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EU announces €4bn state aid to back battery and green tech factories

Support aims to stop production being lured overseas with promise of bigger foreign subsidies

The Guardian - UK

China hits back at EU trade probe into Tesla-killer BYD—via brandy

After Brussels sought to protect carmakers like Volkswagen from Chinese EV makers like BYD, Xi Jinping may now be targeting competitors of Kweichow Moutai.

Fortune

This Isn't The New Tesla Model Y

Plus, Volkswagen discounts its EVs in Europe despite saying it wouldn't enter price wars.

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'No Matter Your Ability, The Emotional Toll Of Thinking About How Much Every Single Event Is Costing You Wears On Every Player The Same' - Hannah Gregg On The Financial Strains Of Pro Golf

Hannah Gregg is an American professional golfer who has just earned playing privileges on the Ladies European Tour - but even now, making ends meet is no picnic...

Golf Monthly

Europe's Proba-3 mission will create an 'artificial eclipse' to the study sun's corona

Europe will launch two satellites in September which will together form an artificial eclipse to help scientists study the sun.

Space

Putin escalates assault on Ukraine with deadly missile strikes

As Russia continues its relentless assault on Ukraine, President Zelensky seeks support from Japan and Europe while Putin celebrates Orthodox Christmas. A ...

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German vice-chancellor warns of extremism as far-right groups join farmers’ protest – as it happened

Farmers join railway staff and lorry drivers in threatening strike action in protests over issues including pay and cuts to agricultural subsidies

The Guardian - UK

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Libraries for the future: Europe’s new wave of ‘meeting places for the mind’

From Ghent’s De Krook to Helsinki’s Oodi, recent civic constructions have shared a vision of the library as a living room for the modern city

The Guardian - UK

EU Council President Michel Says To Step Down In July

Belgian politician Charles Michel has announced he will step down as European Council president after running in the European Parliament elections set for June.

International Business Times

EU Council president to step down early triggering race to replace him

European Council president Charles Michel announced Sunday that he will step down early, setting off a race against time for EU leaders to find a successor for the key position.

France 24

Surgeon who carried out Europe’s first liver transplant dies aged 93

Prof Sir Roy Calne performed gamechanging operation in 1968, and was responsible for other surgical ‘world firsts’

The Guardian - UK

Roy Calne, a surgeon who led Europe's first liver transplant, has died aged 93

Pioneering surgeon Roy Calne, who led Europe’s first liver transplant operation, has died aged 93

The Independent UK

Pioneering transplant surgeon Professor Sir Roy Calne dies aged 93

Professor Sir Roy Calne led the first liver transplant operation in Europe at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge on May 2 1968.

Evening Standard

European Council president Charles Michel announces early departure

In a surprise move, Belgian politician Charles Michel announced on Sunday that he will step down early as European Council president after he runs in the European Parliament elections set for June.

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EU Council President Michel Says To Step Down Early

Belgian politician Charles Michel has announced he will step down early as European Council president after he runs in the European Parliament elections set for June.

The Independent UK

Nuclear fuel gets £300m boost as ministers say Putin will not hold UK to ransom

UK bids to be first European nation outside Russia to produce crucial uranium needed for the next generation of reactor

The Guardian - UK

The Picnic: An Escape to Freedom and the Collapse of the Iron Curtain by Matthew Longo review – a break for the border

The US academic has written a thoughtful and vividly realised account of the extraordinary chain of events around a summer party in Hungary that precipitated the end of Soviet power in central Europe

Evening Standard

The Ellinikon Athens, Greece: seafront homes at Europe's 'biggest real estate project' give golden visa rights

The development, on Athens' former international airport site, is three times the size of Monaco

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French oyster farmers fear reputation damage as norovirus scares off customers

Despite being Europe's biggest producer and consumer of oysters, France is facing a decline in demand after a wave of norovirus-induced food poisoning.

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s full of green areas’: mystery of Europe’s heat death hotspot

Hot weather has proved deadlier in the Croatian city of Osijek than in any other European city but little is being done to work out why

The Hindu

Secularism in India is just as same as in Europe: Prof. Akeel Bilgrami

Prof. Bilgrami laid down three commitments of secularism, to a largely young audience.

StockNews.com

Robinhood Markets (HOOD) 2024 Predictions Check: Buy or Hold?

Robinhood Markets (HOOD) is expanding into new markets as it launched crypto trading for customers in Europe amid intense scrutiny in the United States. So, is HOOD a buy now? Let’s discuss this in detail.

The Independent UK

These are biggest travel trends you’ll see in 2024

Improving sleep habits, following the biggest sporting events and opting for cooler climes will be major fixtures of travel plans this year, says Benjamin Parker

The Independent UK

Heavy rains leave parts of England and Europe swamped in floodwaters

Flooding from heavy rains has swamped parts of England, France and the Netherlands, and officials say water levels are likely to continue rising for several days

Fortune

Despite Europe’s economic woes, consumers are sticking to their guns on sustainability

While budgets were still tight for many European families this year, shoppers’ commitment to sustainability remains firm.

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