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EU needs to update Chips Act and provide more support, semiconductor body says

A European body representing the chips sector is urging the EU to update its Chips Act to offer more support.

TechRadar

Forget your dumb washing machine — Samsung just put AI into laundry

Samsung's new AI-equipped washing machine features a 7-inch touchscreen and will launch in Europe first.

Tom’s Guide

The Pixel 9 Pro and Pixel 8 Pro’s strangest feature is finally coming to Europe

A recent change to a Google support document indicates that European users will soon be able to make use of the Pro's Thermometer app.

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Emmanuel Macron continues consultations on next PM, weeks after French election – as it happened

France led by caretaker administration since July snap election

The Guardian - UK

Works by Cézanne, Picasso and Matisse headed to Canberra

It seems we can't get enough of European masters.

The Canberra Times

European players who played in South America

Masses of South American footballers have plied their trade in Europe – not many have done vice versa, but this lot did

FourFourTwo

AfD’s success in German elections piles pressure on a fragmented EU

The centre ‘may be holding’ but if the far right continues to win elections, the European project faces a rocky few years

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Tory leadership hopeful Robert Jenrick doubles down on plan to leave European Convention of Human Rights

Tory leadership rightwinger Robert Jenrick has said that he sees no alternative to leaving the European Convention of Human Rights

The Independent UK

The Guardian view on the rise of AfD: winning an election won’t mean it wins power

Editorial: The emergence of the far right as a political force in eastern Germany is a concern for Europe’s biggest economy

The Guardian - UK

Volkswagen considers German plant closures to save billions in costs

Plans underline European carmakers’ problems in switching from petrol and diesel vehicles to electric models

The Guardian - UK

“Nobody can stop me.” The Brian Jonestown Massacre share UK and Europe tour plans

San Francisco psych-rock band The Brian Jonestown Massacre reveal 2025 tour of the UK and Europea

Louder

The Zeekr 7X Has The Range And Performance To Make It In Europe

This new midsize electric crossover from Geely's premium sub-brand sprints to 62 mph in 3.8 seconds and has up to 485 miles of claimed CLTC range.

InsideEVs

Green Lung announce European leg of Heathen Neverland tour, share additional UK and Ireland dates

Green Lung will be co-headlining shows with Unto Others across Europe in 2025

Metal Hammer

Indian Navy's P8I aircraft in France for Exercise Varuna

The Indian Navy's P-8I aircraft has landed at Air Base 125 Istres-Le Tube in France, marking its first-ever deployment in Europe, to participate in the 22nd edition of Exercise Varuna with the French Navy

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Manchester United Eyeing Antonee Robinson As Luke Shaw Replacement

European clubs plan January transfers with Manchester United, Chelsea, RB Leipzig, AS Roma, Al Fayha, Al Hilal, and Aston Villa making moves in the transfe...

Motor1

The New Audi Q5 Has an Extra Brake Light

The fourth brake light is different in Europe than in the United States.

The Guardian - UK

‘A dark day for Germany is a dark day for Europe’: liberals react to far right success in German state election – as it happened

Election results in Germany causes consternation across Europe as German chancellor says preliminary results in Thuringia are ‘bitter’

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The Magic of La Liga: What Makes Spain’s Top League a Must-Watch

From August to May, football fans will be glued to their screens as La Liga showcases the finest in European football. Watching the biggest games on TV allows you to witness world-class talent, fierce rivalries, and thrilling matches.

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International Business Times

As Wolves Swoop, Austrians Grab Guns For Contested Cull

After wolves swooped from the forest and savaged her lambs, Austrian sheep farmer Renate Pilz feels like giving up.

The Guardian - UK

Driving to the Italian Alps with two small kids – and camping: the unholy trinity of travel?

The idea of a family road trip across Europe to reach Trentino’s celebrated Lago di Ledro felt daunting. Turns out getting there was more than half the fun

inkl

The Evolution of Casinos: From Brick-and-Mortar to Digital Realms

Casinos have a rich history, evolving from ancient gambling halls to the sophisticated establishments we see today. Initially, gambling was a social activity often taking place in informal settings like local taverns or private clubs. As societies developed, the concept of a dedicated casino venue began to take shape, culminating…

InsideEVs

Tesla Model Y Juniper May Debut In Q1 2025 With 7 Seats In China, Europe

Elon Musk said Tesla had no plans to reveal the updated Model Y this year, so the time frame fits, but it's not yet confirmed.

Radio France Internationale

Marseille museum invites visitors to strip off for naturist exhibition

Visitors to one of Marseille's biggest museums are welcome to remove their clothes as they explore a new exhibition dedicated to naturism in Europe – so long as they keep their shoes on.

France 24

'Hawaii of Europe': Azores seek to avoid pitfalls of mass tourism

This summer, many towns in Europe protested the arrival of tourists. In Spain, some locals even sprayed water guns to deter visitors. But one gem, dubbed the "Hawaii of Europe", has taken drastic measures to avoid overtourism. Faial Island, in the heart of Portugal's Azores archipelago, is a lush tropical…

The Guardian - UK

Is Sir Keir Starmer’s cautious ‘reset’ with Europe enough to undo the damage done by Brexit?

Moving in small steps risks aggravating both Europhiles and Europhobes while doing little to help lift the economy

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