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Also in this newsletter: European Investment Bank (EIB) President Nadia Calviño tells us the war in the Middle East "makes it more urgent" for Europe to "reinforce its strategic autonomy" in the field of energy as well as security and defence.

Euronews

EU slams door on China with ‘Made in Europe’ push

EU Commissioner Stéphane Séjourné on Wednesday presented a strategy shutting Beijing out of EU public funding by introducing a European preference in strategic sectors. Countries which limit access to their own markets through local content rules would also be cut off.

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What are Europe's oil route alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz?

Many European countries like Italy, Greece, Spain, Poland and Belgium rely on the Strait of Hormuz for imports or refining. Experts say the closure of this corridor will not cut off Europe’s oil supply, but will continue to drive up oil prices and disrupt markets.

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'6G is a revolution, not an evolution' and Europe should lead it, says Qualcomm

"6G is not an evolution, it's a revolution," Qualcomm's Wassim Chourbaji tells Euronews Next at the Mobile World Congress.

Euronews

Why are Europe's skies turning orange? A massive Saharan dust cloud is on the way

"It just shows that we are connected across borders and across continents," says Copernicus scientist Mark Parrington.

Euronews

UK obesity rate one of worst in Europe as 228 million children worldwide will be obese by 2040, report warns

Globally, the number of children living with obesity is set to exceed the number of those who are underweight

The Independent UK

‘It’s a generous deal’: McIlroy’s surprise at Rahm not accepting DP World Tour offer

Rory McIlroy addressed the elephant in the room and questioned why Jon Rahm has not accepted the DP Tour’s offer to settle up with LIV players

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Winston Churchill delivers his ‘iron curtain’ speech – archive, 1946

On 5 March 1946, in Fulton, Missouri, the former prime minister sounded a warning about Soviet expansion, saying that an ‘iron curtain’ had descended across Europe. See how the Guardian reported events

The Guardian - UK

Oppo Find X9 Ultra confirmed for Europe – wants to "be your next camera"

Oppo's huge camera phone is launching outside China for the first time

Stellantis, Battled And Bruised, Will Build Chinese EVs In Europe

Stellantis lost billions on its EV plan. Now, it’s leaning on its Chinese joint venture to try and turn things around.

InsideEVs

Calm returns to markets in Europe but oil prices climb higher on Iran war

Brent crude lifted another 3% at 84.5 US dollars a barrel at one stage – its highest level since July 2024.

Evening Standard

Middle East war shows 'Europe must reinforce its autonomy', EIB chief tells Euronews

European Investment Bank chief Calviño tells Euronews a world in disarray means Europe 'must enforce its strategic autonomy' faster. Europeans worry new energy shock stemming from the war in Iran could rattle industry again.

Euronews

Why Europe needs a payment system independent of Mastercard and Visa

Europe spends trillions of euros every year on card payments, yet almost none of them run through a European system. Now the EU wants to change that, but can it? Watch the video.

Euronews

Ferries in Europe emit more CO2 than 6.6 million cars. Which ports are the worst culprits?

Ferries in certain European cities are responsible for more toxic air pollution than all the cars in those cities, a new study warns.

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The Guardian - UK

More than 220m children will be obese by 2040 without drastic action, report warns

World Obesity Federation says half a billion children will be overweight and calls on governments to act to create healthier environments

Tom’s Guide

I walked 15,000 steps with the Garmin Instinct 3 vs Apple Watch Ultra 3 at Europe's biggest tech show — 5 things I learned

I tracked my day at MWC 2026, wearing two popular smartwatches, the Garmin Instinct 3 and Apple Watch Ultra 3, to compare their data.

Radio France Internationale

What could Macron's French nuclear umbrella mean for Europe?

France’s decision to expand its nuclear arsenal for the first time in decades is drawing mixed reactions across Europe, reopening debate over who should guarantee the continent’s security.

Evening Standard

Global stock market sell-off deepens as oil and gas prices continue ascent

European and US markets fell deep into the red as the escalating conflict reverberated across global markets.

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Tesla Under Fire: What To Do With Your EV Stock Before It’s Too Late

Legal challenges and falling European EV sales are pressuring Tesla (TSLA). Some investors may be rethinking whether the stock is still a long-term hold.

The Independent UK

Inside Macron’s new deterrence strategy: 8 European allies, 1 French nuclear button

France is moving to tie its nuclear deterrent strategy more closely with European allies while keeping full control over any strike decision

The Conversation

Wet winter, hot summer? What ‘climate whiplash’ means for the UK

After a dry 2025 with the UK’s warmest summer on record, winter 2026 delivered something very different: rain for 50 days in a row in parts of Devon and Cornwall, one of the rainiest seasons on record and only 80% of average sunshine.

Euronews

Iran war puts Von der Leyen’s expanding foreign policy role under scrutiny

Analysts say the European Commission president has increasingly stepped into foreign-policy areas reserved for others under EU treaties, from the US-Israel attack on Iran to Ukraine, Gaza, and US tariffs on the EU.

The Independent UK

Some travelers stranded in Dubai are paying huge sums for private charter flights out

Tens of thousands of airline passengers are stranded by the Iran war that has spread across the Gulf region, but some wealthy travelers are getting out — by paying large sums for luxury flights to Europe via airports that are safe from attacks

The Independent UK

‘Intense’ Saharan dust storm to sweep into Europe this week and bring hazy skies

Colourful sunrises, air pollution and dust deposits could impact much of southern Europe

The Conversation

Arrowhead points found in Central Asia could prove the existence of ‘Homo sapiens’ 80,000 years ago

Unretouched triangular microlithic projectile points have been identified from their impact traces in the oldest occupation layers of the Obi-Rakhmat site in Uzbekistan, dating to 80,000 years ago. Their size corresponds to small arrowheads, which are directly comparable to those produced by Homo sapiens during an incursion into Neanderthal territory…

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