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International flights set to pay carbon costs under EU's carbon market review from 2029

Under the European Union's revised carbon market rules, international flights arriving in Europe from destinations within 5,000 km will be required to pay for their CO2 emissions starting in 2029.

Euronews

Firefox vs Edge: fresh shots fired in browser wars as Mozilla report accuses Microsoft of using 'harmful design' to undermine choice in Windows 11

'Microsoft continues to deploy harmful design to undermine people's browser choice': Mozilla report concludes that Windows still isn't a level playing field.

TechRadar

Google gives Swiss Android users fewer search options than their EU counterparts, regulator says

Swiss Android users no longer get to choose their default search engine when setting up a new phone. Their EU neighbours still do.

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Costs more, cools more: Eco construction keeps buildings cool during heatwaves

Eco construction techniques keep buildings cool and produce less emissions.

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France changes housing aid rules for international students: Here's what to know

France is set to discontinue housing aid for non-EU/EEA/Swiss international students without scholarships from July 1, 2026, as part of budget cuts. This move aims to save over €100 million annually by redirecting public funds. While students from the EU, EEA, Switzerland, and scholarship recipients will retain eligibility, others must…

The Economic Times

Heatwave: Which European countries are running out of water?

As Europe endures another brutal summer, Europe in Motion unpacks water stress levels across the continent.

Euronews

This is why Europe was so fatally unprepared for the June heatwave

IN FOCUS: Europe’s hottest ever June has laid bare the failures of successive governments across the continent to prepare for extreme heat. Now, scientists say, we have reached the point where climate change is having a severe impact on daily life. Alex Croft reports

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Europe's best lakes for a safe summer dip, from the Italian Alps to the Hungarian plains

The report ranked European countries for their abundance of lakes rated as “excellent”, meaning their water quality was safe for swimming.

Euronews

Bybit EU Strengthens European Positioning Ahead of MiCAR Transition

VIENNA, June 22, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- As the various national MiCAR transition periods approach their final 1 July 2026 deadline, Bybit EU is launching its "Move Your Funds, Get Rewarded" campaign — a limited-time incentive programme designed to welcome new users to a MiCAR-licensed platform in Austria, offering 3% annualised…

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Ten years after the referendum, how Brexit could have been done differently

A ten-year anniversary is a good opportunity to look back on an important decision. Whether that was a marriage, a career move or a decision to leave the EU, a decade feels like an important moment for reflection.

The Conversation

Which countries in Europe have the healthiest beach, lake and river water?

European countries score highly in bathing water quality standards, with most bathing waters considered safe for swimmers, according to a new report.

Euronews

European aviation sector warns Brussels climate targets could cause 'international backlash'

With a key revision of the European Union's Emissions Trading System due on 15 July, an open letter pleads with legislators to consider how carbon emissions should be calculated and managed internationally.

Euronews

EU powerhouses like Germany ‘on track’ to miss 2030 emissions goal while Spain may smash its target

Time is running out for EU powerhouses to change their ways, or risk missing legally-binding commitments to cut greenhouse gas emissions.

Euronews

Rejoin, reset or go Swiss-style? How the UK could try to unpick Brexit

Wes Streeting has suggested he wants to see the UK ‘back in the EU’ one day – but the bloc might take some convincing

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Do I need ID to vote in the elections in Scotland, Wales or England?

Everything to know about voter ID rules

Euronews

Deadly air: Which European countries have the worst PM 2.5 levels?

Up to 20% of monitoring stations in Europe recorded air pollution levels above the current EU air quality standards.

Evening Standard

Local elections 2026: When are they and how do I vote?

Everything you need to know about voter ID, voting via proxy and where to go to make sure your voice is heard on election day

Evening Standard

OPINION - Bothered by queues at the British Museum? Make foreign visitors pay

Free access to museums and galleries is a rare privilege but it doesn’t have to be extended to everyone

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‘Urgent action’ needed as pollution fuels mental health risks, EU agency warns

Air pollution, environmental noise, and exposure to toxic chemicals are all linked to a higher risk of mental health issues, the European Environment Agency warns.

Euronews

How to read your phone’s air quality index: Health risks and safety tips

What does an air quality index of 7 mean? How does this affect health, and what measures can be taken?

Euronews

Europe's 'loud killer': Which countries suffer most from noise pollution?

Long-term high noise exposure is linked to cardiovascular, metabolic and mental health issues. A new report reveals Europe's loudest and quietest corners.

Euronews

How many Europeans are insuring their property against climate disasters?

Worries are sky high following the latest weather bombs in Spain, Portugal and Italy.

The Guardian - UK

Trump has growing stranglehold over EU and UK energy supply, study shows

European countries now reliant on US liquified natural gas shipments, creating risk of higher bills amid recent tensions

Euronews

Air pollution linked to over 180,000 deaths in the EU. Which country was hit the hardest?

Air pollution remains one Europe’s deadliest environmental threats despite recent progress.

Radio France Internationale

Louvre Museum to hike ticket price by 45 percent for non-EU visitors

Paris's Louvre Museum said it would raise ticket prices for most non-EU visitors, meaning American, British and Chinese tourists will be among those paying €32 for entry – an increase of €10 on the current admission price. Prices will also increase at four other establishments, including the Château de Versailles.

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