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Investors look beyond the 'Magnificent 7' as Wall Street embraces the 'FAB 10'

SpaceX's record-breaking market debut has pushed Wall Street to widen its favourite shorthand of the so-called 'Magnificent 7', with strategists folding Elon Musk's firm, OpenAI and Anthropic into a new 'FAB 10' label that captures the next phase of the AI trade.

Rolls-Royce secures deal to build small nuclear reactors for Sweden

Rolls-Royce secures deal to build small nuclear reactors for Sweden

Rolls-Royce SMR has won a "multi-billion pound" contract to build three small modular nuclear reactors for Sweden, marking a major step in the British engineering group's ambition to become a leading supplier of the technology in Europe.

Trump tells Netanyahu 'be responsible with Lebanon, let Syria handle Hezbollah' at G7

Trump tells Netanyahu 'be responsible with Lebanon, let Syria handle Hezbollah' at G7

Trump questions Netanyahu's methods, says Beirut strike was excessive, and points to Syria’s President as the most “capable” of countering Hezbollah.

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Watch: German chancellor surprises Trump with 'Trump 47' football jersey at G7

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz presented U.S. President Donald Trump with a personalized football jersey during the G7 summit in France.

MEPs approve EU-US trade deal despite Trump’s new trade war threats

The agreement removes EU tariffs on US goods while accepting a 15 percent levy in the other direction.

Education: Where in the EU has the most early school dropouts?

The number of young Europeans leaving education early is falling, but geography and employment prospects still shape the picture. How do EU countries compare with each other?

Humanoid robots join models at fashion show in Seoul

Humanoid robots wearing designer outfits shared the runway with human models at a futuristic fashion show in Seoul, highlighting advances in robotics and AI.

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Germany formally rejects UniCredit's €39bn Commerzbank offer

Germany formally rejects UniCredit's €39bn Commerzbank offer

Germany has officially rejected UniCredit's offer for Commerzbank and said it supports the lender's independence.

Moscow oil refinery ablaze after retaliatory Ukrainian drone strike

Moscow oil refinery ablaze after retaliatory Ukrainian drone strike

Kyiv claimed the attack as retaliation for Russia's intensifying aerial campaign, a day after drones damaged a UNESCO-listed monastery complex in the capital.

Nvidia raises over €21.5bn in first bond sale since 2021 as AI growth race continues

Nvidia raises over €21.5bn in first bond sale since 2021 as AI growth race continues

Nvidia has returned to the corporate debt market for the first time in five years, pricing a $25 billion (€21.5bn) bond sale that drew roughly $85 billion (€73.2bn) in orders, a sign of investors' strong appetite for exposure to AI.

Ships start to trickle through Strait of Hormuz, but who will run it still in doubt

Ships start to trickle through Strait of Hormuz, but who will run it still in doubt

Trump said the strait would be "completely open" by Friday, but key details over who will manage the crucial waterway remain unresolved. Meanwhile, Iran has made further claims that it will control Hormuz in the future based on its interpretation of the framework deal with the US.

Rare first edition of ‘Wuthering Heights’ (complete with spelling mistakes) to go up for auction

Rare first edition of ‘Wuthering Heights’ (complete with spelling mistakes) to go up for auction

It’s the first copy of the Gothic novel in the publisher’s original cloth binding to be auctioned since 1908.

Europe’s most welcoming countries and cities for expats

Europe’s most welcoming countries and cities for expats

A new report looks at factors including foreign-born employment rates, safety, and overall expat experience.

Hundreds of cats destined for slaughter rescued in Vietnam as police dismantle theft ring

Hundreds of cats destined for slaughter rescued in Vietnam as police dismantle theft ring

Vietnamese police arrested nine people and rescued more than 400 live cats destined for slaughter, reuniting dozens with their owners. Around 100 of the animals later died from their ordeal.

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The best FIFA World Cup 2026 aircraft liveries

National carriers have sent their teams to the world’s biggest stage in style aboard special themed planes.

'I'll have to buy new nets': Killer pufferfish are devastating Crete's fishing industry

Fishermen are calling for an immediate subsidy scheme to cull toxic pufferfish, while scientists look for ways to neutralise their lethal toxin.

Seaplanes: Greece-Albania link takes off, with more international routes planned

Hellenic Seaplanes is expanding its network, introducing new routes that will connect the city of Ioannina with Vlorë and Pogradec in neighbouring Albania.

Fact check: Is the EU fining member states that don't accept migrants?

A major reform of the EU’s migration and asylum system has recently entered into force, prompting political figures in France to criticise one of its key provisions. However, their claims are misleading.

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Europe's top listening hotels: Check in for music, DJs and vinyl

From vinyl-fuelled cocktail lounges in Athens and London to a luxury listening suite in Lake Como, European hotels are turning sound into the main attraction, blending analogue music, DJ culture and design-led hospitality into immersive stays.

Crowds flock to JR's giant cave installation on Paris' Pont Neuf

Visitors queued to explore French artist JR's new immersive installation, which transforms Paris' oldest bridge, the Pont Neuf, into a giant cave open around the clock.

A cave for a crowd: French artist JR opens 'Caverne' art work on Pont Neuf bridge in Paris

Open until 28 June, JR’s ephemeral art installation, by the master of XXL photography, immerses Parisian passers-by in a vast cave.

€31bn drug trade, 7,600 deaths: How the EU plans to tackle the drug crisis

29 million Europeans use drugs every year, and the market has an estimated €31 billion value. The European Council has released a new framework to completely change how the EU handles this enormous problem, from enforcement to public health.

Protesting and cheering as Iran's World Cup match divides diaspora

Iran's opening World Cup match drew both supporters and protesters outside the stadium near Los Angeles, highlighting divisions within the Iranian-American community.

Iran 'played Trump like a violin' in deal, former national security adviser Bolton tells Euronews

Bolton tells Euronews the US sacrificed its strategic leverage as Trump prioritised lowering oil prices, while Iran walks away with the deal it wanted.

G7 summit: 'The tide is turning for Ukraine,' EU leaders tell Zelenskyy

The second day of the G7 summit in Évian, France, focused on Russia's war on Ukraine, the situation in the Middle East and international partnerships.

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