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Tesla’s European sales slump as Musk warns of ‘rough quarters’ ahead

Electric carmaker struggles to emerge from sales rut on continent despite updating its bestselling Model Y

The Guardian - UK

Heat Wave in Europe: What Every Traveler Needs to Know

Record-breaking summer temperatures, wildfires, and travel disruptions — they’re reshaping summer 2025 trips. Here’s how to stay safe, prepared and savvy.

Kiplinger

Tesla's results plummeted again and 'rough quarters' are coming, says Musk

The fallout from Elon Musk's plunge into politics a year ago is still hammering his Tesla business as both sales and profits continued to drop sharply in the latest quarter.

Euronews

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Is the ECB ready to cut the key rates again? Here's what analysts think

The European Central Bank will likely hold off on making another interest rate cut on Thursday, choosing to wait until it can measure the size of any economic blow from higher US tariffs.

Euronews

Zelenskyy speaks to Merz and Starmer as part of diplomatic effort to reassure allies over anti-corruption reform – as it happened

Ukrainian president says new bill ‘guarantees strengthening of law and order system’ after protests in Ukrainian cities

The Guardian - UK

European travellers turn to lesser-known spots and shoulder season escapes amid overtourism concerns

Most European travellers are likely to spend between €1,500 and €2,000 per person per trip between June and November 2025, which is an increase of 3 per cent from last summer.

Euronews

EU press for more balanced relationship at scaled-back EU-China summit in Beijing

European leaders demanded a more balanced relationship with China at a summit with President Xi Jinping in the Chinese capital on Thursday, as the bloc runs a massive trade deficit with the Asian giant of around €300 billion.

Euronews

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Exclusive: Commission has change of heart on anti-discrimination directive

The European Commission has revived its equal treatment directive after initially removing it from its 2025 plans. However, the proposal remains stalled in the Council, where there is still no unanimity.

Euronews

Why Ukraine's new anti-corruption law spells trouble for its EU accession hopes

Ukraine's new law undermining the independence of two anti-corruption agencies spells trouble for its desire to join the European Union.

Euronews

Barroso: EU shouldn’t be a ‘geopolitical teenager’ faced with China

China’s dominance should be a ‘wake-up call’ for Europe to ‘do its own homework’, the former European Commission President told Euronews’ Europe Today.

Euronews

Energy, water, and waste: How much do Europeans pay for household bills?

Monthly basic utility costs vary hugely across Europe. The share of average net salaries spent on these essentials is also a key indicator. Euronews Business takes a closer look at both.

Euronews

Europe’s hottest workers demand protection as heatwave bakes region

The cruel heat is back as southern Europe slips deeper into summer

The Independent UK

Europe's central bank to hold off on another rate cut until it knows how bad the tariff blow will be

The European Central Bank probably isn't going to cut interest rates again on Thursday

The Independent UK

Europe and China hold scaled-back trade talks with expectations low for major agreements

China and the EU have multiple trade disputes across a range of industries, but no disagreement is as sharp as their enormous trade imbalance.

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The Independent UK

Europe and China holding scaled-back trade talks with expectations low for major agreements

European leaders are meeting with top Chinese officials in Beijing to discuss trade, climate change and global conflicts

International Business Times

'A Free Ukraine': Kyiv Protests Law Threatening Anti-corruption Bodies

At a rare protest in central Kyiv demonstrators rallied Wednesday against a law that curbs the power of anti-corruption agencies, warning the fight for Ukraine's democracy was taking place both on the battlefield and at home.

Sports Illustrated

Rodrygo: Shock Premier League Club ‘Enters’ Race for Real Madrid Star

Some of the biggest clubs in Europe are circling around Real Madrid's Rodrygo.

Euronews

Firefighters in Cyprus battle huge wildfires that forced evacuation of four villages

Wednesday's fires broke out on the first day of a heatwave in Cyprus with forecasters expecting temperatures on Thursday to hit 45 degrees Celsius, making it the hottest day of the year.

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Evening Standard

Warmer summers ‘could boost growth rates in European peatlands’ – research finds

Peatlands, which play a key role in absorbing pollution, have been damaged in human activities.

International Business Times UK

Europe Next in Line After Trump Strikes Tariff Deal With Japan—What is EU's 'Trade Bazooka'?

Europe will soon have trade negotiations with the US. For now, the US government was able to strike a positive trade deal with Japan.

InsideEVs

How America's Heel Turn From EVs Could Hurt Canada Too

As U.S. manufacturers slow down on EVs, it could lead to real issues of consumer choice for Canadian drivers. Also, Chinese brands pick up steam in Europe.

The Guardian - UK

Italy’s detention of rescue vessels in Mediterranean will lead to more deaths, say campaigners

Organisations working on route used by people trying to reach Europe say they are punished for saving lives

The Independent UK

EU and Japan agree to work together to promote free trade and economic security

Leaders of the European Union and Japan have launched an alliance aimed at boosting economic cooperation, defending free trade and countering unfair trade practices as the two sides face growing challenges from the United States and China

Euronews

Portuguese artists launch European movement for more regulation of artificial Intelligence

Almost 20 Portuguese artists have joined the international #StayTrueToTheAct movement demanding that the European Union regulate Artificial Intelligence and protect copyright.

Euronews

Bacteria strain that is resistant to antibiotics is spreading in Europe, scientists warn

The strain was first identified nearly a decade ago in the Netherlands and Germany, and has since spread to at least nine other European countries, according to Danish research.

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