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Humiliation of Haniyeh’s killing creates early crisis for Iran’s new president

Iran’s new president hoped to improve relations with the west, but calls for armed response will be hard to ignore

The Guardian - UK

Labour facing fresh calls to back EU youth mobility scheme as party launches ‘new approach’ on migration

The home secretary on Tuesday launched a plan to boost the UK workforce’s skills before recruiting abroad in a bid to bring overall numbers down

The Independent UK

Suella Braverman says Labour scrapping European committee is ‘beginning of the end’ for Brexit

The former home secretary said the decision to scrap the European Scrutiny Committee is ‘anti-democratic’ and ‘lacking transparency’

The Independent UK

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One-third of Ukrainians would give up land for peace – but it’s not as simple as that

According to a recent opinion poll taken by the Kyiv International Institute of Sociology, almost one-third of Ukrainians are now prepared to make territorial concessions to Russia if this brings the Russian war of aggression to a swift end and preserves their country’s independence. But more than half of the…

The Conversation

Governments are gushing over hydrogen

Hydrogen has been touted as the miracle solution to decarbonization, but not everyone agrees, particularly when it comes to transportation.

Fortune

Audi A6 E-Tron: This Is It

After a long wait, Audi's mainstream EV sedan is here. The 2025 A6 E-Tron has plenty of range, ultra-fast charging and some clever technology.

InsideEVs

Why DataOps is the key to getting the most out of your data

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The Independent UK

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Eurozone Inflation Unexpectedly Rises In July

The eurozone's annual inflation rate unexpectedly edged up in July due to rising energy costs, official data showed on Wednesday.

International Business Times

Inflation ticks up in Europe, complicating the European Central Bank's next move

Inflation in the 20 countries that use the euro ticked up to 2.6% in July, stubbornly above the European Central Bank’s target and complicating the ECB’s next decision on whether to cut interest rates and boost growth as the economy struggles to stage a convincing recovery from more than a…

The Independent UK

The four-day workweek is slowly gaining momentum across Europe

The four-day workweek is far easier for some industries than others, and could be encouraged by a robust national policy.

Fortune

Hungary's Media Landscape Dominated By Orbán's Propaganda Machine

Explore how Hungarian PM Orbán's media control impacts public discourse and political engagement in Hungary.

Top News

How Hungary's Orbán uses control of the media to escape scrutiny and keep the public in the dark

In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has extended his party's control over the media, directly affecting informed democratic participation

The Independent UK

From August, migrants seeking refuge in Italy could be taken to Albania pending asylum decisions

Migrants rescued at sea while attempting to reach Italy are likely to see themselves transported to Albania beginning next month while their asylum claims are processed, under a controversial deal in which the small Balkan country will host thousands of asylum-seekers on Italy’s behalf

The Independent UK

Apple Delays AI Rollout Until October; iOS 18 Beta Now Available

Apple has delayed the rollout of its new AI features until October due to technical and regulatory issues, while releasing the iOS 18 beta for early testing.

International Business Times UK

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Apple's AI Advancements On Hold In Europe: Regulatory Hurdles Delay Launch

Apple has delayed the European launch of its new AI features in iOS 18 until 2025 due to compliance issues with the EU's Digital Markets Act.

The Independent UK

Wildfires across Balkans cause chaos as European Union asked for more help

North Macedonia said it was seeking further assistance from the European Union

The Independent UK

Stellantis ships to Europe first fully electric cars produced in venture with China's Leapmotor

Carmaker Stellantis has shipped the first electric vehicles produced under a joint venture with China’s Leapmotor to Europe, with the first models to go on sale next month

InsideEVs

Tesla Will Finally Show Off 'Flying' Next-Gen Roadster In 2025: Musk

Today on Critical Materials: Tesla will demo the next-gen Roadster in 2025, China takes 11% of Europe's EV market and Mercedes is getting ready to take on the Model Y.

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The Conversation

Rich countries are paying poorer ones to manage their refugee crises: 3 reasons this is dangerous

In recent years, western nations have been sending asylum seekers who arrive at their borders to other countries. This is a practice known as offshoring. The UK has become the recent poster country of this practice.

The Conversation

Holiday protesters are missing the big picture – there are ways to make tourism work for everyone

As tourists sip their drinks at sunny pavement cafes this summer, they may feel slight unease that perhaps their presence isn’t entirely welcome. This season has seen a renewed wave of major protests against tourists for pushing out residents and homogenising culture in popular destinations.

International Business Times

Spain Watchdog Fines Booking.com 413 Mn Euros

Spain's competition watchdog said Tuesday it had slapped online travel agency Booking.com with a record 413-million-euro fine for "abusing its dominant position" during the past five years.