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'Silent Killer': The Science Of Tracing Climate Deaths In Heatwaves

A heatwave scorching Europe had barely subsided in early July when scientists published estimates that 2,300 people may have died across a dozen major cities during the extreme, climate-fuelled episode.

International Business Times

A week after Meta turned it down, Google agrees to sign EU's AI Code of Practice while still raising its own concerns

"We will join several other companies, including U.S. model providers, in signing the European Union’s General Purpose AI Code of Practice. "

PC Gamer

‘Europeans annoy me,’ says proudly American JD Vance, who loves making out with sofas

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EU Urged To Act On Forests' Faltering Absorption Of Carbon

The amount of carbon dioxide absorbed by European forests has reduced dramatically in recent years putting the EU's climate targets at risk, researchers said Wednesday, calling for urgent action to halt the decline.

International Business Times

Clear waters: Where are the cleanest and least safe bathing spots in Europe?

The Mediterranean tops the latest ranking, which features some notable surprises from the Black Sea and the Alps.

Euronews

Boutique style 'custom' paint options and fit comes to Europe with direct to consumer brand Canyon

Offered for the Aeroad CFR race bike, the programme allows for a range of new schemes fit and components

Cycling Weekly

10,000-acre Highland juniper forest gains special European status in UK-first

A GENETICALLY unique juniper forest in the Highlands has been awarded a special European designation to protect and enhance its globally…

The National (Scotland)

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Customs duties: What will be the possible impact on consumers in Europe?

The prices of European products are likely to rise in the United States. Conversely, the trade agreement should not cause inflation in Europe, as the EU has not introduced counter-tariffs on American products.

Euronews

Neymar has agreed return to Europe, with shock Ligue 1 transfer on cards: report

Neymar rejoined his former club Santos back in January – but wants to be a part of the World Cup next summer

FourFourTwo

ChargePoint Recalibrates: What’s Really Under the Hood

ChargePoint is executing a focused strategy of growing high-value subscriptions and expanding in Europe to build a foundation for long-term profitability.

MarketBeat

18 countries apply for EU billions as Europe seeks to provide for its own security without the US

The European Commission says 18 EU countries have so far applied for billions of euros from a new defense fund aimed at helping Europe provide for its own security

The Independent UK

The Tesla Model X And Model S Are Dead In Europe

Is the end of the road near for what was once the industry’s best EVs?

InsideEVs

How does Destination X work? Are Rob Brydon's outfits clues? And what's the prize?

Rob Brydon takes us on a magical mystery tour of Europe

WhatToWatch

Netgear makes Wi-Fi 7 in the home much more affordable with its latest mesh system

The Netgear Orbi 370 Wi-Fi 7 mesh system is available in the US first, then coming to the UK and Europe later this year

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Eurozone Economy Expands But Tariff Impact Looms

The eurozone economy unexpectedly expanded in the second quarter of 2025, official data showed Wednesday, despite international trade tensions clouding the global outlook.

The Independent UK

European economy sees growth of only 0.1% as scramble to get ahead of US tariffs goes into reverse

Europe’s economy barely grew in the April-June quarter as frantic earlier efforts to ship goods ahead of new U.S. tariffs went into reverse and the continent’s biggest economy, Germany, shrank

The Guardian - UK

EU to start rolling out biometrics entry system for non-EU visitors from October – as it happened

EU entry exit system, involving fingerprinting and facial recognition, being introduced from 12 October for non-EU citizens

Euronews

Trump calls wind energy a ‘con job’: Here’s what the data actually says about his tirade on turbines

US President Donald Trump renewed his criticism of wind energy during a visit to Scotland, calling turbines ugly, costly, and harmful to wildlife.

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Grocery prices in Europe: Which cities are the most expensive for supermarket shopping?

Grocery prices show significant disparities across European cities—even between those in the same country. Euronews Business takes a closer look at Deutsche Bank’s ‘Grocery Index’ to reveal the cheapest and most expensive shopping baskets.

Benzinga

Trump Calls It 'The Biggest Deal Ever,' But Critics Are Pointing Out 'Nothing's Been Signed' With The EU — Did The President Score A 'Lowercase Win?'

President Donald Trump on Sunday touted a new trade agreement with the European Union as “the biggest deal ever reached in any capacity,” but critics, however, are questioning the substance behind the headlines.

The Guardian - UK

An effigy of refugees, burned by a crowd: this is where Europe’s brutal fantasy of border control has led us

The shocking scene in Northern Ireland is the result of a decade spent militarising Europe’s fringes – and dismissing the human cost, says migration and border researcher Maurice Stierl

The Independent UK

Why value investing has worked better outside the US

What lessons does value investing’s success abroad hold for value investors everywhere

Euronews

European automotive giant Stellantis faces €1.5 billion hit from US tariffs this year

Stellantis is bracing for €1.5 billion in losses due to US tariffs this year, placed both on cars and car parts.

The Guardian - UK

Tate director blames Brexit and Covid for slump in visitors

Maria Balshaw says upheaval has kept young Europeans away from London sites, contributing to a 27% attendance drop since 2019

Euronews

German politicians furious at von der Leyen over new EU-US trade deal

German businesses and politicians are shocked by the customs deal that EU executive chief Ursula von der Leyen negotiated with the US president, seen as potentially damaging to Germany's economy.

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