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The true value of Marc Guehi and why Man City acted now

The England defender is ready to bolster Pep Guardiola’s defence, with the Champions League and World Cup set to elevate Guehi’s worth in 2026 as one of Europe’s finest

The Independent UK

Should Apple be worried? Xiaomi opens flagship London store as it pushes further into Europe

New store gives more people a chance to get their hands on Xiaomi's best camera phones

Digital Camera World

London ranked second most "start-up friendly" city in Europe

Emerging markets are closing the gap rapidly on the established global cities.

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EU vs US: Are Europeans Willing to Ban iPhones? Debate Erupts on Social Media

Could the EU really ban iPhones? A viral Twitter clash restarts debate over US tech dominance, status symbols and Europe's digital future

International Business Times UK

Where are the best and worst places to hire in Europe in 2026?

Denmark, Switzerland and Ireland set the pace as some of the most attractive places to hire in Europe, thanks to strong skill ecosystems, high productivity, and trusted institutions.

Euronews

How Newcastle show the challenges and charms of the new Champions League format

Eddie Howe’s side were victims of the competition’s jeopardy before the league phase was introduced, but a revamped format might still provide a thrilling finale

The Independent UK

Trump at Davos marks the start of a new era in world affairs

Donald Trump’s concern about the strategic positioning of Greenland is rational. But the way the US president has approached the issue is not – and could still rupture Nato and cause enduring harm to North Atlantic political and economic relations. The question for those attending the World Economic Forum in…

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US and Denmark to reopen 1951 defence agreement on Greenland

The United States and Denmark will renegotiate their 1951 defence pact covering Greenland, reopening a Cold War-era agreement after US President Donald Trump backed away from threats to seize the territory and punish European allies with tariffs.

Radio France Internationale

What would happen if Iran returned to the global trade order?

Picture Iran rejoining the global system after decades of sanctions — banks back on SWIFT, oil exports restored, capital returning.

Euronews

Trump considers 'tariff-free zone' for Ukraine as US envoy Witkoff hints peace deal is close

The US has held talks with Russia as well as with Ukraine and European partners on various drafts of a plan to end the war in Ukraine but so far a deal has remained elusive.

Euronews

Stocks Set to Extend Rally After Trump’s Greenland Pivot, U.S. PCE Inflation and GDP Data in Focus

March S&P 500 E-Mini futures (ESH26) are up +0.66%, and March Nasdaq 100 E-Mini futures (NQH26) are up +0.89% this morning, pointing to further gains on Wall Street after U.S. President Donald Trump walked back his threats to impose tariffs on a group of European countries over Greenland.

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For Trump and European leaders, Davos was a 'Dear John' summit

President Donald Trump and European leaders broke up this week. Or, at the very least, the longtime NATO members are taking a break.

Roll Call

Aston Villa face potential European ban despite 'settlement agreement', says financial expert

Villa are operating under an agreement with UEFA. In combination with PSR, it is severely limiting their spending power

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Greenland says red lines must be respected as Trump says US will have ‘total’ access to island

Island’s PM says sovereignty is non-negotiable after Trump claimed agreement would give US full access with ‘no end, no time limit’

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Radio France Internationale

Police smash Europe-wide synthetic drug ring in biggest bust yet

A coordinated European police operation has dismantled a vast cross-border synthetic drug ring in what investigators hailed as the largest operation of its kind to date.

Euronews

Europe mulls over an uneasy truce with the US over Greenland

Europe is taking stock after several days of US sabre-rattling which risked the end of transatlantic relations, and potentially the end of NATO. While the threat of a takeover of Greenland seems to be over, trust among the US's allies has been badly eroded – perhaps permanently.

InsideEVs

Volkswagen Beats Tesla To Become Europe's Top EV Brand In 2025

The Model Y was Tesla’s best-seller in Europe, but it wasn’t enough to fend off Volkswagen on the constructors’ list.

The Independent UK

The Latest: Elon Musk and Volodymyr Zelenskyy are both attending World Economic Forum

Europe is breathing a sigh of relief following Trump’s dramatic reversal over Greenland the day before at Davos

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Euronews

Risk of drones drifting into Finland's airspace growing, intelligence chief says

Europe is on high alert after a string of violations into NATO airspace, prompting leaders to agree to develop a "drone wall" to better detect, track and intercept drones.

Euronews

Europe’s largest rare earths mine: How EU funding clashes with environmental laws

The European Union is pouring financial resources into Europe’s largest known rare-earth project to reduce its dependence on China for critical raw materials. But how does the same EU legal framework threaten to halt this strategic push?

Euronews

Europe Today: EU leaders meet in Brussels to discuss Davos, Trump, and Greenland

Tune in to Euronews' new flagship morning programme, Europe Today, at 8 am Brussels time. In just 15 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.

Euronews

Oil vs. rare earths: Which will shape the global economy’s future?

Oil shaped the last century, but rare earths may shape the next. As economies electrify and AI expands, control over critical materials is becoming a new source of global power.

The Guardian - UK

Europe must heed Mark Carney – and embrace a painful emancipation from the US

Trump’s tariff retreat should lull nobody into dropping their guard. The EU must join forces with Canada, Japan and other like-minded countries, says Paul Taylor of the European Policy Centre

The Independent UK

Asian shares rise, tracking Wall Street gains as Trump backs down on Greenland

Asian shares have mostly advanced, following Wall Street's lead, after U.S. President Donald Trump backed down on imposing tariffs on eight European countries over Greenland

The Conversation

Trump sows ‘chaotic cruelty’ while Canadian PM Carney reminds the world it doesn’t have to play along

In what has become a familiar, exhausting cycle, the rest of the world is left with the futile task of trying to dredge meaning from the wreckage left behind by US President Donald Trump.

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