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London Heathrow airport traffic dips due to Mideast war

London's Heathrow Airport announced Monday that passenger numbers dropped in April as the Middle East war disrupted global air travel. Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport, said that the decline reflected "the ongoing impact of the Middle East conflict on some markets and short-term adjustments to travel plans."

The Economic Times

India's Afcons emerges as successful bidder to construct railway line in Europe

Indian company Afcons Infrastructure Ltd has secured a major railway project in Croatia. This marks Afcons' entry into Europe and is its largest international order to date. The project involves reconstructing an existing track and building a second line. It includes civil works, electrification, and signaling. The contract is valued…

The Economic Times

Starmer vows to prove doubters wrong as he tries to ward off leadership challenge

PM makes series of policy pledges including seeking new deal with EU and says he will fight any challenge

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Guerilla Games Co-Founder Is Now Developing a European 'Unreal Engine' to Challenge Epic Games

A European version of Unreal Engine is now under development from Guerilla Games co-founder Arjan Brussee.

Player One

Starmer faces fight to survive as Streeting and Rayner eye leadership bids

Chances of Starmer remaining in No 10 appear to be diminishing as about 40 Labour MPs call on him to quit

The Guardian - UK

Europe should behave more like China does if it wants to survive this age of chaos

Instead of obsessing over rules that have ceased to matter, we must consider giving Beijing a dose of its own medicine, says Mark Leonard of the European Council on Foreign Relations

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war briefing: Mixed reaction to Putin proposal of Schröder as peace mediator

Critics question former German chancellor’s suitability, while others think Europe should seize every chance for peace.

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Russia has breached three-day ceasefire with Ukraine, says Zelenskyy

Ukraine president says Russian army is ‘not complying’ with the US-mediated truce and is ‘not even really trying to’

The Guardian - UK

Everton’s European hopes hit after Mateta’s equaliser for Crystal Palace

Everton twice let the lead slip against Crystal Palace with Jean-Philippe Mateta earning a point late on to make it 2-2

The Guardian - UK

Former Epic director is building a European rival to the Unreal and Unity game engines — 'The Immense Engine' dev sees opportunity for AI agents to 'do the work of ten or fifteen people'

A heavyweight games industry veteran says he is building a fully European alternative to popular games engines from American and Chinese companies.

Tom’s Hardware

‘Degree of complacency’: are supply chains prepared for impact of ongoing Iran war?

The economic warnings are bleak, but full extent of shortages are still not felt for many European countries

The Guardian - UK

Is the Premier League starting to gobble up Uefa’s lower-tier competitions?

Aston Villa and Crystal Palace’s runs to European finals are historic achievements, but symptomatic of a worrying trend

The Guardian - UK

My Take 5 (Edition 68): The week that was in international affairs

Welcome back to another edition of My Take 5. This week we are discussing Russia’s scaled-down May 9 parade due to fears of Ukrainian drone strikes, Poland’s massive defence investment, US Iran playing cat and mouse with negotiations and Strait of Hormuz, Vietnam President To Lam’s state visit to India,…

The Times of India

Defence sovereignty: Europe races to build the low-cost weapons of future

With Trump wavering on Nato and war in Ukraine, Europe is scrambling to spend billions on weapons such as drones

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InsideEVs

This New European Electric SUV Has A Secret From China

The new Opel electric crossover will look German, may be built in Spain, but with Leapmotor’s EV architecture and battery tech.

The Guardian - UK

Bournemouth sink Fulham in 10-a-side contest to strengthen European hopes

Bournemouth took a step towards European football with a 1-0 victory at Fulham, Rayan scoring the winner after both sides had a player sent off

The Guardian - UK

Who is Louis Mosley, the man tasked with defending Palantir against its critics?

The company’s UK and Europe boss has become a lightning rod for the British public’s fear of a US tech takeover

The Guardian - UK

‘We are talking about energy security for Europe’: Norway doubles down on oil and gas production

Norway’s energy minister says country has a ‘responsibility’ to address shortfalls caused by wars in Ukraine and Middle East

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Euronews

Round-the-clock renewables: New report says clean energy now challenges fossil fuels on price

The cost of battery storage has dropped more than 90 per cent since 2010, bringing the cost of renewable energy down with it.

The Economic Times

Schengen visa slots see limited availability ahead of Europe’s busy summer travel season

Travellers planning summer trips to Europe’s Schengen Area may face delays in securing visa appointments as demand rises between May and August. The advisory also warned of possible airport delays linked to Europe’s new Entry Exit System and temporary border checks in several countries. Travellers and businesses have been advised…

Radio France Internationale

Increasing border checks across Europe test Schengen free movement

France has repeatedly extended controls at its borders since 2015, with the latest prolongation now running until 31 October – as similar measures across Europe raise fresh questions about the future of passport-free travel in the European Union.

The Economic Times

Universities around the world scramble after cyberattack disrupts student portals

A significant cyberattack on the Canvas learning platform has disrupted academic operations at numerous universities across the US, Australia, and Europe. Institutions like Stanford and Yale reported potential exposure of student data, including names and email addresses. The incident, with a cybercrime group claiming responsibility, highlights growing cybersecurity threats to…

The Guardian - UK

‘Being human helps’: despite rise of AI is there still hope for Europe’s translators?

A booming tech sector has disrupted translation jobs in publishing – but they could be needed for a while longer yet

The Guardian - UK

Experience: I am the best lightsaber fighter in Europe

Some people wear elaborate clothes and spin their sabers like in the movies, but if you fight theatrically you’ll lose

The Times of India

A newly discovered 6,000-year-old mega-structure in Romania is rewriting Europe’s prehistoric history

In Botoșani County, Romania, a team of archaeologists uncovered a monumental mega-structure dating back 6,000 years. This discovery challenges our basic ideas about how human societies developed. According to a study published on PLOS One, the structure, associated with the Cucuteni-Trypillia culture from around 4000 to 3900 BC, covers about…

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