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The Independent UK · Aug 20

Germany reports record 14,000 heat-related deaths this summer

FRANKFURT (GERMANY) - Germany registered a record of around 14,000 heat-related deaths this summer as Europe struggled through a series of punishing heatwaves, official data showed Thursday.

Bangkok Post · Aug 20

Europe faces race to refill gas storage as LNG cargoes flow to Asia

After spending much of the past two years rebuilding its gas security following the loss of Russian pipeline supplies, Europe is again facing high natural gas prices due to volatility in global markets linked to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.

Euronews · Aug 20

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Germany records 14,000 heat-related deaths this summer as heatwaves scorch Europe

Berlin has recorded roughly 14,000 heat-related deaths this summer, official data showed Thursday. Europe has experienced a spike in heat-related mortality as the worst-hit countries grapple with historically high temperatures exacerbated by human-driven climate change.

France 24 · Aug 20

Seoul's Arctic shipping test with Russia angers Europe seeking to isolate Moscow

South Korea is set to test a new shipping route for Europe via the Arctic, testing whether a route opened by global warming can be commercially viable. The voyage has drawn concern from Western allies because it requires coordination with Russia.

The Times of India · Aug 20

Built in 1913, this 177-foot steam tug survived two world wars but sank after hitting a German mine in 1945; drought has now exposed its wreck in Serbia

Amidst severe drought, a historic steam tug once lost beneath the Sava River has resurfaced, delighting locals who flock to witness 'Sava's Titanic'. This vessel, which sank in 1945 after a tragic encounter with a mine, revitalizes memories of the Balkans' complex history. Its emergence underscores the grim water shortages…

The Times of India · Aug 20

Before and after photos show how Europe is drying up in the deadly heatwaves

Waterways across Europe are drying up

The Independent UK · Aug 20

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Overcome market fragmentation or miss the AI train, Lagarde warns the EU

An overly fragmented single market cannot support Europe’s top priority of competing globally in the AI race, European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde warns.

Euronews · Aug 20

Only 3% of UK homes have air conditioning. What are the costs and consequences of fitting it?

The recent heatwaves mean that many people in northern Europe are now looking at new ways to cool their homes.

The Conversation · Aug 20

Latest news bulletin | August 20th, 2026 – Midday

Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this August 20th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.

Euronews · Aug 20

These Are the Key Ingredients for a Successful Move to Europe (Being Super Rich Isn't One of Them)

Moving to Europe from the U.S. can get more complicated the wealthier you are. Find out what it really takes for a successful move — and how to plan for it.

Kiplinger · Aug 20

Unexpected twin-city breaks you can take by sleeper train in Europe

Sleeper trains are making it possible to pair destinations with completely different vibes without the airport queues. Here are some unexpected European city pairings connected by overnight rail.

Euronews · Aug 20

Bookings soar for flights to eclipse destinations ahead of 2027’s celestial spectacle

The 2027 solar eclipse is already sending travellers scrambling for flights. Here’s where to go to catch the totality in Europe and how to plan the ultimate eclipse-chasing trip.

Euronews · Aug 20

Full-face veil bans: How do rules compare across Europe?

European countries take widely different approaches to full-face veils, from nationwide bans to restrictions in specific public spaces. Euronews looks at how the rules vary across the continent.

Euronews · Aug 20

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The Guardian - UK · Aug 20

Without action wildfires in Europe will increase 39% even in best-case climate scenario, study finds

Improvements in fire management however could mitigate increases by more than 70%, study shows

The Economic Times · Aug 20

Global Market: European blue-chip earnings outlook improves as recovery broadens

European blue-chip earnings expectations improved for a ninth consecutive week, with profit growth forecasts for STOXX 600 companies rising to 24.1%. While energy remains the biggest contributor, stronger results from industrial and materials companies suggest the recovery is broadening. However, higher bond yields, inflation and geopolitical risks continue to weigh…

The Independent UK · Aug 20

Sunken WWII tugboat emerges as extreme heat empties Europe’s rivers

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The Economic Times · Aug 20

In 2018, Europe’s extreme drought cut crop yields, but potatoes beneath German solar panels produced 11% more

Agrivoltaics systems, which ingeniously merge solar energy with agricultural practices, have demonstrated remarkable advantages, particularly amid arid conditions. In Germany, potatoes grown beneath solar panels thrived, revealing an impressive eleven percent yield increase during a drought crisis. Similarly, studies from the Sonoran Desert highlight both enhanced crop production and effective…

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The Economic Times · Aug 20

Lupin arm to commercialise YUVEZZI eye drop across key European markets

Lupin's VISUfarma BV has secured exclusive rights for YUVEZZI in key European markets. This ophthalmic product treats loss of clear close-up vision in adults. VISUfarma will undertake regulatory activities and commercialization of the eye drop. The agreement includes a strategic investment and potential milestone payments. YUVEZZI represents a significant advancement…

Euronews · Aug 20

Hundreds of meetings, €8 million a year: How Big Tobacco lobbies the EU

A massive surge in tobacco industry lobbying is undercutting the European Union’s public health agenda, derailing legislative proposals, and triggering a political battles over new nicotine products.

The Economic Times · Aug 20

Europe's rivers run dry, and history resurfaces: Century-old shipwreck emerges in Serbia's drought

Extreme heat and drought are causing European rivers to recede. A steam tugboat from the early 1900s has emerged from the Sava River. This vessel, known as the Slovenian, sank during World War II. Other historical items like German warships and mammoth bones have also surfaced. Experts warn these extreme…

Euronews · Aug 20

NATO 3.0 rebrand is 'lipstick on a pig', says former US ambassador

The transatlantic relationship has changed profoundly since Donald Trump's return to the White House, and the concept of NATO 3.0 epitomises the transformation. But what does it actually mean?

Euronews · Aug 20

Will Prime Minister Andy Burnham move the UK closer to Europe?

From trade to defence to youth mobility, London and Brussels are seeking to build on the thaw in their post-Brexit relationship. But tough negotiations lie ahead as an autumn summit looms.

Euronews · Aug 20

European gas prices hit highest point since March, worse may follow

European gas prices have surged 130% in 2026, and low storage and supply risks leave Europe vulnerable to a costly winter.

Euronews · Aug 20

Tourism hit by war fears: Seven EU countries seek Brussels funding for frontline regions

Seven frontline European Union nations want the bloc’s next long-term budget to help their hotels, businesses and operators weather the fallout from Europe’s security crisis — and their proximity to it.

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