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US midterms: Reports of the death of American democracy have been greatly exaggerated

European leaders went to bed on the eve of the US midterms worried. Anyone talking to their ambassadors or to Washington Democrats themselves found themselves picking up real unease, even notes of fear — that the results might mark a sharp turn back towards Donald Trump. Instead they woke up…

Evening Standard

Why stolen objects being returned to Africa don’t belong just in museums – podcast

Momentum is growing for objects stolen during the colonial era that are now held in museums in Europe and North America to be returned to the places and communities that they were taken from. In this episode of The Conversation Weekly podcast, we talk to three experts about what happens…

The Conversation

Blackouts UK 2022: What to expect and who would be exempt?

The National Grid warned there could be blackouts on ‘very very cold winter days’

The Independent UK

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Valencia wins fight against EU state aid decision, another blow for EU

Spanish soccer club Valencia on Thursday won its fight against an EU state aid decision as Europe's top court said competition regulators had failed to prove their case in yet another blow to EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager's tax crackdown.

Reuters

Out of sight, out of mind: Europe's increasing pushback against migrants

Lying a few kilometres off the Turkish coast, a series of Greek islands remain on the frontline of increasingly militarised attempts to limit the arrival of migrants and asylum seekers to the European Union. The often unseen and largely ignored treatment of those seeking shelter, whether pushed back to Turkey…

The Conversation

‘Major push’ for gas amid Ukraine war accelerating climate breakdown

Experts say world has ‘overreached’ in replacing Russian supply, which could kill 1.5C target

The Guardian - UK

Saudi PIF is Part of Consortium to Acquire European Vodafone Towers

In a move highlighting its interest to invest in the telecommunications sector, Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF) is looking to finance a deal to acquire a stake in the giant European company, Vodafone. On Tuesday, the Financial Times said Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund is heading for a new…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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As Leicester drops Workplace Parking Levy plans, Nottingham says it has ‘revolutionised’ transport there

10 years on the only European city with a workplace parking levy says emissions are down and public transport is better

Birmingham Post

West Ham waste golden Carabao Cup chance after Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham exits

West Ham United crashed out of the Carabao Cup on Wednesday night with a penalty shootout defeat to Blackburn Rovers, giving up one route of qualifying for European football next season

Football London

Red Sea Global CEO: We Look Forward to Implementing Int’l Projects

The Red Sea Development Co. CEO John Pagano has affirmed that his company has the capabilities and ambition needed to implement its vision on a global scale. He revealed that the new company’s strategy focuses on developments in Saudi Arabia and plans for projects in Europe and North America. Over…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Don't Expect Cheap Airfares to Come Back Soon, Airline Executives Say

Airfares are sky high, and airline executives expect them to stay that way.

Bangkok Post

Geely's Zeekr To Enter European Market In 2023 With 001 EV

Geely wants to make Zeekr a global brand, and Europe will be the first step in that direction; the EV marque will enter select markets in the region next year.

InsideEVs

Exclusive-EU countries, lawmakers likely to clinch deal next week on satellite internet system, sources say

EU countries and European Parliament lawmakers are likely to reach a deal on a 6-billion-euro ($6 billion) satellite internet system next week, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday, driven by the bloc's push to cut its dependency on foreign companies and the Ukraine war.

Reuters

Macron unveils shift in military posture as war returns to Europe

President Emmanuel Macron said Wednesday that France's military strategy must strengthen the country as an independent, respected nuclear-armed power through the end of the decade, warning against a risk of escalation and other global effects of Russia’s war in Ukraine.

France 24

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Reuters

EU auditors say aid for coal regions failed to spur climate transition

Billions of euros in aid given to coal regions in the European Union have all but failed to spearhead an effective climate transition, EU auditors said on Wednesday, boding poorly for the future further complicated by Russia's war in Ukraine.

Liverpool Echo

Bill Shankly's first words led 'big daft donkey' to Liverpool holy grail despite bitter feud and Everton regret

Emlyn Hughes polarised opinion even within his own Liverpool dressing room but the natural enthusiasm and will to win Bill Shankly identified in him as a teenager at Blackpool were fundamental in the dynasties of success he helped lay the foundations for at Anfield by becoming the first Reds captain…

The Independent UK

German economy to shrink in 2023, government advisers expect

The German government’s panel of independent economic advisers is forecasting that Europe’s biggest economy will shrink by 0.2% next year after growing by 1.7% in 2022

Daily Mirror

Brit model 'finds legal loophole' to stay in Europe for double 90-day limit

Honour Spencer, who voted Remain in the 2016 referendum and is annoyed about Brexit, has travelled around Europe since August and is determined to not return to the UK until next year

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Edinburgh Live

New ferry service to take Edinburgh passengers to Europe as Belgium link set for relaunch

An exciting new ferry route is on its way to launch next year linking Scotland with Belgium. This will be a relaunch under new management after the direct route stopped taking passengers in 2020.

Daily Mirror

Premier League's 'Big Six' outvoted by remaining 14 clubs in Champions League cash row

Calls for the Football Association to reform English football have grown in recent years following the failed 'Project Big Picture' and European Super League projects

Reuters

Exclusive: US, EU plan new pledge targeting oil and gas methane emissions - document

The United States and European Union plan to unveil a joint agreement at the U.N. climate summit this week to step up efforts to reduce emissions of the potent greenhouse gas methane from the fossil fuel sector, and are hoping other nations will sign up.

Asharq Al-Awsat

South America Aims to Break Europe’s World Cup Grip

Kylian Mbappé riled up South Americans back in May when he said both Argentina and Brazil don’t play matches “at a high level” in qualifying to reach the World Cup. Interviewed by Brazilian television, the France striker said South America lags behind Europe in terms of the strength of competition.

Reuters

Thousands march as Greeks strike over 'suffocating' inflation

Greek workers went on a day-long strike on Wednesday, demanding higher wages to cope with surging inflation, as Europe's soaring energy prices and living costs trigger industrial action and protests across the continent.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Despite Russia’s abhorrent actions, the US has to take a thoughtful path toward resolution

With the exception of Hungary’s Viktor Orban, Russian President Vladimir Putin doesn’t have many friends or associates left in the West. Whereas some leaders in Europe were willing to give him an opportunity to make his case for better relations, Putin’s war of choice in Ukraine has significantly limited Moscow’s…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Heatwaves Could Kill 90,000 Europeans Per Year by 2100

If nothing is done, heatwaves could lead to the deaths of 90,000 Europeans each year by the end of the century, the European Environment Agency said. "Without adaptation measures, and under a scenario of 3 degrees Celsius global warming by 2100, 90,000 Europeans could die from extreme heat annually," it…

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