first time, opening doors for innovative tech companies across the continent. After five years of working exclusively with North American and European startups, the league is ready to tap into Asia's booming innovation ecosystem.
Knicks Win First NBA Title Since 1973 Behind Brunson
The New York Knicks captured their first NBA championship in 53 years, defeating the San Antonio Spurs 94-90 in Game 5 behind Jalen Brunson's heroic 45-point performance. The historic victory makes the Knicks the first team ever to win both the NBA Cup and championship in the same season.
Villanova Trio Wins NCAA and NBA Championships Together
Three Villanova basketball players just made history, winning NCAA titles together in college and now capturing an NBA championship with the New York Knicks. Jalen Brunson, Josh Hart, and Mikal Bridges are only the fifth group of teammates ever to accomplish this remarkable feat.
NBA Rookie Debuts 4 Months After Cancer Diagnosis
Nikola Topić scored his first NBA points in Oklahoma City just four months after being diagnosed with testicular cancer. The Thunder rookie received a standing ovation from the home crowd in an emotional return to basketball.
New York Knicks End 53-Year Drought, Win NBA Championship
After more than five decades of heartbreak, the New York Knicks are NBA champions again, and over a million fans flooded Manhattan streets to celebrate their team's historic comeback victory. Led by Finals MVP Jalen Brunson, the team completed the largest comeback in NBA Finals history.
LeBron and Bronny James Make NBA History Together
Basketball legend LeBron James passed to his son Bronny for a three-pointer Friday night, creating the first father-son assist in NBA history. The heartwarming moment came during the Lakers' win over the Brooklyn Nets.
NBA Creates Annual Game Honoring First Black Players
The NBA launched the Pioneers Classic, an annual Feb. 1 game honoring Chuck Cooper, Earl Lloyd, and Nat "Sweetwater" Clifton—the league's first Black players in 1950. The inaugural game brought their families together and launched $750,000 in HBCU scholarships.
Natalie Sago Makes NBA Playoff History as 3rd Woman Ref
NBA referee Natalie Sago thought she was in trouble when her boss called Saturday. Instead, she got the news that she'd made playoff history as just the third woman ever selected for postseason officiating.
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