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Sweden plans to send migrants to Italy, France and Spain reject Dublin transfers

After Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Finland, Sweden now also plans to return to Italy migrants who moved north after landing there. Eurostat says 109,427 transfer requests were sent to Rome between 2023 and 2025, a potential boomerang for Meloni's government.

Mongolia hosts UN desertification summit as drought crisis deepens

Mongolia hosts UN desertification summit as drought crisis deepens

Mongolia is hosting the UN Convention to Combat Desertification’s COP17 in Ulaanbaatar from 17 to 28 August, bringing together representatives from 196 countries and the European Union to tackle land degradation, drought and desertification.

Europe’s hollowed-out armies: The race to find 100,000 soldiers

Europe’s hollowed-out armies: The race to find 100,000 soldiers

The European Commissioner for Defence, Andrius Kubilius, says Europe needs to be able to rapidly deploy around 100,000 troops to deter a potential Russian attack. Experts warn about the problems meeting this target.

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The border frontline: Latvia faces migrants, drones and war fears

Latvia, on the European Union and NATO’s eastern frontier, is stepping up border security as it faces renewed pressure from irregular migration, drone incursions and the growing threat posed by Russia and Belarus.

Refugee policy faces OECD test

Thailand is in the midst of gaining international prominence through its membership in the United Nations Human Rights Council from 2025 to 2027, progressing its accession to the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), and conducting negotiations over a free trade agreement with the European Union.

Climate damage: The next hit to Europe's public finances

Europe's public finances face growing strain from uninsured climate damage, with recent extreme weather events having caused significant economic losses across the continent. Governments are exploring adaptation and risk-sharing strategies to manage future impacts. Insurance coverage for climate-linked catastrophes remains low in many European nations.

The Economic Times

New EU laws make AI content labels compulsory – but might just make it harder to spot deepfakes

As the world is increasingly flooded with deepfakes, the European Union is taking action to help people distinguish what is real and what is not.

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Migrant charity SOS Méditerranée says 11 bodies spotted in sea off Libya's coast

Migrant charity SOS Méditerranée says 11 bodies spotted in sea off Libya's coast

The EU border agency Frontex said the total number of irregular border crossings into the European Union fell by 26% in 2025 from the previous year to almost 178,000.

Trump’s 100% tariff on drones deepens US-China tech decoupling

Trump’s 100% tariff on drones deepens US-China tech decoupling

The United States is imposing significant tariffs on imported drones and their parts. Heavier drones and those with specific capabilities will face the highest rates. These measures aim to decrease American dependence on foreign suppliers, particularly China. Smaller drones and components will also be subject to various import duties. This…

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Europe is racing to eradicate a crayfish that can reproduce without mating; in the Czech Republic, two newly detected populations are being targeted before they spread

Europe is racing to eradicate a crayfish that can reproduce without mating; in the Czech Republic, two newly detected populations are being targeted before they spread

European conservationists are launching a campaign to eradicate new populations of marbled crayfish, notorious for their rapid reproduction and the deadly diseases they carry. Funded by the European Union, these swift action initiatives aim to tackle invasive species promptly, mitigating the risk of extensive environmental and economic harm while safeguarding…

The Times of India

France’s top court blocks under-15 social media ban, cites constitutional concerns

France’s top court blocks under-15 social media ban, cites constitutional concerns

France's highest court has rejected a proposed law that would prevent children under fifteen from using social media, citing concerns over privacy and fundamental rights. President Macron is urging a swift revision of the legislation to create a stronger framework for child protection, with hopes that this updated ban will…

The Times of India

Viral dancing seniors inspire Italy's ageing population to get moving

Viral dancing seniors inspire Italy's ageing population to get moving

An elderly dancing duo has become a viral sensation in Italy after a tour operator shared one of their street performances online last week, striking a chord with many in Italy, whose population is the oldest in the EU. The pair said they hope their sudden popularity will push their…

EU's unclear stance on Russian nuclear fuel holds back investments, Urenco CEO says

EU's unclear stance on Russian nuclear fuel holds back investments, Urenco CEO says

European Union's indecision on banning Russian nuclear fuel creates investment uncertainty. This delay impacts Europe's uranium enrichment industry's future expansion plans. The European Commission promised a phase-out proposal by May 2025. However, some member states oppose a ban due to reliance on Russian supplies. Western companies can adapt operations if…

The Economic Times

Putin says Russia will start seizing European vessels if its ships targeted

Putin says Russia will start seizing European vessels if its ships targeted

The comments, which Putin made as he oversaw navy drills in Russia's far east, come as the EU tries to ratchet up pressure on Russia's so-called shadow fleet, expanding sanctions against hundreds of vessels and detaining ‌some ships and ⁠their crews ⁠for checks. Some European governments have said they are…

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Europe has officially delayed the roll out of the ETIAS travel permit indefinitely

Europe’s long-delayed ETIAS travel permit has been pushed back yet again, leaving travellers in limbo over when they’ll need to apply – and pay.

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Slovakia Refuses to Recognise Gay Marriage, Setting Up Clash With European Union Law

A Slovak gay couple's marriage recognition was rejected by the Minister of Interior, sparking allegations of political interference and prompting legal action and EU scrutiny.

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Russia’s petrol crunch sends Moscow shopping for Indian fuel

Russia has imported petrol from India for the first time as Ukrainian attacks on its refineries deepen domestic fuel shortages. Kpler data showed the first shipment arrived on August 5, with more potentially following. Nayara Energy supplied the fuel, shipped through Russian-linked tankers via Egypt. Refinery disruptions have cut Russian…

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France and EU join international aid effort after Colombia earthquake

France has joined the European Union and a host of countries in offering assistance to Colombia, where volunteers and rescuers are searching for survivors following Monday's deadly earthquake.

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EU stands in 'solidarity' with Euronews following ban in Belarus

The European Union and various leading press freedom organisations have condemned Belarus’ designation of Euronews as “extremist”, calling it part of a broader crackdown on independent media.

Poland now sixth-largest European economy, ahead of Belgium and Sweden

Poland's economy is gaining in importance in Europe. In 2025 the country ranked sixth in the EU by nominal GDP, accounting for almost 5% of the bloc's total output.

The Independent UK

European wildfires in numbers: How record-breaking heatwaves have scorched the continent

IN FOCUS: Europe is in the midst of some of the most damaging wildfires in its history - with more expected to erupt. As experts warn wildfires will become more common in the near future, Alex Croft looks at the numbers behind a devastating summer for the continent

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Rwanda in talks with Italy to take in migrants trying to reach EU

Days after Italy proposed setting up a network of migrant reception centres outside the European Union, Rwanda has confirmed that it is in talks with the Italian government about potentially hosting people seeking asylum in the EU.

The Economic Times

India's next crypto policy: What a balanced regulatory framework should look like

India currently lacks a well-defined legal framework for virtual digital assets, even though these assets are recognized for tax purposes. In contrast, regions like the EU and US have established robust regulations. The establishment of a self-regulatory organization could provide essential industry standards, offering a bridge during the development of…

The Economic Times

EU should use leverage with Morocco after Ceuta crossings, EU migration chief says

The European Union seeks Morocco's cooperation on migration issues using policy tools. Recent large migrant movements into Ceuta highlight the need for neighborly collaboration. The EU relies on agreements with North African nations for border control and returns. Morocco defends its efforts, stating it prevented many irregular crossings and dismantled…

The Times of India

Since 2018, Europe’s forests have lost 46% more biomass per hectare each year; drought and bark beetles are weakening a carbon sink that stored 72% less CO2 in 2020–2022

Europe’s forests are losing biomass at a rate scientists describe as unprecedented. A new satellite-based study has found that forests across the continent have lost, on average, 46% more aboveground biomass per hectare each year since 2018 than they did during the previous three decades.

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