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Get Paid To Move Abroad: 5 European Countries Offering Incentives in 2026

From cash grants to tax breaks, these European countries offer incentives to attract new residents willing to relocate in 2026.

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Spain moves closer to golden visa ban - while one country is reintroducing its scheme

If you want to move to Europe, golden visas allow you to buy your way to residency.

Euronews

Europe seeks to increase deportations as some warn of Trump-like tactics

European lawmakers have voted to make it easier to send rejected asylum-seekers to detention sites in third countries, echoing tough U.S. deportation tactics that some far-right parties praise

The Independent UK

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Formula 1 partner KitKat loses over 400,000 F1 chocolate bars in major Europe theft

More than 12 tonnes of F1-themed chocolate vanished during transit from Italy to Poland

Motorsport

Back on form: six England-based players who are doing well on loan in Europe

Rasmus Højlund is back among the goals at Napoli while Jakub Kiwior has helped make Porto solid in defence and Largie Ramazani has given Valencia a creative spark

The Guardian - UK

A new way to measure poverty shows the US falling behind Europe

The time needed to get $1 in international dollars is 63 minutes in the US. This is about twice the average in Germany, France and the UK according to an Oxford University researcher. This suggests that average poverty is significantly higher in the US.

Euronews

The 'hoax' of the Nazi time zone in Spain: it robs us of sleep but aligns us with Europe

Much has been written about the fact that Spain adheres to CET, rather than being on Greenwich Mean Time, the same zone as the United Kingdom and Portugal. It's widely believed to be the result of a gesture from Franco to Hitler. Although not true, Spain is still torn between…

Euronews

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AI-driven border surveillance is spreading across west Africa. What this means for migrants’ rights

West Africa as a region has long had one of the most mobile populations in the world. Since 1979, the Economic Community of West African States (Ecowas) has allowed citizens of its member states to travel freely across borders without visas.

The Conversation

Is the DMA a chicken or a duck? Why the DMA predestines European companies and consumers to lose

If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.” The DMA looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck — yet many insist it is a chicken.

Euronews

‘Put down the crown, clown’: 'No Kings' protests see thousands across US rallying against Trump

Thousands of people joined “No Kings” protests across the United States and parts of Europe, opposing the war in Iran and the policies of Donald Trump. Minnesota became the focal point, with a major rally in St Paul led by Bruce Springsteen. While most protests were peaceful, some clashes were…

The Times of India

Who is Steven Lyons? Scotland’s underworld boss arrested in Bali in global organised crime crackdown

Gangland figure Steven Lyons, one of Scotland’s most high-profile underworld bosses, has been arrested in Bali in a major breakthrough for international law enforcement agencies probing organised crime networks spanning Europe and the Middle East.

The Times of India

How EVs could be part of answer to UK’s fuel reserve worries

More use of two-way charging will earn money for owners and could avoid the need to expand North Sea oil drilling

The Guardian - UK

China's EV Companies Aren't Just Making Great Cars. They're Making Money

While American and European rivals bleed cash transitioning to EVs, a new crop of Chinese EV startups are in the black.

InsideEVs

‘Consequences will follow’: Marco Rubio breaks down after Europe rejects him, and he wasn’t ready for a dose of reality

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio braced for some tough questions from European leaders at the G7 summit, all while criticizing nations unwilling to fully back the US-Israeli war on Iran. This comes as top diplomats showed significant divisions with the United States over the ongoing Iran war, despite agreeing…

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Cruz Beckham announces North American tour

Cruz Beckham has announced a North American tour with his band The Breakers, following a successful run of shows in the UK and Europe.

The Times of India

Sweet heist: 12 tonnes of KitKat stolen in Europe ahead of Easter

Nestle has reported the theft of a significant consignment of KitKat bars, comprising over 413,000 units, en route from Italy to Poland. The 12-tonne shipment's disappearance ahead of Easter could lead to temporary shortages. Investigations are ongoing to trace the stolen chocolate and prevent its unauthorized sale.

Radio France Internationale

Pope denounces widening gap between the rich and poor on Monaco visit

Pope Leo XIV on Saturday denounced the widening gap between the haves and have-nots as he visited Monaco, a millionaires' playground that is the surprise pick for the first western European trip of his papacy.

GOBankingRates

We Moved to Europe: 6 Money-Saving Tips for Living Comfortably Abroad

We share practical money-saving tips for living in Europe, from housing and healthcare to daily expenses, so you can enjoy a comfortable life abroad on less.

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Euronews

Jewish life in Europe: 'J'accuse. Never again is a lie'

In an opinion piece for Euronews, Israeli strategist Avital Sahar argues that Jewish life in Europe is under constant threat - accusing governments of effectively failing to protect their communities amid rising antisemitism.

Radio France Internationale

Europe turns to Algeria as war causes Middle East gas supplies to falter

As war in the Middle East disrupts global energy flows and leaves countries scrambling to replace gas supplies from the Gulf, European governments are turning their attention to a North African supplier with pipelines already linked to the continent: Algeria.

Euronews

Europe's farms are reeling from the Iran war. Regenerative farmers saw it coming

The Iran war has sent fertiliser prices soaring – but these farmers aren’t fazed.

Euronews

Oil, energy and food: Which countries in Europe are most exposed to higher food prices?

The crisis in the Middle East is driving up oil prices, affecting both energy and food costs. Experts agree that the Iran crisis will significantly impact food prices in Europe.

The Guardian - UK

Pope Leo heads to Monaco 488 years after the last papal visit

Decision to choose small, wealthy – but very Catholic – state for first European trip has baffled some Vatican observers

Euronews

Time zone quirks around the world that travellers may not know about

With European Summer Time almost upon us, we thought it was the perfect opportunity to look at time zones across the globe.

The Mary Sue

‘A circus’: French Senator rips into Trump’s White House for its obsession with waging war

Sen. Claude Malhuret from France delivered a scathing remark against Washington. His point wasn’t just to mock Trump’s cabinet but to explain that Europe, at this point in time, can only rely on itself where defense is concerned.

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