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Study points to likely common origin of English and Sanskrit 8,000 years ago

Research provides hybrid of two competing theories on origin of Indo-European languages

The Independent UK

‘Chat, countryside, laughing and love’: readers’ favourite family holidays

Readers reveal favourite places for family trips in the UK and mainland Europe

The Guardian - UK

Why it's so important to figure out when a vital Atlantic Ocean current might collapse

Scientists know a current in the Atlantic Ocean could collapse suddenly as the climate changes. The question of when matters to billions of people around the globe.

WEKU

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European Union approves €43 billion Chips Act to boost semiconductor production

The European Union has passed the €43 billion Chips Act. It is designed to enhance the production of semiconductors in the region.

Windows Central

Southern Europe and north Africa count heavy cost of wildfires

As extreme heat recedes, Italy, Greece, Portugal, Spain and Algeria reflect on lives lost, environmental damage and costs to livelihoods

The Guardian - UK

Oil companies that made a killing last year are now facing a reckoning

European powerhouses Shell and TotalEnergies capitalized on favorable tailwinds, but now face falling profits.

Fortune

Extreme weather events are exactly the time to talk about climate change – here's why

Record-breaking heatwaves are sweeping across the northern hemisphere, affecting large parts of southern Europe, the US and China. On July 24, Sicily recorded blistering temperatures of more than 47.5℃ and wildfires are currently tearing through Greece. The heatwaves come as record numbers of fires continue to burn across Canada.

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EU opens antitrust inquiry into Microsoft’s Teams software

European Commission says bundling of app with other products may be anticompetitive

The Guardian - UK

13 Of The Best Irish Golfers Of All Time

We take a look at the best golfers from the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland

Golf Monthly

Planning a golf trip to Europe? You might have additional forms to fill out

Plan to play golf in Europe in 2024 or after? You might need to do more digital homework first.

USA Today Sports Media Group

'A weather-map of popular feeling': how Mass-Observation was born

On August 29 1938, in the build-up to the second world war, a now-defunct London newspaper asserted that Europe was tensely watching the crisis over Czechoslovakia unfold. But how could a newspaper know what a population was feeling? What if some people, even lots of people, were tensely watching “the…

The Conversation

Wait, do you need a visa to go to Europe now? The new ETIAS requirements, explained

Starting in 2024, American passport holders traveling to 30 European countries will need to receive authorization to travel via the ETIAS, a long-awaited measure designed to prevent terrorism.

WEKU

One of the world's most active volcanoes is spewing out weird rings of smoke

Dozens of circular loops made from smoke and volcanic gas are rising from a peculiar vent on Mount Etna every day.

LiveScience

Microsoft is officially under investigation by the EU for bundling Teams and Office 365

The European Commission will formally investigate Microsoft bundling Teams with Office 365 and Microsoft 365. The governing body is concerned that Microsoft may be abusing its dominance in productivity to gain an unfair advantage.

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The Independent UK

Sweden, Finland and Switzerland are considering security links with US National Guard, general says

Switzerland, Finland and Sweden are considering joining the U.S. National Guard’s security partnership program in a further expansion of U.S. military ties across Europe after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

The Independent UK

Is it safe to travel to Turkey? Latest Foreign Office advice as wildfires spread across Europe

Blazes have been seen in different parts of the country

The Independent UK

EU opens antitrust investigation against Microsoft over Office and videoconferencing Teams bundling

The European Union is opeing a formal antitrust investigation targeting Microsoft into the software company’s Teams messaging and videoconferencing app over concerns that its bundling with its Office productivity sofware suite gives it an unfair edge over competitors

The Independent UK

Europe's central bank is set to pile on another rate increase. Is it the last in a record series?

The European Central Bank is set to raise interest rates again Thursday

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OPPO's European journey takes another hit as it ceases distribution in France

OPPO's main distributor in France is ceasing sales in the country, even as the brand wins its patent litigation against Nokia.

The Guardian - UK

Shell’s ‘obscene’ $5bn profits reignite outrage amid climate crisis

Campaigners criticise plan to increase oil and gas production despite extreme heat in Europe

The Times of India

Som sets the bar high

Young Bengaluru goalkeeper, who plays for Slovenian football club, aims to turn out for top leagues in Europe

The Independent UK

When will heatwave in Europe end? New forecast shows relief in sight

Temperatures will dip from extremes but weather still expected to remain ‘sunny and warm’

The Conversation

Trapped in NATO antechamber, Kyiv eyes 'military Marshall plan'

Strategy is a matter of choice. Turkey’s in extremis blessing of Sweden’s bid to join NATO, two days before the organisation’s Vilnius summit kicked off on 11 July, did not conceal the difficult equation that diplomats had to solve in the Lithuanian capital city: what status should Ukraine be granted?…

The Independent UK

Bluffing or not, Putin’s declared deployment of nuclear weapons to Belarus ramps up saber-rattling

Sometime this summer, if President Vladimir Putin can be believed, Russia moved some of its short-range nuclear weapons into Belarus, closer to Ukraine and onto the doorstep of NATO’s members in Central and Eastern Europe

PC Gamer

European Union Council approves €43 billion Chips Act

It aims to reduce reliance on foreign made semiconductors.

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