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The Guardian view on Gibraltar and the EU: a post-Brexit deal with something for everyone

Editorial: After nine years of delay, it was high time that Britain and Europe sorted out the future of the Rock

The Guardian - UK

Explained: EFL to accommodate European clubs with Carabao Cup changes

Fans of certain League Two sides are unlikely favour the amendments

FourFourTwo

Lithium used in electric car batteries cannot be produced fast enough for demand, study finds

Even a tenfold increase in production may not be enough, researchers say

The Independent UK

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France’s final nuclear tests in the South Pacific, 30 years on

In recent months, the viability of France’s nuclear arsenal has been making headlines with talk of a French “nuclear umbrella” that might shield its allies on the European continent. In the face of the Russia-Ukraine war, and Russian President Vladimir Putin’s statements regarding the possibility of deploying nuclear weapons in…

The Conversation

Same game, different rules: Net zero transition without breaking the bank

Historically, Europe has been a cradle of innovation, pioneering many industrial and scientific breakthroughs. We have to restore this spirit, E.ON CEO Leonhard Birnbaum writes.

Euronews

European Space Agency reveals 3 key space missions threatened by Trump's NASA budget cuts

At least three ESA space missions are under threat as a result of Trump's budget cuts. The gravitational wave observatory LISA, Venus orbiter EnVision, and NewAthena may require "recovery actions."

Space

Revealed: More than 24,000 factory farms have opened across Europe

Intensive livestock farms such as those found across the US are spreading across the continent, according to new data

The Guardian - UK

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How can the EU respond to companies moving their production elsewhere?

MEPs are calling on the European Parliament to take action against industrial relocations after the BSH Domestic Appliances group announced the closure of a 650-employee factory in Spain.

Euronews

EFL forced to add extra Carabao Cup round after nine Premier League teams qualify for Europe

A record number of Premier League sides will compete on the continent next season

Evening Standard

When it comes to reporting on mass killings, some in Europe take a different approach from Americans

When a 21-year-old former student opened fire inside his school in Austria’s second-biggest city earlier this week, killing 10 people, it didn’t take long for the Alpine country’s press council to call on journalists to show restraint when reporting about the victims and their families

The Independent UK

US-backed Israeli company's spyware used to target European journalists, Citizen Lab finds

New revelations that spyware made by a U

The Independent UK

Lithium supplies will not keep up with demand for electric cars, experts warn

Researchers from East China Normal University in Shanghai and Sweden’s Lund University described the shortage as a ‘looming crisis”.

Evening Standard

This new night train is promising travel to 100 European cities for less than the price of a flight

A new company is launching sleeper trains with entirely private rooms.

Euronews

Kia's PV5 Electric Van Is A Volkswagen ID. Buzz-Beating Deal

After the cargo version, Kia now announces the prices for the electric minibus PV5 passenger in Europe. It is cheaper than a Volkswagen ID.Buzz.

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The Guardian - UK

Attack dogs: how Europe supplies Israel with brutal canine weapons

Military dogs involved in attacks on Palestinian civilians – including children – are likely to have been exported from European countries, investigation finds

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“The Grass Is Always Greener”: 32 Stories From Americans Who Decided To Try Living Elsewhere

We’ve gathered stories from Americans who decided to move abroad and decided to share what happened to them.

Euronews

Scared of flying? These airlines have been ranked the safest in the world for 2025

AirlineRatings has released its ranking for the safest airlines to fly with in 2025.

The Guardian - UK

BYD launches cheapest UK model in bid to overtake Tesla as biggest electric carmaker

Dolphin Surf will start at £18,650 – among the cheapest new vehicles on sale in Britain

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Survey: Most Europeans are worried about their digital privacy - and it’s impacting how they use AI

New research from Samsung Electronics shows how consumer fears over privacy could stall AI’s future in European homes.

The Independent UK

The best hotels in Lisbon’s city centre for 2026

If you want to be close to the action, these are the best central hotels in Portugal’s capital city for exploring, eating and drinking

The Independent UK

EU rights court says Italy not responsible for Libyan coast guard actions over migrant boat sinking

Judges at the European Court of Human Rights has ruled that Italy could not be held liable for the actions of the Libyan Coast Guard, rejecting a case brought by a group of migrants rescued from the Mediterranean Sea in a fatal boat sinking in 2017

TechRadar

Nvidia expands AI infrastructure reach in major push across Europe

New AI centers join tens of thousands of AI chips in Nvidia's latest push across Europe.

The Independent UK

The European MMA promotion selling out 60,000-seater stadiums before the UFC

BIGGER THAN BEFORE: The rise of MMA does not stop with the UFC. Will Castle speaks to the man behind Europe’s fighting powerhouse taking the sport to new heights

Euronews

Two city governments in Denmark are moving away from Microsoft amid Trump and US Big Tech concerns

Two of Denmark’s biggest municipalities are saying no to US cloud services in the latest move by European governments to reduce their reliance on American Big Tech.

Evening Standard

OPINION - It’s time for a brutal truth: JD Vance was right about free speech in Britain

Britain’s complacency when it comes to free speech in this country can be measured by the testiness with which people react to criticisms about it. When JD Vance sounded off about Europe — not least Britain — putting the principles of free speech at risk in a talk he gave…

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