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Prisoners in Cuba forced into labour for exports to Europe, report claims

Tens of thousands of prisoners are subjected to systemic forced labour, producing goods such as coal and cigars for export markets in conditions close to slavery, according to a new report published on Monday by the NGO Prisoners Defenders.

Euronews

From blowing up tankers in Europe to drone sightings in Belgium: How Putin is pushing Nato to a cliff edge

IN FOCUS: Multiples countries in the alliance have reported incursions by drones into their airspace in recent months, James C. Reynolds reports

The Independent UK

Can the EU and NATO impose tariffs on India and China, as Trump wants?

In an effort to end Russia’s war in Ukraine, the US president proposes tariffs targeting Putin’s major trading partners.

Al Jazeera

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MEPs call on European Commission to drop energy purchase promise in EU-US trade deal

A letter is currently circulating within the European Parliament denouncing the European Commission’s commitment to purchase $750 billion worth of energy products from the US.

Euronews

Wildfires are blazing across Africa – but leaders like Trump are turning away

SPECIAL REPORT: While European countries band together to help tackle devastating fires, Africa is being left on its own, writes Nick Ferris. All despite the fact that blazes in Africa cause far greater damage

The Independent UK

Countries that threaten EU can't participate in defence, Greek PM Mitsotakis says

Mitsotakis also said Athens supports coordinated EU and US efforts to end the war in Ukraine but that Kyiv cannot be frozen out of talks.

Euronews

Voices: Nato’s new red lines could turn Ukraine into a no man’s land

COMMENT: After provocative incursions over Poland and Romania by Russian drones, Nato’s response – to deploy military equipment along its eastern flank – might actually suit Vladimir Putin, says Mark Almond

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Xi’s show of unity with Putin and Kim could complicate China’s delicate diplomatic balance

If the purpose of a rare joint appearance of the leaders of Russia, North Korea and China on Sept. 3, 2025, was to foster unity among allies, then early indicators suggest its already working – just elsewhere.

The Conversation

How To Earn $500 A Month From Microsoft Stock

Could a strategic pivot in Microsoft’s product lineup not only sidestep regulatory hurdles but also unlock hidden dividends for savvy investors? As Microsoft maneuvers its way through antitrust challenges, the ripple effects might just offer unexpected opportunities for those looking to capitalize on its dividend yield.

Benzinga

Impose sanctions on Israel, 325 ex-EU officials ask UN

Some 325 former EU ambassadors and senior officials have called on the UN General Assembly to impose sanctions on Israel over its actions in Gaza and the West Bank.

Euronews

NGOs call on EU to stop doing business with Israel's 'illegal' settlements

A coalition of over 80 NGOs has launched a campaign urging European countries to stop all commercial or investment activities related to Israel’s settlements in Palestinian territories. Groups like French supermarket giant Carrefour stand accused of directly or indirectly "enabling the humanitarian crisis" driven by Israel’s prolonged occupation.

Radio France Internationale

'Austerity' warning if independent Scotland follows EU fiscal rules before joining

AN INDEPENDENT Scotland should not follow the European Union’s (EU) fiscal rules before joining the bloc as it could spark “several rounds of…

The National (Scotland)

Europe faces billions in economic losses from summer heatwaves, droughts and floods, study warns

Experts have revealed how extreme weather events are already reshaping Europe’s economic landscape.

Euronews

Emissions targets deferred, Newsletter

This week's key events presented by Euronews' editor in chief, EU news, Jeremy Fleming-Jones.

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Utah Governor Calls Social Media 'Cancer' Amid Charlie Kirk's Death, Slams Tech Companies As 'Conflict Entrepreneurs'

Utah Governor Spencer Cox criticized technology companies for fostering division and addiction among Americans. Cox’s comments come in the wake of the tragic death of right-wing activist Charlie Kirk.

Euronews

Resignation or neutral flag: How do you solve a problem like Israel in Eurovision 2026?

The crisis deepens for Europe’s most watched entertainment show, with outrage spreading over Israel’s participation in Eurovision Song Contest. Faced with several EU broadcasters’ threats to pull out of the 2026 edition, the European Broadcasting Union seems to have found an unofficial solution...

Fortune

Is America’s loss really Europe’s gain? Why the EU’s AI talent strategy needs a reality check

To remake itself into a tech talent magnet, Europe needs to build an academic ecosystem more closely integrated with its industries—a costly undertaking.

The Guardian - UK

UK fighters to fly air defence missions over Poland – as it happened

Typhoon jets to operate from RAF base in Lincolnshire as UK PM Starmer says planes are to ‘deter aggression’

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China’s Xpeng Is Now Building EVs In Europe

The up-and-coming EV company tapped one of the biggest names in the industry to kick-start its European ambitions.

Radio France Internationale

Europe at a crossroads as democratic erosion deepens, report warns

As the UN marks the International Day of Democracy on Monday, the global body called for renewed commitment to civic freedoms – but fresh data suggests Europe, long seen as democracy’s safe zone, is now one of the regions where those freedoms are most under strain.

The Guardian - UK

Europe’s summer of extreme weather caused €43bn of short-term losses, analysis finds

Greatest damage from heat, drought and flooding done in Cyprus, Greece, Malta and Bulgaria

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E-Government And Small Business: Turning Digital Tools Into Real Growth

Small businesses are central to the U.S. economy, yet many new entrepreneurs still face complex procedures when dealing with government.

Axios

Romania becomes 2nd NATO nation in a week to report Russian drone in its airspace

"The Russian military knows exactly where their drones are headed ... This cannot be a coincidence, a mistake," Zelensky said.

Radio France Internationale

French farmers announce nationwide protest over trade deals and food sovereignty

French farmers are gearing up for a nationwide protest later this month, warning that international trade deals risk undermining food sovereignty and local producers.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on the future of the EU: in search of a braver, bolder vision for a new era

Editorial: The European Commission president, Ursula von der Leyen, is right about the challenges Brussels faces. Far more ambition is required if they are to be met

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