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Slovene PM suggests incentive stepping stones for W. Balkan countries on path to EU

The European Union should focus on rewarding countries of the Western Balkans for progress on the road to accession in order to create incentives for them to keep pursuing a distant and challenging goal, Slovenia's Prime Minister said.

Reuters

Dangerous heatwaves engulf parts of China, US and Europe

At least 86 Chinese cities issue alerts, while temperatures soar in south-west and central US and Iberian peninsula

The Guardian - UK

Drivers warned of little known driving law that came into force this month

A new driving law has come into force across Europe, and the UK are likely to follow suit — as some cars are already fitted with the new device as there are round 2,000 deaths from car accidents each year.

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Mother whose gut told her something was wrong with her unborn son celebrates his remission from leukaemia

Cambridgeshire mother-of-four Lucy Ellerker, 41, tells how her little boy Opie became only the ninth baby in Europe to receive the therapy

The Independent UK

Warning that Ireland will feel effects of climate change 'in a big way' amid heatwave

“We’re embarking on this third European heatwave this summer, and we’re getting a taste of it here in Ireland."

Dublin Live

Euro slumps to parity with dollar amid recession fears on Continent

At its lowest point the European currency was down 0.64 of a cent at exactly $1.00

Evening Standard

'Amazing journey': EU accepts Croatia as 20th eurozone member

European Union finance ministers on Tuesday formally approved Croatia becoming the 20th member of the euro common currency at the start of 2023, a move hailed as the culmination of an "amazing journey" for a Balkan nation once at war.

Reuters

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Climatologist warns of 'alarming' effects of climate change amid European heatwave and what Ireland is in for

“Those are the kinds of things that are down the road, which will bring home the cost of climate change in a big way”

Irish Mirror

Mad Cool festival review: Europe’s answer to Coachella brings the heat and headbangers to Madrid

Madrid music festival mixes the biggest names in rock with Europe’s most interesting musicians

The Independent UK

Ukraine granted extra EU aid of 1 billion euros

European Union nations have approved fresh aid for Ukraine as the country faces growing economic damage from Russia’s invasion

The Independent UK

London's Heathrow tells airlines to stop ticket sales as it caps passengers

London's Heathrow Airport asked airlines to stop selling tickets for summer departures on Tuesday, after it capped the number of passengers flying from the hub at 100,000 a day to limit queues, baggage delays and cancellations.

Reuters

'We miss home': rebuilding lives one year after Europe's deadly floods

Standing in what was once his home, Erich Braun-von der Heiden stretches out his arm and points up to an attic floor where waters reached last year as catastrophic floods tore through communities in western Germany.

Reuters

Warning symptom of new Omicron sub-variant that happens while you sleep

The Omicron sub-variant BA.5 is widely spreading across Europe and the US, but it is not yet confirmed whether the mutation will be immune to vaccines and previous infections

Daily Mirror

Hostelworld benefits from ‘pent up’ traveller demand across Europe

Bookings back to 80% of pre-pandemic levels for booking platform

Evening Standard

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NATO: A threat to our planet's future

As NATO's military footprint expands far beyond Europe to confront China, the planet's survival is in doubt

Irish Mirror

Dublin named as most expensive city in Europe for remote workers

Dublin sits firmly at the top of the list as the least affordable city in Europe

Asharq Al-Awsat

Eastward Gas Flows via Yamal-Europe Pipeline Edge Down

Eastbound gas flows via the Yamal-Europe pipeline to Poland from Germany edged lower on Tuesday morning, data from pipeline operator Gascade showed. Exit flows at the Mallnow metering point on the German border stood at around 3,400,000 kWh/h early on Tuesday, down from around 4,800,000 kWh/h the previous day. Physical…

The Guardian - UK

Euro nears parity with dollar as pound hits two-year low

Europe’s single currency battered by fears over gas supply from Russia and US interest rate rises

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The Guardian - UK

Uber used Greyball fake app to evade police across Europe, leak reveals

Firm’s bosses knew it was fooling authorities with tool showing phantom cars, documents show

The Independent UK

Cost of living: How can the UK government help reduce energy bills?

Government under fire for not doing more to help households tackle climbing costs even before leadership crisis brought fresh chaos to Westminster

The Independent UK

Croatia poised to clear final hurdle for euro entry

The European Union is set to remove the final obstacles tp Croatia adopting the euro

The Guardian - UK

Euro a whisker from dollar parity; Heathrow caps passenger numbers amid travel disruption – as it happened

Euro slides to a 20-year low of $1.0001 on anxiety that Europe will fall into recession, as Heathrow introduces limit on summer holiday passengers

Axios

Fires ravage Portugal as another blistering heat wave scorches Europe

U.K. forecasters warn temperatures could top 40 Celsius (104°F) for the first time ever this weekend.

The Independent UK

‘Face of the first European’: Archeologists in Spain may have found continent’s oldest human fossil

Partial face remains may predate current oldest human ancestor fossil found in Europe by 200,000 years

Asharq Al-Awsat

Iraqi Kurd Plans New Escape to Europe

Iraqi Kurd Haresh Talib says he struggles to get paid and his children's schooling is disrupted in his conflict-riddled country, so he wants to try to flee with his family to Europe -- again. "There is no future here," says the 36-year-old from the autonomous Kurdistan region in Iraq's north.…

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