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June heat topped 35°C for two-thirds of Europe population

A recent heatwave saw over 410 million Europeans endure scorching temperatures above 35°C, impacting vast swathes from Spain to Ukraine. This June event surpassed the scale of the 2003 record heatwave, with millions in France, Spain, and Italy experiencing prolonged extreme heat. Several nations, including Germany and Poland, shattered all-time…

The Economic Times

Queen Elizabeth I's hidden portrait reappears inside a fingertip-sized amber pendant after more than 400 years

A small object has surfaced in London that sits somewhere between jewellery and historical record, though it refuses to settle neatly into either category. A pendant, no larger than something that could rest on a fingertip, carries within it a portrait of Queen Elizabeth I carved into amber. It is…

The Times of India

Global Market Update: Europe's STOXX 600 hits record high, eyes best weekly gain since mid-May

Europe's STOXX 600 hovered near record highs on Friday and headed for its best week since mid-May, supported by gains in defence and cyclical stocks. Investors shrugged off near-term US rate concerns as easing Middle East tensions broadened the rally beyond technology shares. Siemens led gains in Germany, while defence…

The Economic Times

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The USA has survived 250 years, but can it survive Donald Trump?

PRESS REVIEW - Friday, July 3: We look at the US papers' reactions as the country's 250-year celebration begins this Fourth of July weekend. The New York Times warns Europe's glaciers are melting rapidly because of recent heatwaves. Also, British papers are in a football frenzy ahead of their game…

France 24

Tourism group says EU entry-exit system issues could ‘significantly deter demand’ for Europe

The World Travel and Tourism Council has called for a better border system

The Independent UK

Retired but still working: Where in Europe is financial necessity the biggest reason?

Around 13% of pensioners in the EU continue working. Financial necessity is a significant reason, but experts point to other factors too, such as changing norms, changing demography and enduring labour shortages.

Euronews

Heatwave leaves Europe with thousands of excess deaths

Preliminary data from Western Europe points to more than 4,000 additional deaths as record June temperatures strain health systems — with governments now scrambling to bolster preparedness for future heatwaves.

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El Niño officially returns in 2026: WMO warns climate event could strengthen between July and September, raising risk of heatwaves, droughts and heavy rainfall

A powerful El Niño event is officially underway, with the World Meteorological Organization warning of intensified global weather extremes. Expect increased risks of heatwaves, droughts, and heavy rainfall across continents. India, Australia, and parts of Africa are forecast to receive less rainfall, potentially impacting agriculture and water resources. Europe may…

The Economic Times

Weather tracker: Heatwave breaks June temperature records across Europe

UK provisional peak of 37.7C shatters previous record by huge margin, while Germany hits all-time high of 41.7C

The Guardian - UK

At least 3,700 excess deaths reported during heatwave in France, Belgium, Netherlands

PARIS — France, the Netherlands and Belgium have recorded 3,700 excess deaths ‌during the June heatwave that sent temperatures soaring across Europe, with authorities warning that the numbers are preliminary and could rise.

Bangkok Post

France deaths rose nearly 30% during peak of record-breaking Europe heatwave

France has reported 2,025 excess deaths linked to last month's record-breaking heatwave, as Europe continues to grapple with the aftermath of extreme temperatures that have triggered wildfires, floods and drought.

The Times of India

At least 3,700 excess deaths reported during heatwave in France, Belgium and Netherlands

Europe is grappling with the aftermath of a severe June heatwave, which has resulted in an estimated 3,700 excess deaths across France, the Netherlands, and Belgium. Authorities caution these figures are preliminary. The extreme temperatures, linked to climate change, overwhelmed healthcare systems and caused widespread disruption. France alone reported over…

The Economic Times

De Croo: Defence and aid spending are 'two sides of the same coin'

Exclusive: United Nations Development Programme administrator and former Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo said the European Union's long-term budget should balance defence and aid funding as they are both crucial for European security.

Euronews

Podcast | US Independence party in Brussels: Controversial celebration or diplomatic success?

A majestic celebration of the US Independence anniversary in the heart of Brussels' European Quarter, alongside talks to end the war in Iran have sparked reflection on EU–US relations.

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'Donald Trump's always raging about something,' former US NATO envoy says

Kurt Volker told Europe Today the US president's anger at allies for not joining in the war in Iran was an "exaggeration".

The Independent UK

Travelling to Spain, France or Greece? How Europe’s heatwave could affect your trip

TRAVEL INSIDER: Europe is experiencing another summer of extreme temperatures. From heat-related health risks and wildfire disruption to what Foreign Office advice really means for your holiday, Annabel Grossman looks at what travellers need to know before they fly in the latest Travel Insider newsletter

The Times of India

A giant 3,200-year-old city hidden beneath Ireland may rewrite Europe's ancient history

Long before written records described powerful kingdoms in Ireland, a large community had already taken shape in what is now County Armagh. Fresh archaeological research suggests that this landscape was far more than a collection of scattered prehistoric monuments. Instead, it appears to have been a carefully organised centre where…

The Economic Times

NATO Summit 2026: What are the key challenges facing the alliance?

NATO leaders convene in Ankara facing critical challenges: maintaining US commitment amid Trump's skepticism, Europe increasing its security role, and boosting defense spending. The alliance grapples with ramping up production to meet demand, particularly for Ukraine, while Russia remains a persistent threat. Balancing these priorities and ensuring sustained support for…

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MAGA lawmaker tells critics of America to move to Europe

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International Business Times UK

Is It the End for Temu and Shein? EU's New €3 Customs Duty Could Make Every Haul More Expensive

The EU's new €3 customs fee on e-commerce goods affects millions of Temu and Shein shoppers, aiming to protect European businesses but potentially raising prices for consumers.

Euronews

Newsletter: ‘Raging’ Trump turns up the heat ahead of NATO summit

Good morning and welcome to Friday, I’m Mared Gwyn. We wrap up this week with another dispatch from Ireland as it takes on the six-month EU Council Presidency, and a look ahead to next week’s high-stakes NATO summit in Ankara.

The Economic Times

Extreme heat could change the mix for European drinks makers

Europe's scorching heatwaves are challenging the notion that hot weather always boosts alcohol sales. Research indicates that extreme temperatures, beyond 32°C, can deter drinkers, leading to decreased consumption. Health authorities advise against alcohol during heat, citing dehydration risks. While some seek indoor, air-conditioned venues, others find the heat a reason…

International Business Times UK

Salmonella Outbreak: Why Recalled Instant Noodles Could Still Make People Sick

Recalled instant noodles linked to a Salmonella outbreak in Europe may still pose a risk as products remain in homes. Health officials urge consumers to check recall notices and avoid affected items.

Euronews

Data protection rules slow LLM rollout in Europe, study says

A new GovAI study reveals that EU data protection rules are stalling AI adoption, leaving 11% of advanced LLM releases delayed or blocked in Europe compared to the US.

Euronews

Brussels pivots from climate mitigation to adaptation as heatwaves expose vulnerabilities

After a brutal heatwave killed 1,300 people in western Europe, the European Commission has pledged to step up climate adaptation efforts – but part of the burden was shifted to local and regional governments.

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