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Europe's Economy Is Stagnating as the U.S. Grows Richer. It Doesn't Have To Be This Way.

It's no coincidence why Europeans don't have air conditioning, clothes dryers, or ice.

Reason

Over 1 million jobs are vacant in Germany: Which countries have the most job vacancies in Europe?

There are over 1 million vacant jobs in Germany, 750,000 in the UK, and 500,000 in France. Euronews Business takes a closer look at job vacancy rates and numbers across Europe.

Euronews

Forget capitals like Madrid and Tbilisi: These European second cities are hidden gems

With European capitals seeing surging visitor numbers, these overlooked second cities can be affordable, culture-rich destinations.

Euronews

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Can lab-grown oils offer a sustainable alternative to ingredients linked to deforestation?

Traditional palm and cocoa butter supply chains can take months. SMEY’s lab-grown oils cut that down to only 30 days.

Euronews

France’s La Poste halts US parcels as Europe pauses for tariff shake-up

France and other European postal services are halting parcel deliveries to the United States as the end of a key duty-free rule throws transatlantic shipping into turmoil.

Radio France Internationale

‘We cannot do it the way our fathers did’: farmers across Europe struggle to adapt to the climate crisis

As wildfires rage in southern Europe and crop losses only set to increase in the coming years, producers are getting creative to beat the heat

The Guardian - UK

‘I can’t sleep, I can’t get on with my life’: how Europe’s tougher rules are keeping families apart

Tighter family reunification laws are causing long separations, traumatising children, and can push people towards traffickers, campaigners say

The Guardian - UK

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Australia has banned 3 ‘forever chemicals’ – but Europe wants to ban all 14,000 as a precaution

Last month, Australia’s ban on the import, use and manufacture of three types of “forever chemical” came into effect. These chemicals – PFOA, PFOS and PFHxS – have long lifespans and resist breaking down. They’re considered harmful due to their ability to build up inside living organisms and their toxicity.…

The Conversation

Von der Leyen responds to Draghi and defends the EU-US tariff agreement

Ursula von der Leyen has reiterated that the agreement on tariffs between the EU and the US was a 'conscious decision' that avoided a trade war.

Euronews

Labour inaction slammed as inflation drops in Europe but rises in UK

THE SNP have accused the Chancellor of spending the summer “flying kites” as the cost of living crisis worsens under Labour.

The National (Scotland)

Are you doing Iceland all wrong? Skip the Ring Road for this remote hidden gem instead

As some of Iceland’s most famous destinations deal with increasing visitor numbers, travellers are seeking quieter, off-the-beaten-track experiences.

Euronews

European Postal Services Halt US Shipments As Trump Administration Ends 'De Minimis' Loophole For All Imports

European postal services have suspended shipments to the U.S. due to the expiration of a duty-free exemption on low-value packages.

Benzinga

Data centres: too many blank spots in Central and Eastern Europe

EU Tech Loop makes the case for European investment in AI gigafactories to be built on the bloc's eastern flank.

Euronews

UK carmakers claimed leaving EV sales rules unchanged would cost jobs and investment

BMW, Jaguar Land Rover, Nissan and Toyota lobbied against zero emission vehicle mandate, documents show

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Euronews

Nursery and crèche: How much do families spend on childcare across Europe?

Among the top economies in Europe, Germany and Italy rank best, both in nominal childcare fees and in salary share spent on nurseries, while the UK remains among the most expensive.

International Business Times

UK's Mass Facial-recognition Roll-out Alarms Rights Groups

Outside supermarkets or in festival crowds, millions are now having their features scanned by real-time facial-recognition systems in the UK -- the only European country to deploy the technology on a large scale.

The Independent UK

European postal services suspend shipment of packages to US over import tariffs

Multiple postal services around Europe say they are suspending the shipment of many packages to the United States amid a lack of clarity over new import duties

Euronews

Europe to halt postal services to US after tax deal scrapped

The UK, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and other EU member states will temporarily suspend services as of next week.

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Fortune

We built a $1 billion tech unicorn in Europe, living proof that our economy is just as dynamic as America's. Success comes down to three core principles

The next billion-dollar story might not come from California. It could come from a city where the coffee is stronger and the buildings are older.

TechRadar

Digital ID wallets: a secure solution to age verification or another privacy disaster?

Age verification is coming everywhere on the internet. ID wallets could be the secure and private solution we need, but only if built properly.

The Guardian - UK

Silicon Valley is full of wealthy men who think they’re victims, says Nick Clegg

Former Lib Dem leader and Meta strategist writes in new book that power in tech capital is interlaced with ‘self pity’

Euronews

Young people neither in employment nor in education: Which European countries are worst affected?

Two-thirds of European countries have not yet met the 9% target for young people who are neither in employment nor in education or training (NEET). Most NEETs are outside the labour force rather than unemployed.

International Business Times

Dutch Foreign Minister Resigns Over Israel Sanctions

Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp resigned on Friday after a cabinet meeting failed to agree sanctions against Israel.

We Got This Covered

‘That’s a gift’: Trump’s $600 billion boast hilariously unravels as the White House calls reality ‘pointless nitpicking’

The White House doesn't want to say Trump lied, but he lied.

Benzinga

EU Pushes Digital Euro Plans Amid US Stablecoin Law, Weighs Public Blockchain Options

European policymakers are intensifying efforts to advance a digital euro after the United States approved sweeping legislation regulating the fast-growing stablecoin sector.

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