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Your nominations for Europe’s worst airport

Plane Talk: Everyone wants to get out of the airport as soon as possible – but some are more of an ordeal than others

The Independent UK

Charging A Volvo EV At A Tesla Supercharger In Europe Will Get Way Easier

Volvo EV owners will be able to use over 20,000 Supercharger stations without ever opening the Tesla app.

InsideEVs

Revealed: The cheapest city breaks in Europe, according to research

Tourist expenses have risen by more than 20 per cent in seven destinations since 2025

The Independent UK

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Moscow wants to ‘destabilise’ Europe, EU chief warns, as countries summon Russian ambassadors over Kyiv threats – as it happened

Ursula von der Leyen visiting Lithuania amid drone incursions as diplomats are called over Russian requests for envoys to leave the Ukrainian capital

The Guardian - UK

More than 500,000 students enter Tashkent maths Olympiad as STEM interest grows

The TasIMO competition brought together 350 finalists from Europe and Asia following a sharp rise in entries.

Euronews

Heatwave deaths in France as record May temperatures grip Europe

France is on the frontline of an exceptional early summer heatwave, with authorities reporting seven deaths – including five drownings – as a “heat dome” is pushing temperatures far above seasonal norms across much of Europe.

Radio France Internationale

Paris' brutal heatwave turns non-AC trains into ovens, hundreds gasp for breath and forced to step out. Watch video

A severe heatwave in France caused panic on a Paris to Nice train, forcing it to halt as passengers suffered breathing difficulties. Hundreds disembarked seeking shade, with rescue teams arriving after a four-hour ordeal. The incident highlights concerns over public transport preparedness amid unprecedented extreme temperatures across Europe. The video…

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‘One journey, one ticket, full rights’: What is the EU’s single ticket that simplifies train travel?

The European Commission has just unveiled its "One journey, one ticket" initiative. It will simplify cross-border train travel as passengers face increasing delays and cancellations.

Euronews

Watch: Oreshnik—Inside Russia’s experimental missile threat

Last weekend, Russia unleashed a massive bombardment of Kyiv, leaving nearly ninety civilians wounded. Moscow also deployed its experimental, nuclear-capable Oreshnik ballistic missile. Should Europe be worried?

Euronews

Western Europe swelters as late May heat dome shatters records

Western Europe faces record late-May heat, with France, the UK and Spain sweltering up to 11C above normal and officials warning of rising health risks.

Euronews

Europe sizzles under 'heat dome' as France logs hottest May day on record

France on Monday recorded its hottest May day on record, its weather agency said, forecasting that Tuesday would be even warmer as large swathes of Europe bake under unseasonal heat that is prompting officials to issue health warnings and order restrictions on outdoor work. The French government said seven people…

France 24

Europe Today: Von der Leyen heads to Lithuania for drone crisis talks, condemns Russia

Ahead of her visit to Lithuania today following recent drone incursions in the three Baltic states, the European Commission president Ursula Von der Leyen has said “Russia’s public threats against the Baltic states are completely unacceptable."

Euronews

Can heat pumps cool down your home and how do they compare to air conditioning units?

Europe consumes huge amounts of electricity and generates tonnes of CO2 through cooling. Could heat pumps save us during the next heatwave?

Euronews

Europe could fall into ‘dependency trap’ in AI trade with US and Asia, report finds

Europe relies on Asia for much of the infrastructure to power AI, and American companies hold large market shares in many tech fields, which could leave the continent at risk.

Euronews

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From tanks to drones: Ukraine's drone war is redefining Germany's battlefield strategy

Ukrainian drone commanders fighting on the front line say modern warfare has changed faster than Europe's armies can adapt. As Germany races to rearm, Kyiv's soldiers argue the future of war will be decided not just by tanks – but by drones, mass production and trained operators.

Euronews

Where in Europe do households save most of their income?

Net household saving rates vary widely across Europe, with Greece being the only country where households spend more than they earn. Experts point to precautionary reasons and retirement as the dominant saving motives.

The Economic Times

Europe’s banks embrace AI — and confront the price of dependence on US tech

The finance industry is rapidly adopting AI, but soaring costs for computing power and AI assistants like Claude are creating financial strain. This is prompting a shift towards building in-house models and potentially industry consolidation, as firms question the long-term pricing and dependence on US tech giants.

The Independent UK

Ukraine-Russia war latest: Kyiv warns Belarus it has list of 500 targets ready if Lukashenko joins Putin’s war

Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov piles pressures on the US to evacuate staff from its embassy

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'We can halt warming – and we must': IPCC scientist on why Europe keeps choosing fossil fuels

'Budapest will also hit 50°C, the only question is when', predicts Hungarian climate scientist Diána Ürge-Vorsatz, a professor at CEU.

Euronews

Job insecurity and poor care quality drive nurses to quit the profession

A study in Spain reveals that job insecurity, excessive workload and perceptions of poor care quality are the main reasons nurses want to quit the profession. The phenomenon also reflects a structural trend across Europe.

The Guardian - UK

Indians protest over ‘forever chemicals’ after relocation of scandal-hit Italian factory

Lack of Pfas regulations raised in parliament after Guardian revealed former Miteni plant bought by Indian company

The Economic Times

A scorching Asian summer will add to risk of surging gas prices

Global gas markets are on edge as the Strait of Hormuz remains largely closed. Traders are watching China and weather forecasts closely. Hotter summers in Asia, potentially fueled by El Niño, will increase air conditioning use. This could boost demand for liquefied natural gas, especially from China, leading to fiercer…

Bangkok Post

Heat dome over Europe scorches UK, Ireland, France and Spain

LONDON - Temperatures hit record highs for May in Britain, Ireland and France on Monday, as forecasters warned of a prolonged period of extreme heat across Europe throughout the week.

International Business Times UK

On The Cusp Of Glory: Budapest Awaits Arsenal As Arteta's Men Seek To End UCL Nightmare

Arsenal is just one match away from lifting the Champions League for the first time in her history. After 20 years, the Gunners return to the final for the second time in history however, PSG stands between the Arteta's men and glory.

AAP

European heatwave shatters records and brings deaths

Europe is sweltering and the UK has broken its record hottest temperature for May as a heatwave spreads across several parts of the country.

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