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Hidden paintings and radical art: Why Zurich should be your next cultural escape

While Basel shines during art week, Zurich offers travellers a year-round creative scene and cultural discoveries.

Euronews

Cost of living: Which are the cheapest and most expensive countries in Europe?

Price level indices shows how expensive or cheap goods and services are across countries, based on purchasing power parities. Western and Northern European countries tend to have high price levels, although incomes are not included in these comparisons.

Euronews

If Ryanair didn’t exist, would you have to invent it?

The Man Who Pays His Way: What did Europe’s biggest budget airline ever do for us?

The Independent UK

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What Can Juventus and Canada Expect From Jonathan David’s Move to Serie A?

Canadian striker Jonathan David signed a five-year deal with Juventus on Friday.

Sports Illustrated

Firefighters across Europe battle wildfires as blazes continue in Germany, Greece and Turkey

Experts link the rising frequency and intensity of heatwaves in Europe to climate change, warning that such extreme weather events are becoming increasingly common.

Euronews

Scotland among seven countries to sign landmark independence declaration

Scotland is one of seven European countries to have signed a landmark independence declaration

The National (Scotland)

Trade relations hang in the balance as China’s top diplomat tours Europe

China’s top diplomat Wang Yi’s high-profile tour of Europe this week has been dominated by deepening trade tensions and mounting security concerns, with relations between Beijing and the European Union their most strained in years. Meanwhile, Brussels is attempting to maintain good relations with Washington, in the face of President…

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8 Travel Habits That Could Invalidate Your Medicare Abroad

For many retirees, traveling the world is one of life’s greatest joys. Whether it’s visiting Europe’s historic cities, relaxing on Caribbean beaches, or seeing loved ones overseas, international travel becomes even more appealing once you’ve left the workforce.

Clever Dude

Win or Learn: The Rise of Game-Changer Aitana Bonmatí

Having reached the top of women’s soccer, the Spanish star has her sights set on a title she hasn’t claimed: UEFA European Women’s champion.

Sports Illustrated

PSG vs Bayern Munich LIVE: Club World Cup result, latest updates and reaction

Two European heavyweights clash in Atlanta for a place in the Club World Cup semi-final

Evening Standard

Germany sees 50% decline in asylum application in first half of 2025

The first half of 2025 showed a dramatic decline in asylum applications, falling as much as 50% from last year’s figures.

Euronews

‘Like working in a volcano’: stories from six countries in Europe on a day of extreme heat

How chefs, street performers and cheesemongers struggled to get their jobs done in record-busting temperatures

The Guardian - UK

The rise of ultra-luxury lounges, with fine art, Michelin-starred menus and chauffeur-driven BMWs

Ultra-luxury private lounges have been growing within the United States for some time, and now the concept is spreading to Europe and, in particular, the UK.

Fortune

Transfer news live: Arsenal given Gyokeres warning, agree Madueke and Chelsea target Donnarumma

Viktor Gyokeres has gone on strike and Arsenal have been given a warning by Sporting over the move

The Independent UK

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Euronews

Mosquito-borne diseases are a growing problem in Europe. How can they be kept in check?

Some climate researchers believe diseases typically found in tropical regions, such as dengue and chikungunya, could become endemic in Europe.

Euronews

Doing most of the chores at home? This app could help divide cleaning tasks and bring equality

In just ten months since its launch in September 2024, the app has gained over 25,000 users in Europe.

Euronews

Brussels, my love? Trump's trade war with the EU - the clock is ticking

In this edition of our weekly talk show participants discuss the trade conflict between Donald Trump and the EU, the aftermath of the Budapest Pride and the heatwave gripping large parts of Europe.

The Independent UK

Europe's human rights watchdog concerned over use of force against Serbia anti-corruption protesters

Europe's human rights watchdog has raised concerns about Serbia's handling of protests against President Aleksandar Vucic's government

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The Guardian - UK

Trump threatens 17% tariffs on food and farm produce exports from Europe

EU says it ‘favours a negotiated solution’ but is prepared for potential trade war with retaliatory duties

Euronews

42% increase in heat-related deaths at work in the EU since 2000, trade union says

The European Trade Union Confederation is calling for common rules to protect workers' health during heatwaves.

The Independent UK

Chelsea captain Reece James criticises standards of pitches at Club World Cup

James says the surfaces being used in the United States ‘are not as good as pitches in Europe’.

The Guardian - UK

Europe is scrambling to form a united front and regain relevance in the Iran crisis

Tehran now places little faith in the European countries who played a key role in brokering the Iranian nuclear deal

The National (Scotland)

Network promoting Scotland in Europe shuts after funding is pulled

A SCOTTISH Government-backed lobbying network is set to close after funding was withdrawn, The National can reveal.

The Independent UK

Ships forced to leave cargo behind as heatwave hits one of Europe’s longest rivers

Temperatures peaked at 35 degrees in Budapest this week as much of Europe baked in an early summer heatwave

The Guardian - UK

‘A war of the truth’: Europe’s heatwaves are failing to spur support for climate action

Voters may feel hotter summers are ‘too much’ but they appear to tolerate roll-back of policies to stop global heating

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