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France’s Mistral in funding talks at about €20 billion valuation

French AI startup Mistral AI is reportedly in talks to raise approximately €3 billion ($3.5 billion) at a valuation of around €20 billion. This significant funding aims to bolster its position in the competitive AI landscape against US and Chinese rivals. The company, founded by former Google and Meta researchers,…

The Economic Times

The Latest: Judge extends block on Trump’s $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund

A federal judge has agreed to extend a court-ordered block on the Trump administration’s creation and operation of a $1.8 billion settlement fund for compensating people who claim to be victims of a weaponized government

The Independent UK

'We need more clean, homegrown, cheap European energy': EU Climate Commissioner

With Europeans sizzling in a record-breaking heatwave in May, and lands and rivers facing severe drought conditions in April, the effects of extreme climate-related events are becoming increasingly obvious. We sit down with the EU's Commissioner for Climate, Net Zero and Clean Growth, Dutch politician Wopke Hoekstra, to talk about…

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European Destinations Britons May Want To Avoid This Summer Due To Overtourism, Long Border Queues

UK travellers face long airport queues and border delays due to the EU's new Entry/Exit System, impacting summer holidays across Europe. Airlines advise arriving early to avoid missed flights.

International Business Times UK

From Florence to Crete: 11 European hotels among the world’s best new stays

From restored palaces in Rome and Bucharest to countryside retreats in Devon and Crete, travel magazine Afar has unveiled its annual ranking of the world's best new and revamped hotels - with 11 standout properties in Europe making the cut.

Euronews

EMYA 2026: Which museum will be named Europe’s best?

Thirty-four nominees are eyeing this year’s European Museum of the Year Award - from Portugal and Estonia to Türkiye and the United Kingdom. Here are some of the museums competing for the right to be called Europe's best museum of 2026.

Euronews

US withdraws long-range military capabilities from NATO

The move comes at a particularly tense moment, with US Donald Trump increasingly angry at NATO allies over their refusal to join his war on Iran.

Euronews

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Baidu, PostBus get regulatory nod for robotaxi service in eastern Switzerland

Baidu's self-driving service, AmiGo, has gained regulatory approval in Switzerland. This joint venture with PostBus plans to launch Europe's largest automated public transport operation. Fully driverless services are targeted for early 2027. The initiative utilizes electric RT6 vehicles, equipped with advanced sensors. AmiGo will be accessible via a dedicated app,…

The Economic Times

The path to SAFE II: inside the struggle to revamp Europe's defence financing tool

EU policymakers are weighing a SAFE II defence financing tool, with Eastern-flank states pushing for grants over loans. But the final SAFE I uptake, the development of the European defence industry, Ukraine's battlefield-driven tech edge and shifting warfare scenarios are shaping what comes next.

Euronews

Russia will be ready to attack Nato in three years, says German army chief

European defence chiefs have consistently warned that Putin is a threat to Europe

The Independent UK

EU energy ministers eye jet fuel reserves as Strait of Hormuz crisis threatens supply

With the peak summer season drawing near, EU energy ministers are wary that jet fuel supply may be further strained, even as analysts see "sharp movement" towards greater jet fuel production within European refineries.

Euronews

Washington plans to slash fighter jets and warships to NATO in Europe, US media report

The reported cutbacks come as European nations race to bolster their defence capacities since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 sparked fears that Moscow could attack a NATO country.

Euronews

The Rise of Regulated Online Gambling: Policy, Revenue and the Global Casino Expansion

In October 2021, the Netherlands completed its transition to a licensed online gambling market, becoming the latest major European economy to formally regulate an industry that had operated in a legal grey zone for years. Dozens of international operators applied for Dutch licences; a handful were approved. Tax revenues flowed…

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The Independent UK

NATO weighs options to defend Europe as the US plans for conflict elsewhere

NATO’s top military officer is considering new plans to defend Europe if Russia attacks

The Times of India

Deep beneath Norwegian waters, a shipwreck frozen in time is unlocking secrets of Europe's porcelain trade

A remarkable 18th-century shipwreck, dubbed the "Porcelain Shipwreck," has been discovered over 600 meters deep in the Skagerrak Strait. Its remarkably preserved cargo, including intact Chinese porcelain bowls, offers a unique glimpse into global trade networks of the Age of Sail. This find is considered a major archaeological sensation, promising…

RideApart

This Italian Motorcycle Race Helmet Looks Like A Bargain. But Americans Can't Buy It

Europe just got a new FIM-certified carbon race helmet in the form of the Caberg GP01, and the US is missing out once again.

Louder

DC hardcore legends Scream announce UK and European tour dates

The band that introduced the world to Dave Grohl is back

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Medical Daily

Mpox Clade I Has Spread Beyond Africa and Is Now Circulating Locally in Europe. The CDC Expects More U.S. Cases — and the Vaccine Gap Is Getting Harder to Ignore.

More than 20 clade I mpox cases have been confirmed in the U.S. as of June 2026. The CDC now expects additional cases as local clade Ib transmission has been detected in Europe among men who have sex with men with no travel history to Africa. JYNNEOS vaccine uptake lags…

The Independent UK

Pope tells traffickers of migrants in the Canary Islands: Stop, repent or face God's wrath

Pope Leo XIV is warning human traffickers that they will face God’s wrath for exploiting the desperation of migrants

The Conversation

What the failed next generation fighter jet deal means for European defence

A few hours before the inauguration of the Berlin ILA airshow, the German Chancellor unsurprisingly announced the end of the Future Combat Air System (FCAS). Launched by Emmanuel Macron and Angela Merkel in 2017, the program initially intended to prepare a Next Generation Fighter (NGF) aircraft, remote effectors, loyal unmanned…

Euronews

Brussels joins growing list of European cities banning shared e-scooters over safety concerns

The Belgian capital will remove rental e-scooters from its streets from January 2027, citing rising accident rates, pavement clutter and their increasing use by organised crime groups. Shared bikes and e-bikes will remain available instead.

The Conversation

Germany pulled the plug on flagship FCAS fighter jet – the implications for European defence are worrying

The effective collapse of the Future Combat Air System (FCAS) fighter jet programme is a major setback for European defence cooperation.

The Economic Times

US plans major cut to fighter jets, warships for NATO operations in Europe, NYT reports

The United States is set to significantly reduce its aircraft and warships available for NATO operations in Europe, impacting long-range strike and surveillance capabilities. This move includes cutting fighter jets, reconnaissance planes, and aerial refuelling tankers. NATO acknowledges a historical over-reliance on US forces, suggesting a shift towards greater European…

Euronews

Regulators investigate Ryanair over controversial family seating fees

Europe’s largest low-cost airline is under investigation over its policy requiring families with young children to pay for seat reservations. UK regulators will examine whether the fees are unfair and whether they breach rules designed to prevent hidden charges.

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