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Global stock market sell-off deepens as oil and gas prices continue ascent

European and US markets fell deep into the red as the escalating conflict reverberated across global markets.

Evening Standard

Tesla Under Fire: What To Do With Your EV Stock Before It’s Too Late

Legal challenges and falling European EV sales are pressuring Tesla (TSLA). Some investors may be rethinking whether the stock is still a long-term hold.

GOBankingRates

Inside Macron’s new deterrence strategy: 8 European allies, 1 French nuclear button

France is moving to tie its nuclear deterrent strategy more closely with European allies while keeping full control over any strike decision

The Independent UK

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Wet winter, hot summer? What ‘climate whiplash’ means for the UK

After a dry 2025 with the UK’s warmest summer on record, winter 2026 delivered something very different: rain for 50 days in a row in parts of Devon and Cornwall, one of the rainiest seasons on record and only 80% of average sunshine.

The Conversation

Iran war puts Von der Leyen’s expanding foreign policy role under scrutiny

Analysts say the European Commission president has increasingly stepped into foreign-policy areas reserved for others under EU treaties, from the US-Israel attack on Iran to Ukraine, Gaza, and US tariffs on the EU.

Euronews

Some travelers stranded in Dubai are paying huge sums for private charter flights out

Tens of thousands of airline passengers are stranded by the Iran war that has spread across the Gulf region, but some wealthy travelers are getting out — by paying large sums for luxury flights to Europe via airports that are safe from attacks

The Independent UK

‘Intense’ Saharan dust storm to sweep into Europe this week and bring hazy skies

Colourful sunrises, air pollution and dust deposits could impact much of southern Europe

The Independent UK

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Arrowhead points found in Central Asia could prove the existence of ‘Homo sapiens’ 80,000 years ago

Unretouched triangular microlithic projectile points have been identified from their impact traces in the oldest occupation layers of the Obi-Rakhmat site in Uzbekistan, dating to 80,000 years ago. Their size corresponds to small arrowheads, which are directly comparable to those produced by Homo sapiens during an incursion into Neanderthal territory…

The Conversation

EU praises Azerbaijani gas partnership amid energy disruption triggered by Middle East crisis

Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen said Azerbaijan's gas supplies will remain an important backbone of the EU's energy security as the bloc deals with a new energy crisis following the suspension of LNG shipments from Qatar and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz.

Euronews

Binance Takes a Step Toward EU-Wide Operations With MiCA Application in Greece

Binance just formally applied for a Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) license in Greece, as part of a strategy to secure the required approval to operate in the European Union.

inkl

Europe unites to build sovereign cloud and AI infrastructure to stop reliance on US

Europe announces a new cloud empire to end dependence on the US and China.

Euronews

A 2,850-year-old mass grave in Serbia reveals a shift in prehistoric violence

The earliest mass graves in Europe date back just over 7,000 years. They reveal brutal evidence for violence beyond the simple act of killing. The motives for these events are probably diverse but consistently highlight an intention to kill large numbers of enemies across sex and age ranges.

The Conversation

Europe’s digital infrastructure is running out of room in its traditional centers

Demand for compute is colliding with physical and regulatory limits in FLAP markets.

TechRadar

Shoot for the Starlink: How Deutsche Telekom hopes to close Europe's cellular dead zones

Speaking to Euronews Next at the 20th Mobile World Congress, Deutsche Telekom discussed partnering with Starlink, integrating more AI, and how they're navigating global growth while protecting EU sovereignty.

Euronews

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The Independent UK

Why natural gas prices has spiked by 93 per cent and what the impact might be for UK

A Qatari gas plant shutting has stoked fears of an energy crisis as attacks across the Gulf continue

Euronews

Tehran vows to strike European countries if they join Iran war

In an official announcement in Tehran on Tuesday, the Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson said that any action by Europeans will be regarded as an “act of war” and met with a response targeting Europe's cities.

Digital Camera World

Oppo has announced the sequel to my favorite phone of last year – and it’s finally going global!

The Oppo Find X9 Ultra heads to Europe as Oppo confirms its global debut

Euronews

Germany warned of Iranian sleeper cells after Tehran's fatwa on West

Experts in Germany have warned that Iran-linked sleeper cells could strike in Europe after a fatwa was issued by Tehran over the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, as Berlin boosts vigilance and US probes possible terror attacks.

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International Business Times UK

EU Heightens Economy and Security Watch as UK, France, Germany Side with US on Iran Crisis

As tensions rise in the Middle East, Europe braces for potential impacts on energy supplies and economic stability. The EU steps up monitoring and security measures.

Euronews

Gas prices nearly double as Europe braces for Iran war energy shocks

Gas prices in Europe are rising as Middle East tensions disrupt global energy flows, fuelling fears of tighter LNG supplies. Analysts warn that if the conflict persists, higher wholesale costs could feed through to household bills and weigh on the wider economy.

Fortune

Europe doesn’t lack tech talent. Its leaders lack execution

The continent’s biggest obstacle isn't Silicon Valley. It is its own inability to get things done.

We Got This Covered

Exiled ‘crown prince’ demands Europe stop waffling and join Donald Trump

He wants them to take a firm stand instead of weak promises.

Euronews

Europe must prepare now for the Tehran regime's fall in Iran

In an opinion piece for Euronews, German SPD politician Danial Ilkhanipour explains why many Iranians see the regime’s end approaching – and fear a deal more than the war.

Euronews

One in five Europeans sees the US as a 'threat': Is public opinion turning to China?

Around 20% of people in Europe's biggest countries now consider the US 'a major threat', higher than North Korea and China.

Metal Hammer

“I was in the front row. Everybody was pushing and things got really violent”: This is what it was like watching Metallica on their first European tour, as explained by a fellow thrash metal star

Kreator’s Mille Petrozza was 15 when he saw the future biggest band in metal support Venom at a 3,000-capacity festival in the Netherlands

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