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No gun culture, big gun industry: the EU’s quiet arms economy

Europe doesn’t have a strong “gun culture,” but maintains strict regulations. Still, as a major global producer and exporter of weapons, the regulation of ownership, licensing and enforcement remains the responsibility of individual EU countries.

Euronews

As challenges mount, a two-speed Europe emerges as a way out

The notion of a two-speed Europe has come to the fore as leaders search for groundbreaking solutions to revive the stagnant economy.

Euronews

‘The trend is irreversible’: has Romania shattered the link between economic growth and high emissions?

Emissions have plunged 75% since communist times in the birthplace of big oil – but for some the transition has been brutal

The Guardian - UK

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ArcelorMittal invests €1.3 billion to produce 'green steel' at its Dunkirk plant

In the presence of French President Emmanuel Macron, the steelmaker confirmed the construction of its largest electric furnace in Europe at its Dunkirk plant in northern France.

Euronews

Final push as minister flies to Europe for trade talks

Trade Minister Don Farrell will meet with his EU counterpart for crunch talks on a free trade pact, as a handful of sticking points holds up an agreement.

AAP

UK to deploy more troops to Norway in response to Putin’s Arctic threat

Defence Secretary John Healey said: ‘Russia poses the greatest threat to Arctic and High North security that we have seen since the Cold War.’

Evening Standard

UK to double number of troops in Norway in response to Putin’s Arctic threat

The number of troops deployed in Norway will rise from 1,000 to 2,000 over three years

The Independent UK

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European Commission announces EU-wide 'action plan' to combat cyberbullying

The Commission will support the rollout of an online safety app across European member states, enabling children and young people to easily report cyberbullying and receive concrete help.

Euronews

Macron warns Europe risks being 'swept aside' by US and China

French President Emmanuel Macron has urged Europe to ramp up investment in strategic industries, warning that the continent risks being “swept aside” by competition from the United States and China.

Radio France Internationale

Why childhood cancer survival rates could be lower in the UK

Researchers found children with neuroblastoma had lower survival rates in the UK and Ireland compared with other countries in Europe

The Independent UK

EU leaders grapple with how to build and finance a competitive Europe

EU leaders want to turn Europe into a competitive economic powerhouse with a strong single market, but they must agree on how to build and finance it. These questions will be at the heart of an informal summit on Thursday.

Euronews

Take a ride across frozen sea on Estonia's ice road

Temperatures in northern Europe have been so low that Estonians can now drive across a 12 1/2-mile stretch of frozen sea

The Independent UK

EU lawmakers agree on migration policies easing deportations, drawing criticism

European lawmakers have approved a new immigration policy allowing nations to deny asylum and deport migrants from countries deemed safe

The Independent UK

HBO Max UK launch live: How to sign up, plus best shows to stream

Millions of viewers in the UK can now access HBO Max, and it couldn’t come at a better time

The Independent UK

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European Parliament clears way for transferring asylum seekers to unrelated countries

A legislative change approved by the European Parliament will enable EU states to send asylum seekers to countries with which they have no existing link.

Evening Standard

Kanye West to perform first European concert in more than a decade

Ye will perform at Vitesse Arnhem’s Gelredome football stadium in the Dutch city on June 6, followed by a show in Reggio Emilia, Italy, on July 1.

The Guardian - US

Is it possible to develop AI without the US?

Tech giants Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft and Meta to collectively invest $600bn on artificial intelligence this year

The Conversation

Women’s control over fertility is linked to education, money and digital access – study of 16 African countries

Many married women in sub-Saharan Africa don’t have the freedom to make decisions about their sexual and reproductive health. Global data show that only 37% of women in the region aged 15-49 can make their own informed decisions about sexual relations, contraceptive use and reproductive healthcare in the region. In…

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35 Things You Can Only Find In America

Travel broadens the mind, and it’s a ton of fun, too. Probably one of the first things that you’ll notice during your trips abroad is just how different life can be elsewhere. And when you jump continents, that difference can be even bigger. American internet users took to an online…

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Should the EU speak directly with Putin? Leaders agree to disagree – for now

The idea of re-engaging with the Kremlin as part of the peace talks to end the war in Ukraine has sharply split EU countries, with some calling for a special envoy and others insisting that Russia make concessions first.

Euronews

Macron pushes for EU common debt capacity to fund Europe’s future

The French president has called for a common EU debt capacity and eurobonds to fund green tech, defence and security, arguing Europe must invest in its future.

The Guardian - UK

The far right in power always co-opts culture – in France, it has already begun

Marine Le Pen’s party is concocting plans to replace a vital, vibrant arts scene with a retrograde movement that would glorify the country’s past, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

Marie Claire

Rare Vintage Has Never Been a Bigger Flex—But Tariffs Are Making Pulls Harder

Showrooms, dealers, and individual resellers have been feeling President Donald Trump's tariffs on imports. And it's having an impact on who gets what.

The Independent UK

Britain is becoming sunnier, according to science

Despite the dismal start to the year, the UK has become 4 per cent sunnier since 1994 due to a reduction in pollutant particles

TechRadar

Europe is going all-in on sovereign cloud – investment to triple by 2027

European governments, regulated industries and critical services are all doubling down on anti-hyperscaler, pro-sovereignty changes.

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