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Cost of Europe's extreme weather doubled this decade - and could hit €126 billion by 2029

Europe is being forced to foot an ever-growing bill as damage from weather and climate-related extremes exceeded €44.5 billion in recent years.

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Google invests €5 billion in Belgium to expand AI and cloud infrastructure

The tech giant’s largest Belgian project to date will create 300 jobs, boost data capacity in Wallonia and strengthen Europe’s drive for carbon-free digital growth.

Euronews

Zero Motorcycles Moves to Europe, Sees Writing On EV Wall About the US

EVs have found much greater uptake in Europe than in the US, particularly when it comes to the two-wheeled kind. Zero isn't leaving California, but it is reconfiguring.

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Fossil fuel companies claim to invest in renewables. But is it really helping the energy transition?

Fossil fuel companies are involved in very few renewable energy projects, a new report reveals.

Euronews

EU chief von der Leyen easily survives two more no confidence votes

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has comfortably survived two more no confidence votes

The Independent UK

EXCLUSIVE: Aduro Clean Advances Site Selection Across Canada, Europe, Mexico For Demonstration Plant Program

Aduro Clean Technologies Inc. (NASDAQ:ADUR) announced Thursday that it has started a global site-selection process as part of its Demonstration Plant program, focusing on locations across Canada, Europe, and Mexico.

Benzinga

Ineos boss urges help for chemicals industry

Sir Jim Ratcliffe has warned that Europe’s chemical industry is at a ‘tipping point’.

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Europe looks East: Uzbekistan builds a new manufacturing bridge

As Europe seeks closer supply chains, Uzbekistan is drawing investors and brands to the heart of Eurasia. Customs reforms, new partnerships, and surging investment are helping the country move from importer to producer.

Euronews

France Hosts Arab, Europe Ministers For Talks On 'Day After' Gaza War

France on Thursday hosts foreign ministers from Arab and European countries for talks on helping the Palestinians once the Gaza conflict between Israel and Hamas ends, a meeting that comes hours after the two sides agreed a ceasefire deal.

International Business Times

France hosts Arab, Europe ministers for talks on 'day after' Gaza war

Radio France Internationale

Zelenskyy says he will nominate Trump for Nobel peace prize if he secures Ukraine ceasefire – as it happened

US president has claimed he deserves the award for what he has described as his work in securing ‘numerous’ peace deals

The Guardian - UK

HSBC's Hong Kong Shares Dip After $13.6 Billion Take-Private Deal For Hang Seng Bank

HSBC‘s (HKG: 0005) (NYSE:HSBC) (LSE: HSBA) Hong Kong shares dropped over 7% on Thursday, after the European lender announced plans to privatize its majority-owned local unit, Hang Seng Bank (HKG: 0011), in a deal valued at HK$106.1 billion (about $13.63 billion).

Benzinga

The Nordic approach to business builds empowerment, team spirit and engagement. But can you copy it?

Nordic-headquartered businesses occupy ten spaces on Fortune’s 100 Best Companies to Work For – Europe list, despite their countries constituting under 4% of the continent’s population.

Fortune

Leading across borders: How Hilton adapted a winning culture to 50 European countries

Part of Hilton's success as an employer comes from a comprehensive set of structured employee benefits and support programs.

Fortune

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How an M&A-driven day nursery became one of Europe's top employers

Roberts had 16 sites in 2016 when she took BGF funding. After selling a majority stake to Fremman in 2021, she remained CEO. The group has since grown to 252 U.K. sites, mostly via acquisitions.

Fortune

How Cisco uses AI agents and nudges to cut bureaucracy and free employees’ time

Chief People Officer Kelly Jones shares how the tech leader, No. 5 on the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For Europe, is using AI to empower workers.

Fortune

How pharma giant AbbVie holds leaders accountable for culture

The pharmaceutical company is one of the honorees on the Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For Europe list in 2025.

Euronews

Unprecedented glacier melting will leave US peaks ice-free for the first time, new study finds

The glacier melt in California’s Sierra Nevada mountains is unprecedented, a new study shows.

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High noon for von der Leyen as she faces Strasbourg standoff

The European Parliament votes Thursday whether to topple the European Commission, with several political groups split.

The Guardian - UK

The EU has a secret weapon to counter Trump’s economic bullying. It’s time to use it

The anti-coercion instrument, or ‘trade bazooka’, is designed to shield against foreign pressure, says civil liberties campaigner Johnny Ryan

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Zelensky says Kyiv will nominate Trump for Nobel Peace Prize if US provides Tomahawks

Russia warned it will retaliate to hurt Washington if Tomahawks are sent to Ukraine

International Business Times

EU Chief Faces Confidence Votes In Fractious Parliament

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen faces two confidence votes Thursday in the European Parliament -- challenges that pose no serious threat to her leadership but underscore the tensions roiling the assembly.

Radio France Internationale

Von der Leyen urges stronger EU response to Russia’s 'hybrid war'

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has urged the EU to step up its response to Russia’s 'hybrid war', unveiling plans to strengthen Europe’s defences against escalating threats.

GamesRadar

PlayStation immediately outperformed Nintendo and Sega in Europe at launch because neither had a "consistent marketing strategy," and Sony "didn't say no to things"

PlayStation made life easier for developers, too

Evening Standard

Shane Lowry looking to emulate Robert MacIntyre with first win after Ryder Cup

Europe defended their Ryder Cup title in New York

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