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MSPs told Brexit cost Scotland more than £3 billion last year

BREXIT cost Scotland more than £3 billion last year alone, MSPs will be told in a statement, 10 years on from the vote to referendum that saw the…

The National (Scotland) · Jun 18

Newsletter: Zelenskyy in town for talks with NATO and EU leaders

Also in this newsletter: Former US commander general Ben Hodges reacts to the signing of the US-Iran peace deal, and former French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire tells Euronews the EU needs to function as a core group of six.

Euronews · Jun 18

Synthetic opioids: can Europe keep up with a new drug created every week?

Fifty new drugs were detected across Europe in 2025 alone, many of them highly potent synthetic opioids. Can the EU’s drugs strategy keep pace with an increasingly dangerous and fast-moving drug landscape?

Euronews · Jun 18

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European lawsuits over child suicide and self-harm caused by social media pile up

Cases are being heard before courts in Italy and France, while the family of a Scottish teen is part of a lawsuit in the United States.

Euronews · Jun 18

Heatwaves hit Europe: How to stay cool when it really matters

Heatwaves can be dangerous, but simple measures can significantly reduce the risk of heat-related illness.

Euronews · Jun 18

These luxury European hotels have been included in a new hall of fame list

From Paris and Monte Carlo to Lake Como and St Moritz, nine of Europe's most iconic luxury hotels have earned places in Esquire's Hotel Hall of Fame.

Euronews · Jun 18

Severe drought, energy shortages and food insecurity: What El Niño could mean for Europe this year

This year’s potentially record-breaking El Niño could impact food systems, energy production, economies, ecosystems and human wellbeing.

Euronews · Jun 18

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How a tiny potato beetle became a Cold War weapon: The bizarre story behind East Germany's 'American insect' campaign

In the summer of 1950, farmers across East Germany began finding their potato crops stripped bare. The culprit was the Colorado potato beetle, a small, striped insect native to North America that had been spreading steadily across Europe for decades. What happened next had nothing to do with agriculture and…

The Times of India · Jun 18

Inside Europe's most innovative companies 2026

From semiconductors powering the AI boom to 360-year-old manufacturers adapting to the green economy,  here are the organizations driving the European economy forward.

Fortune · Jun 18

Europe explores energy security alternatives after Iran war's turmoil

The Iran war's impact on global fuel prices has pushed Europe to explore alternative trade and energy routes

AAP · Jun 18

‘Most famous tree in the world’: Sherwood Forest’s 1,000-year-old Major oak dies

Nottinghamshire tree, one of Europe’s oldest and largest, fails to produce leaves after being stressed by series of hot, dry summers

The Guardian - UK · Jun 17

"The father of them all' — How Europe's top-secret Barracuda drone shaped the future of combat aviation 20 years ago

Twenty years after its first flight, Barracuda remains the technological foundation behind Europe's future military aviation projects.

TechRadar · Jun 17

"We're definitely going to be in Europe. We're definitely going to be in South America, and Australia, and the US." Faith No More bassist Bill Gould confirms that the band will return in 2027

Expect the first Faith No More live shows in 10 years to be announced imminently

Metal Hammer · Jun 17

VivaTech 2026: Rebuilding business models with AI

What role will artificial intelligence play in business development and daily life? It’s one of the questions dominating this year's VivaTech, Europe's biggest event focused on startups and innovation. Our Business Editor Kate Moody sat down with Julia White, Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer of Amazon Web Services, to…

France 24 · Jun 17

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The Conversation · Jun 17

Bonfires, Maypoles and a saint’s day: How Europe celebrates the longest day of the year

Whether cities or villages, many communities across Europe spend the day and night of June 24 celebrating Midsummer. Congregating around bonfires, or sometimes maypoles, sporting handwoven wreaths of wildflowers or oak leaves, they’ll sing, jump, dance, eat, drink, catch up and celebrate the arrival of the longest day of the…

Euronews · Jun 17

Europeans leave G7 feeling relieved, balancing self-interest and flattery to keep Trump in check

Macron hailed the G7 as an "objectively successful" summit after leaders agreed on key issues from Ukraine and Iran to critical minerals. European officials point to growing convergence with Washington, but Trump's volatile diplomacy continues to cloud transatlantic relations.

Euronews · Jun 17

How can Europe compete with the US and China economically? MEPs debate on The Ring

From Artificial Intelligence to rare minerals, from Trump's tariffs to China's cheap exports - in this edition MEPs Jörgen Walborn (EPP) and Lina Gálvez (S&D) talk about the global economic challenges that lie ahead and that impact all of us in Europe.

The Economic Times · Jun 17

European proverb of the day: 'There'll be white blackbirds before an unwilling woman...' Life lessons from Irish saying on true commitment, emotional readiness, genuine consent, lasting bonds, mutual desire, coercion, meaningful relationships, manipulation, and why forced marriages never benefit anyone

European proverb of the day brings attention to the Irish saying, "There'll be white blackbirds before an unwilling woman ties the knot." The proverb explains that true commitment cannot be forced. It teaches the value of consent, emotional readiness, mutual respect, personal choice, meaningful relationships, and lasting bonds. The saying…

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The Guardian - UK · Jun 17

The Guardian view on Britain and the EU: Ed Davey is right – a changed world changes the argument

Editorial: The Liberal Democrat leader’s call for more ambitious reintegration with Europe brings a necessary focus on economic and strategic reality

The Times of India · Jun 17

10 happiest countries in the world to live in as per the World Happiness Report: From Finland to Switzerland

The idea of the "best" country to live in rarely comes down to a single factor. A place with strong wages may struggle with housing costs. A country known for safety might offer fewer economic opportunities than a larger neighbour. Climate, healthcare, education, public services, social trust, and simple day-to-day…

The Economic Times · Jun 17

France's OVHcloud plans frontier AI models to become Europe's second LLM player

OVHcloud aims to build advanced AI models. This move positions the European cloud provider as a competitor to Mistral. The company seeks to offer alternatives to US and Chinese AI systems. OVHcloud CEO Octave Klaba stated the firm must master this technology for its future. The economics of developing these…

The Economic Times · Jun 17

W marks the X-spot: European social network takes on Musk

As Europe pushes for more tech sovereignty, social network W believes it has the X- it's European. The most popular social networks in Europe are Meta's Facebook and Instagram with 259 million monthly users, Chinese-owned TikTok with 135.9 million monthly and X with approximately 115.1 million users, according to the…

Euronews · Jun 17

Germany and Poland sign new defence deal as balance of power in Europe shifts

Poland’s importance as a logistics hub for Ukraine, alongside its growing economy and heavy defence investment, has made it a compelling partner for Germany and other core European countries.

The Independent UK · Jun 17

Starmer refuses to say whether he wants to see Britain rejoin the EU in his lifetime

Debate over Brexit reignited in past few weeks after leadership rival Wes Streeting called for Britain to rejoin bloc

Reason · Jun 17

Is Europe Finally Taking Responsibility for Its Own Defense?

The annual G7 summit comes at a pivotal time in U.S.-European relations, as the continent grapples with an American foreign policy that demands greater European autonomy.

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