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Poland warns Russia is moving from low-cost recruits to professional sabotage cells

Poland's internal security service has warned that Russia is shifting from using individual recruits to ‘professional’ networks to carry out a campaign of sabotage across Europe

The Independent UK

How car-loving American cities fell so far behind their global peers on public transit

With most major European cities well served by trains and buses, bringing US transit up to par would cost $4.6tn

The Guardian - US

Travelling to Bosnia and Herzegovina? Here’s what visitors need to know

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s centuries-old heritage and a growing, creative hospitality scene are helping to establish the Balkan nation as one of Europe’s emerging travel destinations.

Euronews

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Arsenal’s First Sale of the Summer Confirmed by European League Champions

This official deal will likely pave the way for Arsenal’s first purchase of the transfer window.

Sports Illustrated

EU countries need more 'targeted measures' to tackle soaring energy prices, says IMF's Helge Berger

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) said vulnerable households should be the main target of energy price relief measures and urged EU governments to guarantee that these won't do "more damage than good".

Euronews

Deadly air: Which European countries have the worst PM 2.5 levels?

Up to 20% of monitoring stations in Europe recorded air pollution levels above the current EU air quality standards.

Euronews

Diageo sales grow unexpectedly as Guinness boom helps offset US weakness

Shares in the company lifted higher on Wednesday morning as a result.

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Who has the most ultra-rich in Europe in 2026 and where are they growing fastest?

The number of people with at least $30 million (€25.7m) in wealth is growing across Europe. Germany has by far the most ultra-rich, and continues to add more.

Euronews

Boss of B&Q owner Kingfisher quits after seven years to join European supermarket giant

Thierry Garnier joined Kingfisher as chief executive before the Covid-19 pandemic struck

The Independent UK

Three evacuated from hantavirus cruise ship as Spain says vessel will dock in Canary Islands despite objection – as it happened

Leader of Canary Islands government says healthy passengers could leave ship in Cape Verde; Briton, Dutch and German evacuated

The Guardian - UK

Europe’s jet fuel supplies should fall below the key 23-day shortage threshold in June, so plan your travel accordingly

Europe, Asia, and Africa all face potentially dire jet fuel shortages. "There is little doubt there is going to be a disaster,” says one economist.

Fortune

‘Our competitors are everyone’: Joybuy leads ‘China’s Amazon’ into the UK

Taking on its US rival in Britain is expected to lead to ‘collateral damage’ for UK retailers

The Guardian - UK

Trump Frozen Out of Yerevan Summit: New Alliance Attended by UK, Canada, European Leaders and Hosted by Armenia

The Yerevan summit in Armenia marked a shift in global alliances, with Canada and European leaders seeking new partnerships amid US policy uncertainties and Trump's absence.

International Business Times UK

Meloni -Trump tensions tested, can the US - Italy alliance hold?

Tensions between Meloni and Trump do not seem to threaten the privileged axis between Rome and Washington, shored up by US bases in Italy and Italian contracts.

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How is the DMA reshaping Big Tech's grip on the internet?

Two years in, Europe's landmark law has changed how Big Tech operates and given users more freedom and choice, but the battle is far from over. Watch the video!

Euronews

Sweden generates 99% of electricity from clean sources. So why is wind power under attack?

Thousands of anti-wind social media posts have been analysed, as researchers warn that Europe’s energy security could be threatened.

Euronews

‘Broadening access to contemporary art’: The best art-inspired stays in Europe

With design-led rooms, on-site exhibitions and distinctive interiors, arty hotels offer unending guest experiences.

The Guardian - UK

Trump and his oil-and-coal oligarchy should face sanctions for their war on the environment

Europe punished Russian billionaires over the war in Ukraine. It should do the same to those abetting an ecocidal regime, says Guardian Europe columnist Alexander Hurst

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This New Supercar Packs A Powerful Ford Engine

There’s a new name in Europe’s supercar scene—and it comes from a country that hasn’t traditionally played in this segment. It’s called the Adamastor Furia, the first model developed by Adamastor, a young Portuguese company based in Porto with the stated goal of bringing race-bred technology to the street.

Evening Standard

When is the Champions League final? Arsenal to face PSG in Budapest

The biggest game in European club football is fast approaching

The Independent UK

Nissan to merge UK production lines and cut 10% of European workforce as part of restructure

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The Conversation

The EU measures media freedom country by country, but cross-border risks remain overlooked

Europe has spent years building effective tools to measure media pluralism within its member states. This made sense because newspapers, broadcasters, regulators, ownership structures and public service media were organised within national borders.

Radio France Internationale

France positions itself at the heart of Armenia’s pivot to Europe

As the European Union and Armenia laid the groundwork for deeper integration at a landmark summit in Yerevan, France's presence loomed large – diplomatically, economically and culturally.

Evening Standard

Nissan to merge UK production lines and cut European workforce

The restructuring is set to result in some 900 job losses in Europe, amounting to about 10% of its workforce in the continent.

The Independent UK

Nissan to close UK production line and cut 900 jobs in Europe in cost-cutting drive

The Japanese manufacturer said it will be combining production from two lines to one at the Sunderland site

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