Lammy: Trump threats over Greenland feel ‘rhetorical not real’ The US president struck a conciliatory tone at the end of the summit in Ankara, Turkey. Evening Standard · Jul 9
Danish hi-fi stalwart Dynaudio is exiting the US market just before its 50th anniversary Wants to focus on Europe and Asia instead What Hi-Fi? · Jul 9
Volkswagen faces crunch talks over 100,000 job cuts and factory closures German auto giant Volkswagen's management meets Thursday to discuss plans for what could be the biggest ever restructuring in the global auto industry, with unions set to protest any mass job cuts. Euronews · Jul 9
UK to lead European initiative to fund next generation of long-range missiles The United Kingdom, France, Germany and other European countries will spend more than $50 billion over the next 10 years to develop long-range precision weapons in a boost to NATO's defence capabilities, the UK government announced on Wednesday. Radio France Internationale · Jul 9
Global Market: Cerebras bets big on Europe with AI infrastructure expansion amid soaring demand Cerebras is significantly increasing its European AI computing capacity. The company plans to reach 200 megawatts by next year. This expansion addresses rising AI demand and data sovereignty concerns. The Economic Times · Jul 9
Cerebras targets Europe with multibillion-dollar AI expansion, challenging Nvidia American AI chip startup Cerebras accelerates its European expansion with 200MW of AI compute capacity by the end of 2027, challenging sector behemoth Nvidia as it highlights "extraordinary" demand across the continent. Euronews · Jul 9
Global Market: European shares rebound as tech stocks recover; investors assess Middle East developments European stock markets traded higher on Thursday, recovering from previous losses. Technology shares led the gains, driven by renewed interest in artificial intelligence demand. Oil prices eased despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East region. Spanish equities outperformed regional peers after trade-related tensions eased. AstraZeneca shares tumbled significantly after… The Economic Times · Jul 9
NATO summit: Europe signals it's ready to take control of its own defence This week's summit in Ankara was the first building block in the Europeanisation of NATO, with the continent apparently having decided that its future depends on weaning itself off US military support. Euronews · Jul 9
VW workers protest in Germany over proposed job cuts and factory closures Demonstrations at 18 sites set up as radical transformation plan put to board of Europe’s biggest carmaker The Guardian - UK · Jul 9
Trump's Renewed Greenland Threat Reopens Europe's Unfinished Security and Sovereignty Debate Donald Trump's renewed interest in Greenland has sparked European concerns over sovereignty and security, highlighting tensions in transatlantic relations and questioning the future of US-European alliances. International Business Times UK · Jul 9
Germany records over 5,100 heat deaths as Europe reels under record-breaking summer Germany recorded an estimated 5,120 heat-related deaths so far this year. The majority of the deaths occurred during the intense weather in late June, according to the country's public health agency. The Times of India · Jul 9
Barcelona registers highest temperature in 112 years as French nuclear reactor shuts down due to extreme heat – as it happened Some stations in Spain recorded temperatures of up to 44C after western Europe experienced the warmest June on record The Guardian - UK · Jul 9
Temperatures set to peak at 36C during UK heatwave, health warnings issued The United Kingdom faces its third heatwave of 2026 with temperatures soaring. Health authorities have issued alerts as hospitals experience sustained pressure from the heat. Vulnerable communities and older people are at increased risk of illness and death. People are advised to drink water and stay cool during the hottest… The Times of India · Jul 9
US approves sale of Tomahawk missiles to Germany: Friedrich Merz Germany will purchase American Tomahawk cruise missiles for its defense. Chancellor Friedrich Merz announced this agreement on Thursday at a NATO meeting. These long-range missiles will help close a significant strategic gap in German defenses. Germany also plans to develop and station its own European missile systems. This decision follows… The Economic Times · Jul 9
The Economic Times · Jul 9 AI chip challenger Cerebras sets sights on Europe Cerebras plans significant European computing capacity expansion to challenge Nvidia. The AI chip startup is responding to extraordinary demand across the continent. This expansion aims to meet unique European data control requirements and concerns. Cerebras' large wafer-scale processors offer faster AI inference for users. The company sees immense growth and…
International Business Times UK · Jul 9 German Telegram Rape Network Used 'Driving School' Code to Hide Horrific Crimes for Years A multi-year investigation has exposed a vast online predator network in Europe, leading to major court trials. The network used coded language to discuss assaults and shared illicit material.
Euronews · Jul 9 Newsletter: Another day, another diatribe In today's newsletter: Europeans leave the NATO summit with loaded guns plus strong statements from US President Donald Trump, EU ambassadors may go into overdrive over the 21st package of sanctions against Russia, and a European Parliament vote is set to rile up the political right.
Euronews · Jul 9 From sewers to swimming sites: how Europe's cities reclaim their rivers As Europe braces for hotter summers, cities are reopening rivers once written off as polluted waterways. From Paris to Copenhagen, local authorities are investing in cleaner, swimmable rivers to adapt to rising temperatures and meet citizens' needs.
Euronews · Jul 9 Europe Today: Trump overshadows NATO summit with renewed Iran strikes Renewed US strikes on Iran overshadow the close of the NATO summit, where allies pledged record defence spending and support for Ukraine. Meanwhile, the EU faces migration challenges, OLAF uncovers a counterfeit condom network and the World Cup reaches the quarter-final stage.
Radio France Internationale · Jul 9 Western Europe records hottest ever June as climate change drives heatwaves Western Europe experienced its warmest June on record, as a heatwave at the end of the month in many countries broke temperature records. The confirmation from the European Union’s climate monitor comes as many countries are facing a third heatwave this week since May.
Euronews · Jul 9 Portugal's last circus elephant finds refuge in Alentejo sanctuary The first resident has arrived at the Pangea sanctuary in Alentejo, presented as Europe’s first large-scale elephant refuge.
The Guardian - UK · Jul 9 Thursday briefing: Nato can no longer count on US protection – so what now for Europe? In today’s newsletter: The continent is preparing to fight without the guarantee of US protection – can it really defend itself?
Euronews · Jul 9 House prices and rents: Where did they rise most in early 2026? House prices and rents rose in almost all EU countries in early 2026. In some European countries, house price increases outpaced overall inflation by around 10 percentage points.
Euronews · Jul 9 Trump's new Greenland threat triggers Europe's unhealed trauma The fight over Greenland’s future is far from over as Trump revives his bid to seize the island, reopening Europe’s deepest fears.
Euronews · Jul 9 June 2026 broke heat records across Europe and oceans, EU climate data reveals A rapid succession of major heatwaves since May suggests that extreme heat is no longer an isolated event, but an increasingly prolonged feature of European summers.