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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’

The Guardian - UK

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.

InsideEVs

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.

Radio France Internationale

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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

The Guardian - UK

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.

inkl

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.

Axios

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.

Radio France Internationale

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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

The Guardian - UK

Business Secretary pledges steel tariff announcement ‘as soon as possible’

MPs have called for the Government to maximise pressure on the US.

Evening Standard

Apprenticeships have collapsed in England – Labour needs to fine-tune the solution, fast

Responsibility for vocational training and skills has bounced around Whitehall for years, and enrolment rates are down by a third. Can the latest tweaks work?

The Guardian - UK

Driving test backlog is partly caused by immigration, officials tell minister

DVSA officials discussed how ‘immigration demand from non-EU countries had increased substantially’.

The Independent UK

Bulgarian Mussel Farmers Face Risk, And Chance, In Hotter Sea

Faced with rising Black Sea temperatures that suffocate his mussels, Bulgarian farmer Nayden Stanev has been forced to change his ways -- shifting his seeding schedule and harvesting at cooler depths.

International Business Times

Ukraine-Russia war latest: UK Typhoon jets to join defence missions over Poland after ‘reckless’ drone incursions

Moscow claims Nato already fighting Russia by backing Kyiv

The Independent UK

Do you receive a fair salary? Pay worries divide Europeans

People in Southern Europe report higher concern about receiving a fair salary based on their skills and experience while workers in the Nordic countries are less concerned.

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Romania reports drone incursion during Russian attack on Ukraine

Romania scrambles fighter jets as Poland also deploys aircraft over threat of a drone attack.

The Independent UK

MPs urge maximum pressure on US over tariffs ahead of Donald Trump’s state visit

The Commons Business and Trade Committee also urged the government to seal a deal on aluminium and pharmaceuticals

Radio France Internationale

Hopes for Ukraine peace falter as Russian drones and joint drills fuel unease

Prospects for peace in Ukraine are fading fast as stalled talks, Russian military drills and a drone scare over Poland unsettle Europe.

Euronews

European aid flotilla sails to Gaza with four MEPs aboard

Ships setting sail from Italy have joined others from Greece, Spain and Tunisia, to deliver humanitarian aid into the Gaza strip.

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Euronews

Fitch downgrades France's credit rating amid political crisis

France’s credit downgrade deepens political and economic woes, piling pressure on French President Emmanuel Macron and new Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu.

The Independent UK

‘I’ve seen at first hand that stopping the boats is an impossible task – no matter how much money we throw at it’

After a week in which four people, including two children, died while attempting the perilous journey across the English Channel in small boats, May Bulman watches the seemingly futile attempts being made to stop them from leaving French shores

Euronews

Trump wanted Korean battery builders to stay. How dependent is Europe on Korean EV battery makers?

Europe heavily relies on South Korean-run factories for EV batteries. About 75 per cent of existing battery cell manufacturing capacity in Europe is owned by Korean companies, 50 per cent of which is owned by LG, according to the International Energy Agency.

The Guardian - UK

Universities around the world cut ties with Israeli academia over Gaza war

Educational bodies from Europe to South America are boycotting Israeli institutions, though Universities UK said it did not support the action

Euronews

The democracy paradox: Why no political ads may empower illiberals

The EU’s new political ad rules, taking effect in Oct 2025, pushed Meta and Google to discontinue political ads in Europe. While meant to boost transparency, the situation risks aiding regimes like Orbán’s Fidesz, which dominate media and can drown out opposition voices.

Euronews

‘You’re poisoning my child’: How Mamme No PFAS helped expose Italy’s PFAS pollution scandal

The former managers of chemical company Miteni received prison sentences after being found guilty of water pollution in northeast Italy. What does this mean for other PFAS cases in Europe?

Euronews

Brussels, my love? Von der Leyen vouches to 'fight for Europe'

In this edition of our weekly European politics show, we pick apart the Commission Presidents' State of the EU speech, her strong words against Israel and the future of Moldova.

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