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Corporate purpose: how boards of directors monitor the mission of European companies

On April 24th, Veolia’s shareholders voted by more than 99% to inscribe the company’s corporate purpose into its bylaws. This means that Veolia’s board of directors will need to monitor the implementation of its corporate purpose by executive management even more closely than before. What approach will they take?

The Conversation

EU ministers invited to test for toxic PFAS ‘forever chemicals’ in their blood

PFAS now contaminate the bodies of nearly all Europeans - including children, pregnant women, and adolescents.

Euronews

New train route to link Prague, Berlin and Copenhagen from 2026 in another boost for European travel

The Czech Comfortjet train will have a dining car and children’s cinema, and there’s plans for a night service, too.

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50 Maps That Are Useless On The Road But May Give You A Laugh (New Pics)

Which of these ridiculous(ly creative) maps made you laugh the hardest?

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Arsenal ready to walk away from Viktor Gyokeres transfer talks after Lisbon visit ends in failure – Benjamin Sesko could be back on

Sporting centre-forward Viktor Gyokeres is one of the most-wanted players in Europe – and Arsenal can't quite put together a deal to reflect that

FourFourTwo

John Textor feared for Crystal Palace’s Europe League hopes on day of FA Cup win

Palace look set to be denied a place in Europe’s second-tier competition under UEFA’s rules governing multi-club ownership.

The Independent UK

‘It was filthy and it stank terribly’: how Europe’s dirtiest river was brought back to life

A €5.5bn project has transformed the Emscher from ‘the sewer of the Ruhr’ to a place where nature is starting to flourish

The Guardian - UK

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'He Got Off the Motorcycle and Offered the Bear Food': The Bear Then Killed the Rider

A motorcyclist who was travelling in Europe was killed by a bear after attempting to try and befriend the apex predator. Yeah, you shouldn't do that.

RideApart

EU Chief Von Der Leyen Survives Confidence Vote By Large Margin

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen on Thursday comfortably saw off a no-confidence vote in the European Parliament -- but the rare challenge has exposed frictions between her backers and complaints about her leadership style.

International Business Times

Ukraine to become first European country with Starlink direct to cell service — messaging by year end, with mobile satellite broadband expected mid-2026

A Ukrainian telecoms company is set to launch Starlink direct-to-cell messaging services before the end of the year. This will be a first for Europe, and will enable customers to message each other, even if the cell network goes down.

Tom’s Hardware

Planning a trip to China? Visa-free entry is now available for most of Europe

Citizens from 79 countries can now visit China visa-free, including the UK and Canada.

Euronews

Climate change pushed temperatures in latest European heatwave up by 4C

Human-driven climate change intensified the most recent European heatwave by as much as 4C in several cities, raising temperatures to levels that posed serious health risks to thousands of people, scientists reported on Wednesday.

Radio France Internationale

‘No chance’: Kanye West reportedly ‘banned from performing in Europe’ as major venues snub him

The whole "I LOVE HITLER" thing goes down badly in Europe.

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Ursula von der Leyen faces confidence vote in far-right challenge

A range of accusations have been levelled against the European Commission president

The Independent UK

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The Conversation

The enduring anti-fascist legacy of places that mark Italy’s wartime resistance – podcast

Across Europe, far-right movements are gaining ground. From the Netherlands, to Germany and Italy, they’re winning seats in parliaments and sometimes joining ruling coalitions. By normalising nationalist rhetoric and challenging democratic institutions, these parties raise comparisons with former periods of fascism on the continent.

The Independent UK

Human rights court rules Olympic champion runner Semenya did not get fair hearing in Switzerland

Two-time Olympic champion runner Caster Semenya has won a partial victory at the European Court of Human Rights in her seven-year legal fight against track and field’s sex eligibility rules

Euronews

Georgia faces European Parliament's criticism over rule of law and Russian influence

With 490 votes in favour and 147 against, MEPs adopted a report which “deplores the backsliding of the rule of law as well as the growing Russian influence on the ruling party, Georgian Dream."

Euronews

What are the best European countries for work-life balance?

Luxembourg, Ireland, and Belgium are some of the best places to work in Europe, according to two new studies.

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Europe’s iPhone price gap: Where you'll pay the most and least

iPhone prices vary significantly both globally and across Europe, linked to differences in taxes. Turkey stands out as a nation with a hefty price tag, while Nordic countries have the highest iPhone costs within the EU.

Euronews

‘Europe is becoming a solar powerhouse’: Solar tops EU electricity as coal sinks to new low

The Netherlands and Greece were the top solar record setters, while wind power also hit new highs in May and June.

The Guardian - UK

Von der Leyen survives censure vote but faces calls to reverse EU’s rightward drift

Debate on motion against European Commission president lifts lid on simmering discontent among MEPs

The Independent UK

Revealed: Europe’s top pickpocket hotspots as summer holidays begin

An ex-detective has revealed Europe’s top pickpocketing destinations, as Britons gear up for the summer holidays.

The Independent UK

Starmer and Macron will join forces on nuclear deterrents in cases of ‘extreme threats’ to Europe

Keir Starmer and Emmanuel Macron also agreed to ramp up orders of deadly Storm Shadow missiles

Evening Standard

UK and France order more Storm Shadow missiles and step up military co-operation

Storm Shadow, or as the French call it SCALP, is a long-range missile which has been supplied to Ukraine.

Euronews

Do young Europeans believe in democracy?

Despite the fact that the majority of young Europeans said they backed democracy, 21% said that under certain circumstances, they would favour an authoritarian government over a democratic one.

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