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Padraig Harrington: After 2021, they said we wouldn’t win a Ryder Cup for 20 years. Now Europe are favourites

Exclusive: Europe’s 2021 Ryder Cup captain on Whistling Straights team talks, Luke Donald and Europe’s new stars

The Independent UK

Living a lonely life, an unknown bunch and their steeds give India its first equestrian gold since 1982

They left their comfortable teenage lives behind, shifted to Europe by themselves to fulfill their dreams of putting Indian equestrian on the map.

The Times of India

‘It’s like a house of cards’: Ryder Cup-winning captain Thomas Bjorn reveals the blueprint for success

Exclusive: The Dane masterminded home success at Le Golf National five years ago and tells Jack Rathborn how Europe can reclaim the Ryder Cup from Team USA in Rome this week

The Independent UK

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German politics has a built-in firewall against the far right. It’s beginning to crack

Germany is far more resilient to populism than its European neighbours, says John Kampfner, author of In Search of Berlin

The Guardian - UK

Ludvig Aberg hopes Europe can channel the spirit of Medinah in Rome

The Swede is one of four rookies in a fresh-faced European side vying for revenge in the Italian capital.

The Independent UK

In landmark court case, 6 young activists take on 32 European nations over climate action

Six Portuguese young adults and children between 11 and 24 years of age are at the European Court of Human Rights where they are accusing 32 European governments of violating their human rights for what they say is a failure to adequately address climate change

The Independent UK

Revealed: Europe’s role in the making of Russia killer drones

Exclusive: Kyiv says Iranian drones used by Russia in Ukraine have various European components

The Guardian - UK

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Wildfires, war and rightwing extremism: 50 years of Europe in photos, part two

The Guardian’s Europe correspondent Jon Henley and picture editor Guy Lane reflect on a half-century of upheaval

The Guardian - UK

Alyn Smith: Our best future is as indy nation in the EU, not Efta

BEFORE Westminster, I spent 16 years as one of Scotland’s six MEPs in the European Parliament.

The National (Scotland)

India ‘takes great care’ ensuring steady ties with Russia are in good shape: EAM Jaishankar

India-Russia ties are very stable; both countries make efforts to ensure relationship is in good shape. Russia is turning to Asia due to disruption of ties with Europe and West, and India's relationship with Russia has been steady since mid-1950s.

The Hindu

Fisker Builds 5,000th Ocean EV, Targets 300 Deliveries Per Day In Q4

The deliveries target is ambitious seeing as Fisker has handed over a lifetime total of 900 customer vehicles so far in its European and US launch markets.

InsideEVs

Elon Musk's Shanghai-built Tesla EVs targeted in EU probe into Chinese state subsidies to avoid 'a race to the bottom'

Tesla's Chinese factory is one of the largest car plants in the world — and its most profitable.

Fortune

Tears before tee-time: Rahm reveals Europe lifted by Ryder Cup videos

‘There were very few players not shedding tears,’ said the Spanish player who urged his teammates to extend their unbeaten home streak against the US

The Guardian - UK

Swedish ‘stud’ Ludvig Åberg unfazed by extraordinary rise to Ryder Cup

Only four months out of college the 23-year-old Ludvig Åberg, described as a generational talent, looks poised to make a major impact for Europe

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Nagorno-Karabakh crisis forces western rethink on Azerbaijan

Baku has drawn the ire of the EU and US after years of promoting itself as a reliable security partner and vital transport hub

The Independent UK

Braverman: Multiculturalism has ‘failed’ and threatens security

The Home Secretary said a ‘misguided dogma of multiculturalism’ has proved ‘toxic’ for Europe.

Evening Standard

Ryder Cup: Shane Lowry would ‘love’ another chance at all-Irish pairing with Rory McIlroy

The close friends fell to a fourball defeat against Tony Finau and Harris English at Whistling Straits in 2021

The Guardian - UK

Ryder Cup diary: Seve’s spirit lives on, while Fleetwood is mistaken for a fan

Ballesteros is still inspiring Europe, and Patrick Cantlay plays down perceived criticism from US teammate Brooks Koepka

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'Unfit for office': Suella Braverman's extreme speech sparks outrage

SUELLA Braverman has been attacked over “deeply ignorant and offensive” comments after a speech in which she claimed multiculturalism has…

The Times of India

Led boring and lonely lives but it was worth it: Asian Games gold-winning riders

HANGZHOU: Success requires sacrifices and for the unheralded Indian equestrian team, it was about moving away from social circles and leading a "boring" and "lonely" life but it all seemed worth as they created history in the Asian Games here on Tuesday.

The Independent UK

UEFA moves toward partially reintegrating Russian teams and match officials into European soccer

UEFA has made two moves toward partially reintegrating Russia into European soccer despite the ongoing war in Ukraine

USA Today Sports Media Group

Lynch: At European Ryder Cups, the cash rolls in as design nerds roll their eyes

Marco Simone may discombobulate the cast of 24 actors this week, but not with nuance or intricacy.

The Times of India

Russia still relies on Europe to ship its oil despite price cap breach

Russia is still relying on European shipping to transport its oil even as the country’s supplies exceed Group-of-Seven price caps, according to a researcher.

Radio France Internationale

French businessman announces mega investment in artificial intelligence

French businessman Xavier Niel, owner of the Iliad technology group, on Tuesday announced strategic investments designed to create a "European champion" of artificial intelligence (AI).

The Independent UK

Best hotels in Europe 2023: Where to stay for a city, beach or retreat break

When it comes to European holidays – whether it’s a culture-packed city break in Amsterdam, a Grecian fly and flop, or a rural retreat in Portugal – there’s something to suit everyone

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