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Women's Champions League: 10 favourites ranked

The UEFA Women's Champions League kicked off this week. From Chelsea to Barcelona, who are this year's favourites to win the competition?

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Tesla's Cheaper Models Have Arrived And The World Says 'Meh'

Despite a strong third quarter, Tesla is dealing with slumping sales worldwide. But the new Standard models don't feel like enough.

InsideEVs

Drone dilemma: How Russia’s ‘hybrid war’ is using fear to destabilise Europe

As Moscow’s suspected drone incursions threaten chaos, Europe faces a dilemma: respond and risk escalation, or face accusations of weakness

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Clubs target groundbreaking £4.3bn TV rights deal for European football competitions

Europe’s top clubs are aiming to secure at least €5bn (£4.3bn) from the sale of television rights to Champions League, Europa League and Conference League games in the next cycle

The Guardian - UK

Veggie 'Burgers' Face The Chop As EU Lawmakers Back Labeling Ban

Plant-based "steaks" and "veggie burgers" may be on the way out in the European Union after the bloc's parliament voted Wednesday to restrict such labels to meat only, in a win for disgruntled farmers.

International Business Times

Greenland is not seeking to join the EU and will not be part of the US, PM Nielsen tells Euronews

Greenland's Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen addressed the European Parliament on Wednesday, calling for closer cooperation with the EU. “We are not going to join another country”, he told journalists

Euronews

Crystal Palace: Jean-Philippe Mateta reveals Champions League ambition amid transfer speculation

The Frenchman is targeting more European football after making his Conference League debut

Evening Standard

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The Travellers review – sentiment smothers Bruce Beresford’s heartfelt film

Bryan Brown, Luke Bracey and Susie Porter give great performances in this story about a theatre-maker returning home to Australia from Europe to farewell his dying mother

The Guardian - AU

EU Wants Key Sectors To Use Made-in-Europe AI

The EU on Wednesday told European businesses in critical sectors to ramp up their uptake of artificial intelligence and pushed for the bloc to cut its dependence on foreign AI providers.

International Business Times

The EU offers new protections for farmers as it seeks to build support for Mercosur trade deal

The European Union has unveiled proposals to protect farmers from being undercut by imports from South America

The Independent UK

First evidence in the UK of breeding aegypti mosquito – the main spreader of dengue, chikungunya and Zika

Scientists have found eggs of the Aedes aegypti mosquito in the UK for the first time – a mosquito that spreads many tropical diseases.

The Conversation

Germany revises 2025 growth forecast to 0.2%, rising to 1.3% next year

Germany’s new government is forecasting that Europe’s biggest economy will see minimal growth of 0.2% this year and accelerate next year to 1.3%

The Independent UK

As cocoa production in Liberia fosters mass deforestation, campaigners urge Europe to act

Cocoa production is fueling illegal deforestation in Liberia, new investigation reveals.

Euronews

BMW and Toyota Were Right: Going All in on EVs Was a Mistake

At the beginning of the decade, car companies rushed to set expiration dates for combustion engines. It's as if there was a race to see who could go all-in on EVs first, with companies like Volvo and Bentley pledging to abandon gas cars by 2030. Others, like Ford of Europe,…

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Euronews

Is it better for your wallet to book flights with an airline or an online travel agency?

OTAs often sell airfares cheaper than the airline directly, enticing those travelling on a budget.

Euronews

Russia is waging a 'grey zone campaign' against Europe, warns von der Leyen

"Every square centimetre of our territory must be protected," Ursula von der Leyen told MEPs in Strasbourg on Wednesday after a string of Russian incursions into European airspace.

Euronews

European Commission eyes ramping up AI to keep up with US and China

The European Commission has urged 10 key sectors to adopt AI tools to boost competitiveness, with €1 billion in funding and the introduction of new AI-powered initiatives.

The Independent UK

EU chief says Russia is waging a 'gray zone campaign' and Europe must meet the challenge

The European Union's top official warns that Russia is conducting a "targeted gray zone campaign" against Europe

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International Business Times UK

EU's 50% Steel Tariff Sparks Trade Tensions with UK — Industry Fears Deep Losses

The UK steel industry warns of deep losses after the EU announces a 50% tariff on steel imports, cutting British access to its £3bn export market and sparking new post-Brexit trade tensions.

Euronews

Israeli military intercepts another flotilla en route to Gaza

A new flotilla bound for Gaza was intercepted by the Israeli army, days after the detention of high-profile activists on a separate convoy sparked protests in Europe.

Euronews

Finland is using drones and AI to tackle congestion. Is it safe?

The drones track cars, trams, bicycles, electric scooters, and pedestrians. Eventually, the data gathered from the drones will feed information on congestion formation and traffic flow into the AI to create simulations.

Radio France Internationale

UK fears heavy losses as Europe moves to shield steel industry

The European Union has unveiled its toughest plan yet to defend its steel industry, halving the volume of foreign steel that can enter the bloc without tariffs and doubling the duties on imports. The move has alarmed the United Kingdom, which sells most of its steel to the EU.

Euronews

Flight delayed this summer? New report shows European air traffic lagging behind punctuality targets

Summer flight delays in Europe are still occurring above optimal levels, new report finds.

Euronews

Solar energy named the world’s cheapest power source: What it means for Europe

Solar energy is now so cheap it costs as little as €0.023 to produce one unit of power, a new study has found.

Euronews

I'm the clearest defender of Israel in Brussels, Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul says

On the second anniversary of the Hamas-led attacks on Israel, Johann Wadephul praised himself of being "the one who always stands most clearly on Israel's side" when he is surrounded by his EU counterparts in Brussels.

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