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Rail line to reopen in Oxford as part of ‘Europe’s Silicon Valley’ project

Two new stations are to be built in Oxford as part of the development

The Independent UK

Apple Might Turn Off App Tracking in Europe, But the Real Reason Has Everyone Talking

Apple warns it may disable App Tracking Transparency in Europe amid intense lobbying. For iOS users, this has sparked privacy and antitrust debate.

International Business Times

World Travel Awards: Portugal voted 'Best Destination in Europe' for 2025

Several destinations in Portugal were also recognised, such as Lisbon, Porto and Madeira.

Euronews

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Polio vaccination rates fell in Europe and Central Asia last year. Here's why the WHO is concerned

Global health officials said efforts to maintain Europe’s polio-free status ‘continue to be challenged’.

Euronews

Barcelona ‘Learn Bargain Cost’ of Striker Target Available to European Rivals

Hansi Flick’s side are bracing for Robert Lewandowski’s increasingly likely departure next summer.

Sports Illustrated

Boox's Kindle Colorsoft / smartphone hybrid is coming to UK, US and Europe too

Boox has announced the Palma 2 Pro – a pocketable E Ink smartphone that will soon be available globally

Zelenskyy to meet European leaders in London for talks on military aid for Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to meet European leaders in London on Friday

The Independent UK

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‘Coalition of the willing’ meets in London as Kyiv presses for more missiles

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky is in London this Friday for a meeting of the country’s key supporters, where Britain’s Prime Minister Keir Starmer is expected to call on Europe to deliver more long-range missiles to help Kyiv maintain its momentum against Moscow.

Radio France Internationale

When trains are pricier than planes, there’s a heavy social, financial and environmental cost

In this week’s newsletter: whether it’s a holiday or work trip, railway travellers find themselves burdened by astronomical prices

The Guardian - UK

Europe seeks role in Gaza as pressure grows on Israel over fragile ceasefire

European Union leaders are pushing for a bigger role in Gaza and the West Bank after being left out of the US-brokered ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.

Radio France Internationale

Friday’s briefing: Sean Dyche off to perfect start and Villa suffer shock defeat

Penalties from Morgan Gibbs-White and Igor Jesus sealed Nottingham Forest a first European victory in 30 years.

The Independent UK

UK To Press 'Coalition Of Willing' For More Long-range Missiles For Ukraine

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky heads to London Friday for a meeting of its key backers, where Britain's prime minister has said he will call on Europe to deliver more long-range missiles.

International Business Times

Chinese Cars Are Dominating in Asia, Africa, and South America

The real battle between traditional automakers and Chinese manufacturers isn’t happening in Europe or the United States, but in developing and low-income economies. China is steadily becoming a serious contender for consumers across Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, Central Asia, and Southeast Asia.

Motor1

AWS reveals new cloud incident reporting tool, with almost zero sense of irony

AWS CloudWatch will get new incident report generation tool - days after an AWS outage affected parts of the internet.

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The Independent UK

Europe must go further and faster to break Russia’s war machine

THE INDEPENDENT VIEW: Editorial: Donald Trump’s sanctions on Russian oil are a welcome shift from a changeable president – but Ukraine needs its European allies to do much more to hit Putin where it hurts

The Independent UK

Could Europe’s last divided nation finally be unified, and what would it mean for travellers?

Exclusive: Simon Calder takes soundings from both sides of the ‘green line’ that cuts through the nation and its capital

Euronews

Qatar and US warn EU law could threaten energy security as GECF ministers meet

Both countries called on the EU to either repeal the law entirely or remove its most economically damaging provisions, specifically citing articles on extraterritorial application and transition plans.

The Independent UK

EU leaders endorse a plan to ensure that Europe can defend itself from outside attack by 2030

European Union leaders have endorsed a plan to ensure that Europe can defend itself against an outside attack by the end of the decade

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Golf Monthly

R&A And Augusta National Chiefs Voice Their Opinions On Ryder Cup Crowd Trouble

Both Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley and R&A chief executive Mark Darbon were unhappy with the ugly crowd scenes at the Ryder Cup

Tom’s Hardware

Nexperia fallout threatens automobile production as Japanese carmakers warn of supply disruptions while European companies prep assembly line shut-downs — mature-node chip market in crisis as supply dwindles

Japan's Automobile Manufacturers Association warned that Nexperia's disrupted chip supply could halt vehicle production across Japan, as Volkswagen is reportedly preparing to suspend assembly of Golf and Tiguan models as early as next week.

The Conversation

Africa’s air links are poor: can the G20 push for more direct flights to improve tourism and trade?

In Africa, less than one in five continental airline routes are direct. Air connections are decided by factors like trade levels, diplomatic relations, and whether there’s enough demand to make a route financially worthwhile. Because there are so few direct connections in Africa, getting from one country to another often…

Radio France Internationale

Zelensky pushes EU to unlock €140bn in frozen Russian assets

Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday urged European leaders to quickly allow his country to use €140 billion in frozen Russian assets to repair the damage caused by the three-year war with Russia.

Euronews

France and Spain back 2035 diesel and petrol car ban, letter reveals

In a letter sent to EU leaders, Paris and Madrid state that the target must be kept, but ask for "made in Europe" incentives to help the struggling automotive industry.

International Business Times

Europe Plans Satellite Powerhouse To Rival Musk's Starlink

Three leading European aerospace groups announced Thursday a plan to merge their satellite operations to create a powerhouse for competing in particular against Elon Musk's Starlink internet system.

RideApart

Indian EV Motorcycle Maker Ultraviolette Tries To Crack Spain and Portugal, Before the Continent

Indian electric motorcycle manufacturer, Ultraviolette, is launching two bikes in Spain and Portugal and has the rest of Europe in its sights.

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