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Thousands of Italian workers strike in solidarity with Gaza, causing disruptions across the country

Thousands of workers and students across Italy have joined a general strike and demonstrations in solidarity with Palestinians in Gaza

The Independent UK

Voices: In our new global order we must focus on aid, not just development

COMMENT: As humanitarian need hits record levels, aid budgets are being cut and redirected, says David Miliband, the president of the International Rescue Committee. A clear strategy is needed to ensure the poorest and most fragile communities are not abandoned

The Independent UK

EU says ransomware to blame for attack which caused chaos at airports

Delays at Heathrow and other major European airports identified as being down to ransomware.

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General Assembly, Newsletter

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

Euronews

What is the Boriswave? - Farage hits out at UK migration rules

Nigel Farage will call the “Boriswave” the “biggest betrayal of voters’ trust in modern times” – but what is it?

Evening Standard

Fact check: Which country is the safest in Europe?

European countries are often touted as some of the safest in the world, and various rankings indeed consistently place them at the top of the list.

Euronews

Airlines struggle with strikes and aircraft shortages: What does it mean for your travel plans?

From longer routes to fewer planes, here's why flying in 2025 might cost more and take longer.

Euronews

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Greece's tax revolution harnesses big data and drones to shake off a legacy of crisis

Greece’s once notorious tax system has been transformed into one of Europe’s most efficient, powered by drones, big data and real-time surveillance

The Independent UK

Europe’s reliance on foreign health workers is growing, WHO report finds. This is why it matters

The number of foreign-trained doctors in the European region rose 58 per cent over a decade, the report found.

Euronews

Pet dogs: Where in the EU is man's best friend most popular?

About 500 million pet dogs live worldwide, with 90 million in Europe. This number has grown steadily since the 2000s. What drives their increasing presence in our homes, and why is this significant?

Euronews

‘We have the product to play the game’: Can BYD’s meteoric rise in Europe continue?

“The conversion rate from test drive to purchase is outstanding in every market,” BYD’s Maria Grazia Davino told The Big Question.

Euronews

Moldova's Powerful Diaspora Courted In Battle Between Moscow And West

Seven years after moving to Ireland, Natalia Stirbu still goes home to Moldova to vote -- part of a powerful diaspora whose ballots could prove decisive in the small country's battle between Moscow and the West.

International Business Times

Moldovan Voters Face Crossroads Between Russia And EU

Moldovans will vote this week in tense parliamentary elections which its president has called the "most consequential" in the small country's history, as it teeters between its powerful neighbour Russia and the West.

International Business Times

Ukraine war briefing: UN security council to hold emergency meeting over Russia’s ‘brazen’ airspace violation

Donald Trump joins condemnation of Estonian airspace incursion and says he would help defend EU countries if Russia intensifies hostilities. What we know on day 1,307

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Labour should draw strength from the principled majority

Letter: Jake Lynch says extra-parliamentary mobilisation on the left has always been far stronger

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Hackers attack Europe’s automatic flight check-in systems — flight delayed and cancelled after Collins cyberattack

An incident at Collins Aerospace shut down the cloud back-end for its cMUSE platform this weekend, crippling kiosks and forcing manual fallback at Heathrow, Berlin, and Brussels.

The Guardian - UK

Owner of Georgian broadcaster called country’s ‘propaganda megaphone’ is based in London

Imedi TV owner denies criticism by EU disinformation monitor and says it is editorially independent

Euronews

Europe wants to build a drone wall to protect its eastern flank from Russia. Is it feasible?

Two companies involved with a drone wall in the Baltics say their technology is ready to be deployed.

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Hidden unemployment in Europe: Which countries face the greatest labour market slack?

The definition of unemployment is restrictive, excluding many people who are not in work. Labour market slack, by capturing additional groups of people without jobs, provides a more comprehensive picture than unemployment alone.

International Business Times

Russia's USSR-era Rival To 'Decadent' Eurovision Born Anew

With artists from more than 20 countries and ambitions for a billion-plus viewers, Russia on Saturday revived its Intervision song contest, which Moscow hopes will compete with a "decadent" Eurovision.

Euronews

Serbia stages massive military parade, described as 'country's biggest display of army strength'

By staging the parade, Serbia showcases its complex foreign policy, balancing its ambitions to join the EU with arms deals from France, China, Israel and Russia.

International Business Times

Novartis Chief Eyes Ways To End Higher US Drug Prices: Media

Amid a threat of towering US tariffs, Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis is seeking ways to enable Americans to pay less for their medicines, its chief said in an interview published Saturday.

The Independent UK

UK flies fighter jets over Poland in warning shot to Putin to stay out of Nato territory

Moscow claims incursion into Estonia was ‘scheduled flight’ after Donald Trump warns the breach could lead to ‘big trouble’

Evening Standard

UK to explore ‘reparations loan’ for Ukraine using frozen Russian assets

Treasury officials also declined to discuss the mechanisms the UK would consider.

The Independent UK

Rejoin the EU to solve UK’s economic woes and tackle small boats crisis, Kinnock tells Starmer

Lord Kinnock says he understands it would not be easy but ‘if we really want sustained economic growth, we have to be part of a body of the single market with our nearest neighbours’

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