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Tomorrowland: Huge fire engulfs main stage two days before festival opens

The annual festival in Belgium draws tens of thousands of visitors from around Europe

The Independent UK

After decades of division, can this European country finally find peace?

Cyprus was divided in 1974 when Turkey invaded following a coup by Athens junta-backed supporters of uniting the island with Greece

The Independent UK

Immigrants in Europe and North America earn 18% less than natives – here’s why

As many countries grapple with ageing populations, falling birthrates, labour shortages and fiscal pressures, the ability to successfully integrate immigrants is becoming an increasingly pressing matter.

The Conversation

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EU should simplify its AI Act and digital rulebook, says Danish minister

The European Commission’s digital omnibus is set to come out in December.

Euronews

What retaliatory action is the EU planning over Trump’s tariffs?

Europe’s trade commissioner insists ‘we want to use every minute until 1 August to find a negotiated solution’.

Al Jazeera

2025’s first summer heatwave was early, and deadly, for all of Western Europe

The first heatwave of the summer hit Spain, Portugal, France, Italy and Germany early in the year, breaking June temperature records in many areas. It was Western Europe’s warmest June since records began, and Spain’s warmest since it began recording temperature anomalies in 1961.

The Conversation

Alter Bridge announce new album and huge European tour

AlterBridge's eighth studio album was recorded round at Wolfgang Van Halen's place

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Why is Europe facing record-breaking heatwaves?

Western Europe has recorded its hottest June, and the continent is the fastest-warming in the world.

Al Jazeera

UK set to become Europe’s most populated country by end of century — and Britons think Labour has no plan

Britain’s population could reach more than 86 million by 2100, a cross-party Lords report has warned

Evening Standard

Georgia's visa-free regime with EU at risk over 'backsliding' concerns

The EU plans to reintroduce its visa regime with Georgia unless Tbilisi curbs democratic backsliding. The European Commission will notify the South Caucasus country of its decision by 31 August.

Euronews

Trump's Pharma Tariffs Can Hit Novo Nordisk, Says Barclays Expert, But It's 'Difficult' To Predict As Drugmakers Have 'Complex Supply Chains'

As the Donald Trump administration plans up to 200% tariffs on pharmaceutical companies, Emily Field, head of European pharma research at Barclays, has said that it’s hard to predict which firm would be affected the most by these tariffs, except for Novo Nordisk A/S (NYSE:NVO).

Benzinga

Does Ukraine’s first-in-Europe internet deal with Starlink mean more dependence on Elon Musk?

Kyivstar, Ukraine’s largest mobile operator, started testing a service that would deliver internet from satellites to cellphones.

Euronews

Trump's 30% tariffs threaten to burst Europe's bullish trade

Trump's threat of a 30% tariff on EU goods from 1 August puts Europe’s bullish growth narrative at risk. With investors heavily positioned in eurozone assets, Goldman warns of a 1.2% GDP hit, raising fears of a sharp reversal if tensions escalate.

Euronews

EU Sets Stage For Big Battle Over Long-term Budget

The European Commission will kickstart two years of tense negotiations when it unveils its proposal Wednesday for the EU's long-term budget including funding reforms that risk renewed confrontation with farmers.

International Business Times

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Radio France Internationale

EU budget proposal launches two years of tense talks and likely farmer showdown

International Business Times

Ryder Cup Places Up For Grabs At British Open

The British Open tees off on Thursday with not just the glory of lifting the Claret Jug on offer for the field at Royal Portrush but places in the Ryder Cup up for grabs for US and European players.

The Guardian - UK

Europe gives Iran deadline to contain nuclear programme or see sanctions reinstated

UK, France and Germany say without firm commitment from Iran by 29 August they will reapply embargos that were lifted 10 years ago

InsideEVs

Honda Reveals Its New EV’s Name And It Explains A Lot

It has the tall, narrow body of a kei car but the bulging wheel arches of a rally special stage stormer.

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Rodrygo: European Giants ‘Join’ Arsenal, Man City in Race for Real Madrid Forward

Rodrygo has now been linked with clubs in three of Europe's top five leagues as his Real Madrid future remains uncertain.

Space

Astronomers hike up Mount Blanc for the view | Space photo of the day for July 15, 2025

Four mountaineers and astronomy lovers hiked the tallest peak in Western Europe.

The Guardian - US

Maga stalwart Marjorie Taylor Greene criticizes Trump over Ukraine arms shipments

‘MAGA did not vote for more weapons to Ukraine,’ the Georgia congresswoman wrote on X

Euronews

These EU countries are air con addicts: Who consumes the most energy to cool down?

New data shows Italy is by far the EU's largest consumer of air conditioning, followed by Greece, France and Spain.

Euronews

Can the EU establish common rules to limit sperm and egg donation?

Births conceived through sperm donation are on the rise in Europe, but recent controversies involving so-called "super donors" have prompted several EU countries to call for clear regulation and international limits on sperm and egg donations.

The Guardian - UK

In Trump’s game of chicken, the EU cannot afford to back down

When threatened with US tariffs, Europe was initially bullish. But the influence of nationalist leaders sympathetic to Trump has caused a split, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

Euronews

Air traffic strikes and staffing gaps: Can the EU fix Europe’s summer of travel chaos?

Upcoming strikes in Spain and Italy will add to Europe’s record disruption this summer.

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