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Ukraine war briefing: UN watchdog sounds warning after drone detonates near Ukraine nuclear plant

IAEA chief says no damage to South Ukraine nuclear facility but ‘next time we may not be so lucky’; Russia accused of ‘arbitrary killings’ of PoWs. What we know on day 1,311

The Guardian - AU

Wheat Posts Thursday Gains

The wheat market took back the losses from Wednesday with gains across the three markets on Thursday. CBT soft red wheat futures posted gains of 5 ¼ to 7 ½ cents across the board on Thursday. KC HRW futures were back up 3 ¾ to 5 ½ cents on the...

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Why the EU has no choice but to respond to Donald Trump’s bullying on tech regulation with a coercion investigation

Back in November 2023 – a time when it wasn’t even clear that Donald Trump would be allowed to run in the upcoming presidential primaries – the European Union approved a tough new “anti-coercion instrument”.

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Talks on European ‘drone wall’ after Danish airport incursions

European ministers to hold talks on Friday on how to defend infrastructure after airports affected, including the closure of Copenhagen

The Guardian - UK

Bodies of five suspected migrants found in desert in northern Libya, aid groups say

Libya, which shares borders with six countries and has a long coastline along the Mediterranean, has been a main transit point for migrants trying to reach Europe.

Euronews

Voices: ‘Nothing to fear’ or ‘removing civil liberties’? Digital ID plans spark fierce debate among Independent readers

YOUR VIEWS: Our community is split on government plans for a compulsory digital ‘Brit card’. While some warned it would erode civil liberties and fail to address illegal migration, others welcomed it as a modernisation of public services

The Independent UK

When will new UK digital ID card be introduced and how will it work?

The digital ID card marks the government’s latest attempt to crack down on illegal migration

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Apple says it could stop selling products in Europe if EU does not repeal controversial law

iPhone maker has long fought against European regulations – which politicians say are necessary to uphold competition

The Independent UK

Tesla Stock Is Trading Lower Thursday: What's Going On?

Tesla, Inc. (NASDAQ: TSLA) shares are trading lower Thursday amid overall market weakness. It was also reported that the company’s August European Union new car registrations fell.

Benzinga

Why are Moldova’s parliamentary elections on Sunday so important?

The background, key players and likely outcome of a contest of crucial interest to both Europe and Russia

The Guardian - UK

US drops tariffs on EU cars to 15%

The measures concerning cars will apply retroactively from 1 August. Negotiations on aluminium and steel, which remain heavily taxed at 50%, are only just beginning.

Euronews

Slovenia bans Israeli prime minister Netanyahu from entering the EU country

Slovenia has banned Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from entering the country

The Independent UK

Trump looks set to abandon Ukraine peace efforts – Europe must step up to face Russian aggression alone

Donald Trump appears to have had a major change of heart with regards Ukraine. On the face of it, it looks like he has embraced outright optimism that Kyiv “is in a position to fight and WIN all of Ukraine back in its original form”.

The Conversation

Organic Products Retailer Taps Temu to Break Out of Privileged Niche

Auwald Bio, once a small organic retailer in Upper Bavaria, is reaching new customers through Temu, connecting with shoppers who might never step into a specialty organic store but are open to discovering something new online.

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Euronews

EU signs €400 million financial agreement for Palestine

The European Commission and the European Investment Bank (EIB) signed a financing facility with the Palestine Monetary Authority (PMA) to support the Palestinian private sector, amid rising tensions in the West Bank and East Jerusalem.

Euronews

Why Portugal and Spain are the most vulnerable European countries to blackouts

The general blackout on 28 April could be a recurring scenario due to limited connections to the continental power grid, according to a new study.

Apple says EU rules are delaying some fitness-friendly features - here’s what it means for Watch users

Maps tools that runners love are on hold, and there’s more friction around apps and data sharing

Euronews

EU's green demands are jamming trade talks with India

India is pushing back against the inclusion of a dispute settlement mechanism to enforce green standards in the trade deal currently under negotiation with the EU.

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The Independent UK

Apple says EU's sweeping digital rules delay new features for Europeans and seeks their repeal

Apple wants the European Union to repeal its Digital Markets Act, arguing it delays new features like live translation for AirPods

Euronews

At what age do young people in the EU tend to leave home?

Rising housing prices and rents are a concern for many Europeans. In southern and eastern Europe, particularly, high costs mean young people live at home for longer.

International Business Times UK

Pokémon's Limited‑Edition Shop at NHM Risks Turning Into a Scalper's Paradise

The Natural History Museum's limited-edition Pokémon pop-up shop launches in London on 26 January 2026, with free tickets from 1 October sparking fears of scalpers after past Van Gogh chaos.

Euronews

Fact-checking Donald Trump's Europe claims in UN speech

Trump's speech contained claims relating to immigration in Europe, the climate crisis and Russia's war in Ukraine.

Evening Standard

London losing billions of pounds of tourist spending to rival European cities says new report

New figures show spending in Paris, Milan and Madrid soars as London flatlines

Euronews

Electric vehicle sales surge across EU as overall car market stalls

Battery-electric and hybrid models are gaining ground in the EU, while diesel and petrol car sales continue to lose momentum.

The Independent UK

What France’s crackdown on British tourists means for you: How to navigate new post-Brexit border demands

Exclusive: UK visitors to France must have medical insurance and cash worth half of national minimum wage

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