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“As a former Culture Secretary and big music fan, he has a deep understanding of what makes the music industry tick. He also knows the challenges”: UK Music CEO sets out five key tests for new Prime Minister Andy Burnham

They include defending the BBC and breaking down EU touring barriers

MusicRadar

Dutch chip sector at very high risk of Chinese interference, government-funded study warns — calls for stricter vetting at sites like ASML

The Hague Centre for Strategic Studies has rated the Dutch semiconductor industry as being at very high risk of Chinese foreign interference.

Tom’s Hardware

Nintendo will soon provide battery replacement kits for its revised Joy-Cons to further comply with EU regulations

Official Nintendo Battery Replacement Kits will soon be available for those eager to open up the revised older Joy-Con controllers.

GamesRadar

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‘A Trojan horse’: Inside the EU’s 'weakened' plan that could put the brakes on carbon emission cuts

Proposed reforms to the bloc’s emissions trading system (ETS) have been described as a “gift to polluters”.

Euronews

10 European countries that do not have EES for 2026 holidays

Could this be the year of the Balkan boom? The countries in Europe to visit that are not at risk of long EES border queues

The Independent UK

Hungary probes deal with China's BYD carmaker after ex-foreign minister takes job there

Hungary's government is investigating a major foreign investment by Chinese automaker BYD

The Independent UK

‘Parliament has not been immune to AI slop’: The EU is about to roll out its own AI platform — including tools from OpenAI, Meta, Anthropic and Mistral

The platform will provide secure access to Meta’s Llama, OpenAI’s GPT-OSS, Mistral Small, OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Anthropic’s Claude Sonnet.

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European gas prices surge amid fears US-Iran war will cause winter shortages

Benchmark hits a four-year high as oil briefly breaches $90 a barrel before easing after Tehran says talks ongoing

The Guardian - UK

Andy Burnham's first PM speech greeted by man singing EU anthem and Rosebank protests

A MAN could be heard singing Beethoven’s Ode to Joy as Andy Burnham gave his first speech as the new Prime Minister of the UK.

The National (Scotland)

Cyprus marks the 52nd anniversary of Turkey's invasion of the island

Turkey launched its invasion on the 20th of July, 1974, occupying roughly 37% of the island. Around 3,000 people, mostly civilians, died in the invasion, while 1,619 were reported missing.

Euronews

Azerbaijan deepens ties with Germany beyond oil and gas

More than 250 German companies now operate in Azerbaijan, spanning manufacturing, logistics and construction.

Euronews

Antibiotic-resistant gonorrhea cases on the rise in Europe, health agency warns

Antibiotic-resistant gonorrhoea is spreading across Europe and health officials warn infections are increasingly being transmitted locally, not just imported from abroad.

Euronews

AliExpress fined record €550m by EU for failing to stop sale of illegal and fake goods

Chinese retail platform handed penalty over listings for items such as counterfeit products and unsafe toys

The Guardian - UK

French lawmakers race to introduce an under-15 social media ban before the new school year

French lawmakers are working to finalize a bill banning social media for children under 15

The Independent UK

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Euronews

EU slaps €550 million fine on AliExpress over illegal and counterfeit goods

The EU’s crackdown on Chinese online marketplaces is accelerating, with aggressive compliance checks and increased charges for imports into the bloc from fast-fashion sites like Temu and Shein.

The Guardian - UK

Ryanair says its planes are safe despite passenger being nearly sucked out of window

Airline says crew did a “great job” after incident and that it has been in touch with family of man saved from death

The Independent UK

Andy Burnham’s in-tray: All the pressing issues the new PM will face, from taxes to Trump

The Makerfield MP is expected to take office on Monday

Evening Standard

Ryanair profits hit by soaring jet fuel prices and fare cuts

The Irish low-cost carrier reported a 34% drop in profits after tax to 538 million euros (£457 million) for the three months to the end of June.

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The Independent UK

Ryanair profits slump as Iran war sends jet fuel prices soaring

The Irish airline said fares are continuing to come down ‘modestly’ in the second quarter

Euronews

Delayed flight? Will the new rules make it easier to get your money back? Take our poll

The European Parliament (with a vote of 646 to 12) and the European Council confirmed the deal reached on 15 June to update air passenger rights. Travellers will enjoy stronger protection, from faster reimbursement to price transparency from mid-2027.

Euronews

Cultural jobs on the rise as EU signs first-ever culture declaration

The EU has signed its first declaration on culture, as new data shows the number of employees in the cultural sector is rising. Which EU countries have the most and the least cultural jobs?

Euronews

Sweet, sweet Spanish victory

In today's newsletter: The FIFA World Cup magic comes to an end, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen holds court on competitiveness, and various European capitals face ministerial reshuffles.

Euronews

How do the new rules boost air passenger rights? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot

Air passengers will enjoy stronger protection starting mid-2027. On 7 July, MEPs endorsed the new rules with a vote of 646 to 12, maintaining current rights and adding new protections. The Council approved the measures on 13 July. But what do these include? Ask the Euronews AI chatbot.

Euronews

Europe Today: Spain crowned World Cup champions as US strikes in Iran continue

Spain have been crowned World Cup champions for the second time in their history after defeating Argentina 1-0 in extra time last night. Meanwhile, the US has continued to strike Iran for the ninth consecutive night and Andy Burnham is set to become the UK’s new prime minister today.

Euronews

Eurozone inflation confirmed at 2.8%: Will it be enough for the ECB to pause?

Eurozone inflation was confirmed at 2.8% for June on Friday, marking the first decline this year and giving the European Central Bank a timely argument to keep its deposit facility rate unchanged at 2.25% when it meets this week.

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