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German Firm Gives 'Second Life' To Used EV Batteries

A German company is putting used electric vehicle batteries to new use by stacking them into fridge-size units that homes and businesses can use to store their excess solar and wind energy.

International Business Times

How to watch Crystal Palace vs Fredrikstad FOR FREE: TV channel and live stream for Conference League today

Tonight marks Crystal Palace’s first-ever venture into full European competition

Evening Standard

Estonia’s remote islands may be Europe’s best-kept travel secret. Here’s why

These secluded Estonian islands offer solitude, nature, ancient architecture and abundant wildlife for a more rejuvenating holiday.

Euronews

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Is Paris Europe's most deadly capital during heatwaves?

There are certain factors relating to geography and large-scale weather systems that make the French capital particularly vulnerable to heatwaves.

Euronews

“It’s pretty progressive, but it’s not Rush, is it? It’s not Dream Theater. The virtuosity comes in the details and subtlety”: When TesseracT introduced themselves and explained the djent movement

At a time when online musicianship was still regarded as a bit geeky, the quintet were preparing to launch debut album One and embark on their first US tour – and they had plenty to say about filesharing, stats and haircuts

Metal Hammer

EU health authorities warn that mosquito-borne illnesses are at record highs

Health officials said the longer season for mosquito-borne illnesses is becoming a "new normal" in Europe.

Euronews

European leaders scrambled to shield Ukraine in high-stakes Trump talks – but did they?

The shifting loyalties of the White House have inadvertently bound Europe closer together – how long can that unity last?

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Ukraine-Russia war latest: Trump suggests Kyiv needs to ‘fight back’ against Putin in fiery tirade

Mr Trump’s statement follows the Russian bombing of a US electronics manufacturer in Ukraine, which Mr Zelensky damned as ‘very telling’ amid peace talk negotiations

The Independent UK

Europe must shoulder ‘lion’s share’ of Ukraine’s security, Vance says

US vice president says Europe will be expected to play the ‘leading role’ in guaranteeing Kyiv’s post-war security.

Al Jazeera

Islamic State extremists exploit instability in Africa and Syria, UN experts say

U.N. counterterrorism experts warn that Islamic State extremists are exploiting instability in Africa and Syria and remain a significant threat in Afghanistan, Central Asia and Europe

The Independent UK

UK military chief meets US counterparts for Ukraine talks

Admiral Sir Tony Radakin met senior US defence officials alongside other European military chiefs in Washington DC on Wednesday.

Evening Standard

NBA 2K26 MyCAREER: Out of Bounds Takes Players to Europe

Overseas we go!

Operation Sports

Want to understand the history of European culture? Start with the Minoans, not the Ancient Greeks

The Minoan culture was the first highly complex society on modern European soil, with palaces, writing, stunning art – and even flushing toilets. The Minoans lived in the bronze age (circa 3000-1200BC) on the Mediterranean island of Crete, which served as a stepping stone between Europe, Africa and Asia.

The Conversation

How Europe Tried To Speak Trump

A careful selection of cast and roles and a clear strategy to avoid deadlocks.

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The Conversation

Ukraine war: what an ‘article 5-style’ security guarantee might look like

Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky, had good cause to be optimistic following his recent White House meetings with Donald Trump and the leaders of the European “coalition of the willing”. While a concrete peace plan has yet to emerge, Trump appears to have come around to the European position that security…

The Guardian - UK

Why doesn’t the BBC blaze the glories of its orchestras year round, not just at the Proms?

The orchestras and choirs of the Danish Broadcasting Corporation are at the centre of Denmark’s cultural life. As its Symphony Orchestra comes to the Proms, what the BBC can learn from its European counterpart?

The Independent UK

Deadly tropical virus could reach London due to rising temperatures, scientists warn

Dengue fever, which is spread by the Asian tiger mosquito, has been moving steadily northward in Europe

Euronews

Crackdown on 'forever chemicals' expands ahead of EU rules overhaul

As the EU prepares a broader reform of its chemical legislation, the European Chemicals Agency has updated its proposal to restrict “forever chemicals,” adding new sectors to the scope of its planned ban.

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Swimming in the Seine: an old pastime resurfaces in the age of global warming

As the 2024 Olympic Games drew near, the promise of being able to swim in the Seine turned into a media countdown: first as part of the official sporting events and then for the general public. As bids for the Olympic and Paralympic Games have become less and less popular…

The Guardian - UK

What does a true Brit feel when we commemorate the war or fly the St George flag? Depends on the Brit

Politicians love a single, unifying narrative, but it’s more complicated for those of us who see UK life and history through a different lens, says author and broadcaster Mihir Bose

Al Jazeera

Is Ukraine closer to peace after Trump’s meetings with Zelenskyy, Putin?

Analysts say as the US and Europe avoid direct military contact with Russia, a ceasefire is yet elusive.

Tom’s Guide

Prime Video’s new romantic drama movie is a visually stunning summer retreat — and you can stream it now

Prime Video’s new romantic drama “The Map That Leads to You” is now streaming, a love story about a chance encounter on a European adventure that forever changes two young lives.

Euronews

Google updates terms for app marketplace following EU pressure

Google said it is making the changes following discussions with the European Commission.

Euronews

European brews: Alcohol-free sector expands in Europe

The alcohol-free beer sector grew by 11% in 2024. While Germany leads in production, the Netherlands is the EU's biggest exporter.

Metal Hammer

"We can't wait to share some of these new songs with you!" Between The Buried And Me announce UK and European tour for early 2026

US prog metallers Between The Buried And Me will release their new studio album, The Blue Nowhere, in September

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