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Chat Control: The list of countries opposing the law grows, but support remains strong

EU members need to vote on the controversial child sexual abuse (CSAM) scanning bill again on October 14, but national pressure is swaying the results. Here's what we know.

TechRadar

Queen Elizabeth II privately opposed Brexit, new book claims

The claims are made in Power and the Palace, a forthcoming book by royal biographer Valentine Low

Evening Standard

Is Trump's payback tour blowing over the Atlantic?

Donald Trump is weaponizing the US government against his enemies - perceived and real, and his attacks are coming closer to Europe.

Euronews

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What is the current state of EU–Russia trade? Main export and import flows in 2025

EU–Russia trade volume fell to its lowest level since 2002 in the second quarter of 2025. The EU also reported a trade surplus for the first time in more than 20 years.

Euronews

‘La tapisserie, c’est moi’: Macron accused of putting politics first in Bayeux tapestry loan

Organiser of petition says French president ignoring expert advice that artefact too fragile to be transported to UK

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war briefing: US says strikes ‘cast doubt’ on Russia’s ‘desire for peace’ as Dnipropetrovsk attacked

US diplomat John Kelley tells UN security council Washington could impose sanctions on Moscow if war continues

The Guardian - AU

Queen Elizabeth II was a Remainer, new book claims

The late Queen allegedly said ‘It’s better to stick with the devil you know’ about staying in the European Union

The Independent UK

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Europeans Tell Iran Offer On Table To Avoid Sanctions

European powers said Friday they were ready to drop a new sanctions push on Iran if it addresses concerns on its nuclear program over the next month, but Tehran denounced the offer as insincere.

International Business Times

The three airports most at risk of gridlock when EU entry-exit system begins

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The Independent UK

Novo Nordisk Slowdown Weighs On Denmark's Economic Outlook

Weaker prospects for pharmaceutical giant Novo Nordisk A/S (NYSE:NVS) have prompted Denmark's economic ministry to cut its 2025 GDP forecast, now expecting just 1.4% growth, down 1.5 percentage points from May's projection.

Benzinga

Serbia cannot accept violent street protests

Letter: Serbia’s deep engagement with Europe is hardly consistent with the idea of it as an ‘authoritarian’ and ‘malign’ outlier in the region, says the country’s president Aleksandar Vučić

The Guardian - UK

Does the EU-US trade deal break WTO rules?

By granting tariff advantages to the US, the EU risks violating WTO international trade rules. The political impact could be significant.

Euronews

EU accuses Putin of undermining peace talks after deadly strikes on Kyiv

All member states except Hungary back statement saying Russian ‘war crimes’ only increase EU support for Ukraine

The Guardian - UK

Will the cooperation summit in China try to appease Putin on Ukraine?

Chinese President Xi Jinping will host leaders from around 20 countries at the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation's security summit in Tianjin.

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Hungary declines to condemn Russian attack on Kyiv which damaged EU building

The EU's high representative issued a statement calling the deadly attacks a war crime and calling for increased support for Ukraine. The document was signed by 26 member states, without Hungary.

Euronews

'Broad support' to send European military instructors to Ukraine after a ceasefire, says Kallas

The EU's top diplomat argues that extending EUMAM's mandate to train Ukrainian soldiers at home could be a security guarantee.

The Independent UK

Inside Putin’s campaign of terror in Kyiv: Why Russia keeps bombarding the capital

IN DEPTH: Russia has amplified its attacks on Ukraine despite insistence it is open to peace talks

Euronews

Inflation in France, Spain and Italy was lower than expected in August, data shows

Inflation remained subdued in three of the four biggest economies in the European Union, fuelling hopes that the European Central Bank will not see the necessity to change the key interest rates in September.

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‘Horrified’: Donald Trump’s peace deal with Putin blows up in his face

Russia doesn't seem to be doing anything Trump is claiming.

The Independent UK

Could the new EU entry-exit system lead to air travel gridlock?

Exclusive: Aviation economist Oliver Ranson has analysed airport flight patterns to determine their resilience

Euronews

20 years after Hurricane Katrina: Could cuts to disaster preparedness leave the US vulnerable again?

Experts warn that another Hurricane Katrina isn’t just possible, but it’s also likely.

Tom’s Hardware

President Trump reignites 'digital barriers' issue warning that Washington would impose tariffs on countries that 'harm US IT companies' — South Korea concerned it is vulnerable

Trump's threats of tariffs and export controls on digital barriers have got South Korean officials worried.

Euronews

Too loud to sleep: Which EU country is most affected by noise pollution?

Noise pollution threatens the health of millions of Europeans. Sleep disturbance, cardiovascular diseases, and mental disorders are the main effects.

The Conversation

Treaties like the ECHR protect everyone in the UK, not just migrants

Reform UK has laid out plans for an “emergency programme” to address illegal immigration. The party argues its plans, which include expanding immigration detention capacity from the current roughly 2,200 places to 24,000, would enable the deportation of up to 600,000 people over a parliamentary term.

Euronews

The Europeans who made Time magazine’s most influential people in AI

Sam Altman and the big AI companies made the list, but there were also some surprising names.

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