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Jean-Michel Jarre announces first European tour for nine years

Electronic music pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre will tour across Europe throughout June and July

Louder

How Cultural Cruises Elevate City Breaks in Europe

A long weekend in Europe usually means cobblestone streets, crowded museums, and one too many café stops. But what if your city break floated instead of walked? Think less itinerary fatigue, more riverside revelations.

inkl

Tui summer bookings slow as boss warns European economy ‘needs new momentum’

Europe’s largest travel operator said summer sales are 1% down compared with the same point last year, which it partly blamed on a later Easter.

Evening Standard

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How the love story between von der Leyen and Pfizer turned sour

From making her Europe’s vaccine saviour to becoming a skeleton in her closet: All the ebbs and flows in the love story between Ursula von der Leyen and big pharma Pfizer.

Euronews

China’s Baidu plans to launch driverless taxis in Europe

Self-driving taxis will come to Switzerland by the end of the year, report claims

The Independent UK

Baidu Plans Self-driving Taxi Tests In Europe This Year

China's tech companies and automakers have poured billions of dollars into self-driving technology in recent years, with intelligent driving the new battleground in the country's cutthroat domestic car market.

International Business Times

British teenager facing years in Georgia jail accused of 'smuggling cannabis’ claims she is pregnant

Bella May Culley, 18, who reportedly vanished while on holiday in Thailand, allegedly carried 13 kilos of drugs into Eastern Europe

Evening Standard

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Paris races to top of European rankings of cycling-friendly cities for children

French capital overtakes Amsterdam, where there are concerns about rising road speeds under rightwing government

The Guardian - UK

EasyHotel CEO on “taking on the big boys” and E2E recognition

Karim Malak, CEO of easyHotel, shares his vision for affordable, sustainable travel and the company’s ambitious growth plans across Europe. Speaking about the challenges and opportunities in the hospitality sector, Malak also reflects on the value of connecting with like-minded leaders through E2E and how the platform that champions entrepreneurship…

The Independent UK

France leads EU push for tougher Russia sanctions amid ceasefire stalemate

France is spearheading a renewed European effort to impose sweeping new sanctions on Russia, linking economic pressure to the urgent push for a ceasefire in Ukraine.

Radio France Internationale

Inside the European centres favoured for cross-border tax planning

Euronews takes a closer look at the favoured corporate tax centres across Europe and its overseas territories.

Euronews

Europe’s last mall? Hamburg marks the end of an era as Westfield looks to Saudi Arabia for its next retail boom

A vast new mall in Hamburg—but with Europe’s retail space nearly maxed out, the Westfield brand is shifting focus to Saudi Arabia.

Fortune

'Night and day': cycling star to return after surgery

Sarah Gigante is about to return to Europe after becoming one of several cycling stars needing a serious operation to fix an artery condition.

AAP

The good news from Kyiv: with or without a ceasefire, Ukraine has a newfound confidence

Its European allies must commit to the long-haul – but they, as much as Zelenskyy, will reap the rewards, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

The Guardian - UK

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Ukraine war briefing: Europe ready with sanctions if no ceasefire after Istanbul talks

Pressure mounting on Putin to sit down with Zelenskyy in Turkey; Macron says Ukraine realises it cannot retake all territory. What we know on day 1,176

Euronews

‘I'm very worried about the coarseness of language,’ Irish PM tells Euronews

In an exclusive interview with Euronews, Irish Taoiseach Micheál Martin shares his concerns about Hungary’s position within the EU, the deterioration of public discourse, and the future of Ukraine’s membership to the bloc.

RideApart

Maeving’s New Blackout Electric Motorcycle Is a Retro-Inspired Urban Commuter

Electric motorcycles are steadily gaining ground in Europe and Asia, especially as alternatives to small-displacement ICE bikes. With growing concerns over emissions and fuel prices, more urban riders are looking toward low-maintenance, eco-friendly two-wheelers. In cities like London, Paris, and Bangkok, electric bikes are now a practical and increasingly popular…

Euronews

Europe’s electricity grid is outdated and risks derailing fossil fuel phase out, report finds

Over 1,700 gigawatts of renewable energy projects across 16 countries are stuck in the queue to be connected to the electricity grid.

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Euronews

Europeans intend to travel more by train than by any other form of transport in the next five years

Plane travel is set to stagnate, with only around 2 per cent expecting to fly more in the next five years.

Evening Standard

Jaguar Land Rover ‘cannot discount’ building cars in US amid tariffs

However, the company said it currently has ‘no immediate plans’ to shift production from the UK and Europe.

Euronews

Meta is about to use Europeans’ social posts to train its AI. Here’s how you can prevent it

At the end of May, Meta will start using Europeans’ data to train its AI. Here is how you can exercise your rights and prevent it.

Euronews

Which countries in Europe pay the most for medicines and why is it still less than in the US?

Europeans pay different prices for medicines based on where exactly they live, but they spend way less than the US does.

International Business Times

Europe's Biggest 'Green' Methanol Plant Opens In Denmark

Europe's largest "green" methanol plant opened in Denmark on Tuesday, boosting the continent's emissions reduction efforts -- with customers ranging from shipping giant Maersk to toymaker Lego and pharmaceutical firm Novo Nordisk.

Euronews

Eurovision will allow European flag for fans in the audience but not for artists on stage

The European flag will be allowed at this year's Eurovision Song Contest, but with limitations for artists, something Brussels called "disappointing".

Euronews

Immigration, ageing, training: How do challenges facing Europe’s nursing workforce compare globally?

There is a shortage of 5.8 million nurses worldwide, and it’s being made worse by the demand for foreign-born healthcare professionals in Europe.

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