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Brussels AI ambitions risk fuelling Big Tech dominance, watchdog warns

Public support for European AI start-ups could end up strengthening the dominance of US tech giants like Microsoft and Amazon, a new report finds.

Euronews

World Chocolate Day: The EU is celebrating with sky-high prices

Prices in the cocoa market have dropped recently from record highs, but coupled with high energy costs, they have fuelled a double-digit increase in European retail prices compared to last year.

Euronews

Tell us about a favourite island in Europe – you could win a holiday voucher

Share a tip on a lesser-known island in the UK and Europe – the best wins £200 towards a Coolstays break

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Are 'coal-free' countries really free? New Eurostat data shows real consumption levels

Germany, Poland and Serbia remain the 'black lungs' of Europe, with great quantities of the environmentally damaging brown coal being burned there.

Euronews

Low water levels push up shipping costs on Europe’s rivers amid heatwave

Vessels on Rhine in Germany and Danube in Hungary forced to sail partially loaded

The Guardian - UK

Europe does not have to choose between guns and butter. There is another way

Yes, defence spending has to rise – but slashing the welfare state to fund it would be a big mistake, say Shahin Vallée of the German Council for Foreign Relations and Joseph de Weck of the Foreign Policy Research Institute

The Guardian - UK

US backs Nato’s latest pledge of support for Ukraine, but in reality seems to have abandoned its European partners

Recent news from Ukraine has generally been bad. Since the end of May, ever larger Russian air strikes have been documented against Ukrainian cities with devastating consequences for civilians, including in the country’s capital, Kyiv.

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European spending drops as trade tensions hit consumer wallets

Eurozone retail sales fell sharply in May, marking the steepest drop since 2023, as consumers showed caution amid rising trade tensions with the US. Fears over looming tariffs and economic uncertainty are weighing on spending across Europe.

Euronews

Europe’s corporations enter new era of cooperation with E.U. to bolster competitiveness against the U.S. and China

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Culture Agenda: The best things to do, hear, see or watch in Europe this week

The Man of Steel launches a new era for the DC Universe, London's Design Museum explores the rise of eco buildings, and indie faves Wet Leg get a little softer with 'Moisturizer'.

Euronews

Zelenskyy says ‘coalition of the willing’ should meet ‘in a few days’, after call with Starmer – as it happened

Ukrainian president says he and UK prime minister also discussed additional funding for drone production

The Guardian - UK

Parts of Europe cool off after days of extreme heat yet risks remain

Germany faced forest fire warnings, Spain saw rising interest in Nordic vacations, and Poland experienced historic river drying as massive heatwaves persisted over the past period.

Euronews

China Expresses Concern To EU Over Russia's Potential Defeat In Ukraine Conflict Amid Fears That Trump Would Do 'This': Report

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has reportedly expressed concern to the European Union about a potential Russian defeat in the ongoing Ukraine conflict, contradicting China’s public stance on the matter.

Benzinga

‘I’m scared and my work reflects that’: the artist painting heavy questions onto the lightness of silk

Across Europe, Emma Talbot’s striking works fill galleries with dazzling images and telling questions, all painted onto a rather unusual material. She talks us through her dark obsessions – and the tragedy that changed everything

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Across Europe, the financial sector has pushed up house prices. It’s a political timebomb

We’ve been living in a great experiment: can finance provide basic human rights such as housing? The answer is increasingly no, says researcher and writer Tim White

The Guardian - UK

Jimmy Doherty’s Big Bear Rescue review – 72 hours later, I’m still weeping

This audacious attempt to give two polar bears a second life by transporting them across Europe to a new home is an uplifting tale. But be warned, it is shocking

The Guardian - UK

Crystal Palace in dark over European place and stuck in Textor’s tangled web

The American could next move for Sheffield Wednesday or Watford while Palace wait to see if dealings fall favourably

Radio France Internationale

PSG mental resilience key to reaching Club World Cup semi-finals

Much has been made of European champions Paris Saint-Germain's attacking flair, their rapid and dangerous wingers and thrilling style, but what carried them through to the Club World Cup semi-finals on Saturday was a dose of resilience.

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The Independent UK

US tariffs on European goods threaten to shake up the world's largest 2-way trade relationship

America’s largest trade partner is awaiting word on whether U.S. President Donald Trump will impose punishing tariffs on its goods

Euronews

Europe’s summer is getting longer: Heat now lasts up to 5 months in cities like Athens and Tirana

Prolonged hot weather is reshaping Europe’s cities, as temperatures above 32°C stretch into autumn.

Euronews

Hidden paintings and radical art: Why Zurich should be your next cultural escape

While Basel shines during art week, Zurich offers travellers a year-round creative scene and cultural discoveries.

Euronews

Cost of living: Which are the cheapest and most expensive countries in Europe?

Price level indices shows how expensive or cheap goods and services are across countries, based on purchasing power parities. Western and Northern European countries tend to have high price levels, although incomes are not included in these comparisons.

The Independent UK

If Ryanair didn’t exist, would you have to invent it?

The Man Who Pays His Way: What did Europe’s biggest budget airline ever do for us?

Sports Illustrated

What Can Juventus and Canada Expect From Jonathan David’s Move to Serie A?

Canadian striker Jonathan David signed a five-year deal with Juventus on Friday.

Euronews

Firefighters across Europe battle wildfires as blazes continue in Germany, Greece and Turkey

Experts link the rising frequency and intensity of heatwaves in Europe to climate change, warning that such extreme weather events are becoming increasingly common.

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