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From Scotland to Venice: These are some of Europe’s most scenic train journeys

From the famous Venice Simplon-Orient-Express to Scotland’s Kyle Line, these picturesque rail journeys allow travellers to enjoy the best of Europe at a leisurely pace.

Euronews

Home of 'most impressive' collection of Viking-age sculptures in Europe excavated

AN EXCAVATION of the home of one of the most “impressive” collections of early medieval sculptures found in Europe is under way in Glasgow ...

The National (Scotland)

‘It’s an Honor’—Mexican Wonderkid Gilberto Mora Responds to Links With European Giant

The 16-year-old record-breaker is on the radar of massive European clubs, including Real Madrid.

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Aramco Houston Championship Full Prize Money Payout 2025

The latest PIF Global Series event in the Ladies European Tour season offers up another mammoth prize purse to those competing at Golfcrest Country Club

Golf Monthly

What to expect during today's 'blood moon' total lunar eclipse

The Sept. 7-8 total lunar eclipse will be visible to over 7 billion people in Asia, Australia, Africa and eastern Europe.

Space

Charm offensive: Molenbeek's street festival sets city sights on becoming EU culture capital in 2030

Molenfest2025 is a multidisciplinary festival celebrating Molenbeek's diverse community. It's part of the Brussels neighbourhood's drive to change its image, that's often associated with violent crime, as it bids to become the European Capital of Culture in 2030 (ECOC2030).

Euronews

Trump threatens retaliation after EU hits Google with antitrust fine

Trump said in a post on Truth Social that the €2.95 billion fine was "unfair" and "discriminatory" and later told reporters he will "be speaking to the European Union."

Euronews

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Is AI a canary in the coal mine and should we really fear AI taking jobs in Europe?

Early studies from the US show that young workers are being replaced in AI-vulnerable jobs such as software engineering and are instead pivoting to vocational fields like nursing or retail. Is the same thing happening in Europe?

Euronews

The Brexit origin story goes back further than you think

Tom McTague is one of the best contemporary writers on the intersection of domestic politics with wider events and the role of character and quirk in shaping what follows. In Between the Waves: The Hidden History of a Very British Revolution 1945-2016, the writer turned New Statesman editor undertakes a…

Evening Standard

Brussels, my love? Emmanuel Macron: A King without his country?

In this edition of our weekly politics show, we break down the security guarantees for Ukraine, the EU-Mercosur trade deal and the political instability in France.

Euronews

Seven Deals That Can Still Be Done This Summer

A number of transfer windows across the world are still open for business.

Sports Illustrated

Algae grown on dairy effluent cuts mineral fertiliser use by 25%, scientists say

Researchers are developing bio-based fertilisers that reduce pollution, save energy and could curb Europe’s reliance on Russian imports. One promising solution: algae grown on wastewater.

Euronews

Nestlé Chief Ousted After 'Affair With Colleague' — Proof Europe Is Now Playing by America's Corporate Rules

Nestlé has dismissed CEO Laurent Freixe after an investigation found he concealed a romantic relationship with a subordinate—marking a rare instance of swift action in European corporate governance.

International Business Times UK

European Teenage Girls Being Used As Assassins in Organized Crime

Organized criminal violence is a near-daily occurrence in Sweden, and approximately 280 girls between the ages of 15 to 17 have been charged with murder.

Latin Times

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LiveScience

Homo erectus: Facts about the first human lineage to leave Africa

Homo erectus is associated with a number of firsts in its 2 million years of existence, including being the first hominin to travel out of Africa.

Benzinga

ExxonMobil Faces Tough Choices In Europe As Competition From China Intensifies

ExxonMobil (NYSE:XOM) stock is trading lower on Friday after reports indicating the company plans to sell parts of its European chemical business. The industry struggles with U.S. tariffs, high energy costs, and growing competition from China.

FourFourTwo

Ranked! The teams with the most Champions League wins ever

The aristocracy of Europe crop up time and time again in continental competition - and these are the 20 who have defined the Champions League since 1956

International Business Times

Seizing Russian Assets Would Risk 'Terrible Systemic Shock' To Euro: Belgian FM

Seizing Russian central bank assets immobilised in the 27-nation EU over the Ukraine war risks inflicting major damage on Europe's economy, Belgian Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot told AFP Friday.

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After Killing the Gas Macan, Porsche Is Now Scrambling for a Replacement: Report

Porsche is scrambling. Going fully electric with the Macan was a bold decision that came at the wrong time, as luxury EV demand faltered in the US and Europe, and Porsche sales essentially collapsed in China. Porsche won’t revive the gas-powered Macan, sadly, but the company is making a successor—and it's…

Benzinga

SentinelOne Partners With Schwarz Digits To Build Sovereign Cybersecurity For Europe

SentinelOne, Inc. (NYSE:S) stock traded higher Friday after unveiling a strategic partnership with Schwarz Digits, the IT and digital unit of Schwarz Group, to roll out a sovereign cybersecurity platform across Europe.

The Independent UK

Trump is undermining Europe’s new world order – much to Putin’s glee

COMMENT: Europe’s every move to try and force Putin into a peace deal is dogged by the US president’s flip-flopping on Russia, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

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Donald Trump, who is ready to present America’s ‘treasure’ to Russia, pressures Europe to cut off Putin’s massive funding source

Another day, another vague Trump promise that "something will happen."

Tom’s Guide

Best of IFA 2025: 18 top new gadgets we saw

After a week spent at Europe's biggest tech event, we've hand-picked the top 17 new gadgets from the show floor.

Strava-owned Runna takes its biggest leap yet with global language rollout

The app goes multilingual, opening the door to millions of new runners in Europe, Latin America and Asia

Euronews

European travellers to the US will see ESTA fee almost double at end of September

The price hike comes as the US is experiencing a steep decline in foreign tourists, and could potentially further dissuade visitors.

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