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Bank shares lead global market fall amid jitters over US private credit

Signs of credit stress send markets in Europe and Asia down, while investors turn to safe haven assets

The Guardian - UK

Trump hesitant about giving Tomahawks to Ukraine, saying ‘hopefully they won’t need it’ – as it happened

Ukrainian president repeats call for weapons but US president insists they’re ‘not easy for us to give you’ and says ‘Putin wants to end the war’

The Guardian - UK

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More talks, less Tomahawks? Trump's stick drives Putin back to negotiations

US and NATO representatives have recently alluded to the potential for a breakthrough in forcing Putin to the negotiating table. US President Donald Trump is due to decide if he'll give Ukraine access to Tomahawk missiles on Friday, but it appears the weapons were part of a game plan.

Euronews

‘It was as good aged 61 as it had been at 16’: readers’ favourite trips as older travellers

From Interrailing around Europe to trekking in the Himalayas, our tipsters share their memorable trips made later in life

The Guardian - UK

Unmet medical needs: Where are children most likely to skip health care in Europe?

There are differences between and even within European countries.

Euronews

Electricity trade in Europe: Who imports and who exports the most?

Energy is an essential part of our daily lives and the backbone of our economies. After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, energy security became a hot top in Europe — as did affordability. Euronews takes a closer look at the electricity trade, revealing the continent’s net importers and exporters.

Euronews

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Lawyers ask ICC to investigate 122 European officials for crimes against humanity in Mediterranean

Human rights lawyers accused 122 European officials of committing crimes against migrants in the Mediterranean Sea

The Independent UK

The Problem With Plug-In Hybrids That Keeps Happening

Emissions projections didn't account for one problem: Many owners don't plug in their

InsideEVs

Real Madrid Expecting Offers for ‘Most Coveted Asset’ This January

One of Xabi Alonso’s young gems has mounted considerable interest from clubs across Europe.

Sports Illustrated

Putin’s forever war against the west

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The Conversation

Gavin Newsom Slams DHS for 'Remigration' Post, Points At Trump Family's Immigrant History

California Governor Gavin Newsom has publicly criticized the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) over a social media post promoting "remigration," a term widely associated with far-right movements in Europe.

Latin Times

Tommy Robinson's Trip to Israel Reveals a Growing Bond Between the Far Right and the Israeli Government

British activist Tommy Robinson's Israel visit exposes the shared anti-Muslim, nationalist rhetoric linking Europe's far right and Israel's political right.

International Business Times UK

European Socialists gather to discuss US relations and new leadership

Europe’s autonomy in security, defence and trade will be a hot topic during the PES congress, especially amid the Trump-Sánchez tensions.

Euronews

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The Conversation

Russia now has a strategy for a permanent state of hybrid war

Drone incursions into Poland, fighter jets in Nato airspace, election interference in Romania and Moldova and “little green men” (soldiers of unconfirmed origin) in Estonia. These are just a few examples of the tactics Russia has been using in the past few weeks.

The Independent UK

EU unveils anti-drone system to defend Europe from Russian attacks

The EU wants to launch its drone system in late 2027

TechRadar

Europe’s fall from cyber safety grace: why it is now among the world’s riskiest cyber regions

Europe is now a central cybersecurity battleground where resilience must come first.

The Guardian - UK

Pets on flights can be classed as baggage, top EU court rules

European court of justice asked to intervene after dog was lost on journey from Buenos Aires to Barcelona

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7 Countries That Make It Easy for Freelancers to Get Rich

Are you a freelancer longing for financial freedom? Did you know that some locations are more favorable for freelancing than others? Some countries actively court remote professionals with low taxes, simple visas, and business-friendly rules. Choosing the right home base could mean keeping a much larger share of what you…

Space

Watch Europe's upcoming PLATO exoplanet hunter spread its 'wings' (video)

PLATO powered up and extended its solar panels as the exoplanet-hunting spacecraft readies for launch as soon as December.

Euronews

Brussels unveils its plan for defence 'independence' - in production only

With its roadmap for defence, the European Commission wants to boost European production of weapon systems but NATO will keep the operational reins.

Euronews

European Heritage Awards 2025: Protectors of the past honoured in Brussels

Dozens of cultural heritage workers have been hailed as heroes in Brussels this week for their work preserving a broad range of projects, from a glacier archaeology programme in Norway to the restoration of Antwerp City Hall in Belgium and the Puerta de Alcalá in Madrid.

Louder

Former Jethro Tull guitarist Martin Barre to release autobiography in November

Martin Barre will be touring the UK in December and in Europe throughout April

The Conversation

Why countries struggle to quit fossil fuels, despite higher costs and 30 years of climate talks and treaties

Fossil fuels still power much of the world, even though renewable energy has become cheaper in most places and avoids both pollution and the climate damage caused by burning coal, oil and natural gas.

Sports Illustrated

Liverpool to ‘Make Contact’ With Real Madrid Target Over Free Transfer

Ibrahima Konaté’s expiring contract could have huge ramifications across Europe.

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