German companies under pressure to adapt as China challenges them at their own game China is challenging Germany at its own game of making advanced, highly engineered machinery The Independent UK · Sep 2
Why we need to start treating Trump’s America like Russia IN FOCUS: Expansionist desires, aggressive military actions, and the consolidation of power in its internal affairs used to attack political enemies, Keir Giles explains how, while writing his new book, he came to realise the two countries are becoming exceedingly hard to tell apart The Independent UK · Sep 2
Three Candidates to Be Argentina’s Next No. 10 After Lionel Messi As the Argentinian legend exits the global stage, who is waiting in the wings? Sports Illustrated · Sep 2
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US pushes G20 to cut trade imbalances, focus on China G20 members face stalled talks on global trade and fiscal imbalances. United States officials are urging higher barriers on Chinese goods to rebalance economies. China's massive export push and subsidies are pressuring global markets and economies. European officials also acknowledge China's role and the need for global adjustments. Discussions continue… The Economic Times · Sep 1
Burnham blames Brexit for ‘decade of low growth’ in UK The prime minister used his first statement to the Commons since taking over from Keir Starmer to argue Brexit was one of ‘a series of wrong turns’ taken by the UK since the 1980s The Independent UK · Sep 1
454-million-year-old supervolcano found beneath England may explain a vast ash layer across northern Europe Scientists found evidence of a massive ancient volcano under The Wash. Tiny zircon crystals helped date this eruption to over 454 million years ago. This ancient volcanic system likely produced the Kinnekulle ash layer found across Europe. The volcano disappeared over time, buried beneath younger rock layers. Its discovery offers… The Times of India · Sep 1
Germany Directly Blames Russia For Attempted Drone Attack At Airport. EU Anticipates 'Clear Response' "The attempted attack at Leipzig Airport on 4 August fits the established pattern of Russian hybrid operations in Europe," said Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt. International Business Times · Sep 1
European Commission and NATO chiefs to discuss Russia’s hybrid warfare after drone incident in Germany European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will meet NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte on Wednesday to discuss their joint response to Moscow's hybrid threats, after Germany formally blamed Russia for an incident involving an explosive-laden drone at one of its airports. Euronews · Sep 1
80,000-year-old stone points in Uzbekistan resemble weapons used in France 25,000 years later, raising questions about how humans reached Europe At the Obi-Rakhmat rock shelter in northeastern Uzbekistan, researchers have identified tiny triangular stone points in the site's oldest occupation layers, dating to around 80,000 years ago. The unretouched micropoints average less than 2 centimetres in width and weigh only a few grams, with their dimensions indicating that they were… The Times of India · Sep 1
Euronews · Sep 1 EU to gather ‘brightest minds’ to boost defence as Russia threat grows The EU is setting up a high-level group of political and military leaders from member states, Ukraine and the UK to speed up efforts to close Europe's defence capability gaps amid rising Russian threats.
Euronews · Sep 1 ESA's BepiColombo mission nears major turning point on Mercury approach The European Space Agency's (ESA) BepiColombo mission to the planet Mercury faces its most critical manoeuvre yet, as a pair of probes drop off the mothership on their way to one of the solar system's most extreme places.
Euronews · Sep 1 The death of Germany's richest man creates one of Europe's biggest foundations Klaus-Michael Kühne had no children and lived in a Swiss canton with zero inheritance tax. When he died, his €42.2bn fortune passed tax-free into a decades-old charity, instantly making it one of the wealthiest foundations in Europe.
Radio France Internationale · Sep 1 Russia’s return to G20 talks unsettles Europe as Iran and trade tensions loom Russia's presence at the opening of G20 meetings in North Carolina sparked pushback from Europe on Monday, adding fresh tension to talks already clouded by the Iran war and US President Donald Trump's trade policies.
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International Business Times · Sep 1 Global Inflation Remains Sticky. Bond Markets Around The World Continue Their Rout. The selloff reached U.S. Treasurys and European debt as investors worried that another energy-price shock could keep inflation and interest rates higher for longer.
Euronews · Sep 1 European government bond yields surge to 15-year highs as sell-off deepens A global bond sell-off has hit European debt markets, reflecting concerns about inflation, budget deficits and government debt.
Euronews · Sep 1 Arctic emerges as new front in EU’s effort to cut dependence on Chinese critical raw materials The EU’s growing dependence on the Arctic’s resources is forcing Brussels to view the region through the prism of economic security and supply chain resilience – but the rights and living conditions of indigenous and local communities could suffer.
The Conversation · Sep 1 Nearly 30 years after Erasmus, university alliances are reshaping Europe’s higher education landscape but still lack visibility As students, academics and university personnel across Europe head back to university, very few are aware that their university is likely to be part of the European University Initiative. Cooperation across European universities strengthened in 2019 with the launch of European university alliances, a project supporting the internationalisation of European…
Medical Daily · Sep 1 Europeans Once Ate Powdered Mummies as Medicine: The Gruesome History of "Corpse Medicine" European apothecaries sold powdered human mummy for centuries. Bristol chemists analyzed 19 mummies to find what was really in the balm.
Sports Illustrated · Sep 1 Karim Benzema: What’s Next For Real Madrid Legend After Saudi Club Exit A player that was essential to Real Madrid's recent run of European domination could be close to hanging up his boots.