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Scandal in Belgium sees sperm donor with cancer gene conceive 52 children

The Belgian government is pushing forward with efforts to get rid of the anonymity of sperm donors after it transpired that a Danish sperm donor with an inherited cancer mutation had conceived 52 children in the western European country.

Euronews

Dutch prime minister Dick Schoof steps down after Geert Wilders quits government – as it happened

Schoof said his coalition government will become a caretaker administration up until the new election

The Guardian - UK

The Gralloch organiser goes European for new Merciless Gravel cycling event

Featuring both a race and a challenge ride, the new event will be based on Kalamata, Greece

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European Giants ‘Dream’ of Signing Luka Modric After Real Madrid Exit

Real Madrid legend Luka Modrić may be given the opportunity to extend his career at the highest level in Europe, after interest from Serie A giants AC Milan.

Sports Illustrated

Rangers hand European club extension to sign flop amid price demand

GREEK side Aris have been handed an extension by Rangers to try and reach an agreement to sign Ecuadorian flop Jose Cifuentes permanently.

The National (Scotland)

US health officials urge all international travellers to get measles vaccinations amid outbreaks

The vaccination guidance comes as countries face an uptick in measles cases this year, including Europe.

Euronews

Workers' rights in free fall as unions face unprecedented attacks, report warns

Workers' rights around the world are "in free fall", with widespread attempts to hamstring collective bargaining and attacks on trade union representatives, the world's largest trade union organisation said Monday. Europe and the Americas clocked up the worst results in the last ten years.

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Crystal Palace remain confident of Europa League spot ahead of crunch UEFA talks

Palace set for meeting with UEFA officials in Switzerland amid threat of being kicked out of Europe

Evening Standard

10 of the best family-friendly spa hotels in Europe

It’s fun for everyone at these chic retreats that pair grown-up R&R with kid-friendly facilities

Evening Standard

This hacker-turned telecom mogul could be Europe’s tech savior

Maverick investor and former porn entrepreneur is pouring billions into startups. The goal: to catch up with China and the U.S.

Fortune

Italy's PM Meloni hosts Macron in Rome for 'turning point' summit

Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni will host France's President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday in talks seen as an attempt to ease tensions after years of strained relations and recent jibes between the European leaders.

Radio France Internationale

Public support for Israel in western Europe at lowest ever recorded by YouGov

Survey says fewer than a fifth of respondents in six countries hold a favourable opinion of the country

The Guardian - UK

Where in Europe are workers losing ground as taxes rise faster than wages?

While most European countries experienced higher real post-tax incomes in 2024, some saw a decline, as rises in personal average tax rates outpaced real wage growth.

Euronews

Massive plume of ash and volcanic material billows above Mount Etna as it erupts again

Italy's Mount Etna has erupted again after parts of its southeastern crater collapsed sending plumes of smoke and ash several kilometres above Europe's largest active volcano.

Euronews

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The Independent UK

The cost of deterring Russian aggression is high – but the cost of war is higher still

Editorial: As the prime minister unveils his defence review, he must draw focus to the historic argument that it is not in the British national interest for the continent of Europe to be dominated by a hostile power

InsideEVs

This Toyota Is The Lowest-CO2 Car Without A Plug

Toyota’s revised tall city car for Europe emits the least CO2 of any non-plug-in vehicle available on the continent.

TechRadar

Non-US businesses want to cut back on using US cloud systems

British leaders want to reduce their reliance on US Big Tech firms, while Europe leads the way for data sovereignty.

Latin Times

Primavera Sound: How Barcelona Became the Site of Europe's Most Important Music Festival

Since its inception in 2001, the Primavera Sound music festival has served as a premier hotspot for the world's biggest artists.

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European Commodities: What Do Falling Interest Rates in the EU Mean for Commodities?

Here are the European commodity winners and losers as of June 2.

LiveScience

WATCH Mount Etna erupt: Europe's largest volcano blows as tourists scramble to safety

Italy's Mount Etna has erupted in spectacular fashion, sending ash, gas, and other volcanic material high into the sky above Sicily. Watch footage of the eruption.

Fortune

The most EV-friendly country in the world is still loyal to Tesla, as Model Y sales surge in May

Tesla sales more than tripled in Norway in May, but a growing number of customers in Europe and beyond are eyeing a purchase of its Chinese rival BYD instead.

Euronews

Top scientists rally EU to ‘stay the course’ by keeping its 2040 climate target ambitious and fair

With the EU about to decide on its 2040 climate target, independent scientists say policymakers must act on the evidence.

Euronews

NATO's Rutte believes US military will remain stationed in Europe despite fears of withdrawal

Mark Rutte said the US should maintain "a very strong conventional" military presence in Europe despite allegations that Washington is preparing a review of its troop presence on the continent.

The Guardian - UK

Poland’s presidential election result is a morale boost for Maga forces in Europe

Karol Nawrocki’s win is a blow for prime minister Donald Tusk – and it symbolises a larger battle over the political narrative, says policy expert Catherine De Vries

The Guardian - UK

Younger generations less likely to have dementia, study suggests

Researchers say people born more recently, particularly women, have lower risk at same age as their grandparents

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