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How state actors are exploiting climate crises to spread disinformation

The number of extreme weather events is on the rise, and some states are taking advantage of these climate crises to spread disinformation. A report by France's Institute for International and Strategic Affairs (IRIS) says that climate disinformation has become a “tool for destabilisation”.

France 24

How Chelsea could still host Champions League games next season with talks under way

Blues missed out on Europe, though Stamford Bridge could still host matches after new request

Evening Standard

European gas prices surge amid fears US-Iran war will cause winter shortages

Benchmark hits a four-year high as oil briefly breaches $90 a barrel before easing after Tehran says talks ongoing

The Guardian - UK

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When Is the 2030 FIFA World Cup? The Tournament Will Span Three Continents for the First Time

The 2030 FIFA World Cup will be uniquely hosted across Spain, Portugal, Morocco, Uruguay, Argentina, and Paraguay, marking the tournament's centenary with a historic three-continent celebration.

International Business Times UK

EU hits AliExpress with a record 550 million-euro fine over unsafe and counterfeit goods

The European Commission has fined AliExpress 550 million euros for failing to curb the sale of unsafe and counterfeit products

The Independent UK

Eurail and Interrail explained: How Europe's rail passes work

Planning a European rail adventure? With 33 countries to explore, here’s everything you need to know about Eurail and Interrail passes to see the continent at a slower pace.

Euronews

Antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea cases on the rise in Europe, health agency warns

Antibiotic-resistant gonorrhoea is spreading across Europe and health officials warn infections are increasingly being transmitted locally, not just imported from abroad.

Euronews

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EVs Just Beat Gas And Diesel In Europe’s Biggest Car Market For The First Time

EVs and hybrids were neck and neck, but all-electric cars emerged as the top choice in Germany last month.

InsideEVs

In 1928, a German architect planned to block the Strait of Gibraltar, drain the Mediterranean and create a new continent called Atlantropa

In 1928, German architect Hermann Sörgel unveiled one of the most ambitious engineering visions ever imagined: Atlantropa, a plan to block the Strait of Gibraltar, lower the Mediterranean Sea level and create a new Europe-Africa supercontinent. The extraordinary proposal aimed to generate massive hydroelectric power, reveal vast areas of new…

The Times of India

How Nestlé turned a chocolate heist into a masterclass in brand building

When thieves made off with a truckload of KitKats, Nestlé's marketing team decided the best crisis response was to make a joke of it—it’s European marketing head explains how it pulled off the feat.

Fortune

3,000-year-old trousers found in a Chinese desert grave reveal why horse riding changed human clothing forever

Long before jeans, leggings or tailored trousers became everyday wardrobe staples, a nomadic horseman in what is now northwestern China was buried wearing what researchers now call the oldest known pair of pants in the world. Discovered in the Yanghai cemetery near the Turfan oasis in the Xinjiang region, the…

The Times of India

When Is the Next International Break? 2026 Dates and Schedule

FIFA originally scheduled six international breaks for 2026, but with the World Cup now concluded, only two remain on the calendar.

Sports Illustrated

Global Market: European shares dip as oil surge fuels inflation fears ahead of ECB meeting

European shares dipped slightly as oil prices climbed due to escalating US-Iran tensions. This surge revived inflation concerns and impacted investor sentiment ahead of key economic events. Energy stocks performed well, while travel and leisure shares faced pressure from higher fuel costs. Technology stocks saw gains as investors anticipated major…

The Economic Times

Europe rights body urges Fifa to strengthen integrity of football ahead of 2030

The Council of Europe, a pan-European human rights body, has questioned the integrity of the World Cup and urged governing body Fifa to help build a stronger framework for the 2030 edition being played mostly in Spain and Portugal.

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Euronews

Delayed flight? Will the new rules make it easier to get your money back? Take our poll

The European Parliament (with a vote of 646 to 12) and the European Council confirmed the deal reached on 15 June to update air passenger rights. Travellers will enjoy stronger protection, from faster reimbursement to price transparency from mid-2027.

Euronews

Sweet, sweet Spanish victory

In today's newsletter: The FIFA World Cup magic comes to an end, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen holds court on competitiveness, and various European capitals face ministerial reshuffles.

The Economic Times

Global Market: ASML's AI-fuelled rally raises prospects of becoming Europe's first trillion-dollar company

The artificial intelligence boom has propelled Dutch chip equipment maker ASML to become Europe's most valuable listed technology company, with investors increasingly betting it could become the continent's first trillion-dollar company. Strong AI-driven demand, a dominant position in advanced chipmaking equipment and bullish analyst forecasts have fuelled optimism, although geopolitical…

The Economic Times

Could AI chip boom make ASML Europe's first trillion-dollar firm?

After blowout second quarter earnings, investors and analysts are asking a once far-fetched question: could ASML become Europe's first ever trillion-dollar firm?

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The Economic Times

Indian students cool on 'American Dream' as EU opens its doors

Indian students are increasingly considering Europe over the US for higher education, attracted by lower tuition fees, clearer post-study work pathways and the India-EU mobility framework. Consultants report rising enquiries, while universities in the Netherlands and elsewhere are seeing higher Indian enrolments, although language, housing and employment challenges remain.

Euronews

Running holidays: Europe's best destinations for a 'runcation' as active travel booms

Running holidays are becoming one of travel's fastest-growing trends, with new search data revealing a surge in demand for active getaways. From the Dolomites to Madeira, these are the best places in Europe to lace up your trainers.

Bangkok Post

OnePlus pulls out of US, Europe markets and realme exits China

Smartphone makers OnePlus and realme have announced major market withdrawals, with OnePlus exiting the United States and Europe, while sister brand realme departs mainland China to focus entirely on global markets.

The Guardian - UK

Europe is at risk of creating a human rights black hole with its ‘return hubs’ for migrants

Without iron-clad legal safeguards, offshore migration centres can only repeat the worst mistakes of the recent past, says the Council of Europe’s human rights commissioner

The Economic Times

Global Market Today: Asian shares hesitant as oil climbs, earnings loom

Asian markets showed hesitation as oil prices climbed due to escalating Gulf conflict. This surge revived inflation worries, influencing Federal Reserve rate hike expectations. Major tech earnings this week will test investor confidence in artificial intelligence stocks. South Korea's market experienced significant losses after retail investors were squeezed out. The…

The Conversation

Burnham’s Britain: what kind of country has the UK’s new prime minister inherited?

When Andy Burnham is handed the keys to 10 Downing Street on Monday, the United Kingdom will have its seventh prime minister in the ten years since it voted to leave the European Union.

International Business Times UK

Ten EU States Push for Weaker Carbon Rules as Seven Others Warn Against Watering Down ETS

Ten EU states pushed to loosen carbon market rules while seven, including Spain, warned it risks undermining the bloc's climate targets.

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