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With Hormuz under strain, a trade corridor built for resilience faces a real-world test

As Iran tensions threaten one of the world's most critical shipping lanes, the India–Middle East–Europe Corridor is being tested as a real alternative.

Fortune

Europe Faces Jet Fuel Shortage Within Weeks, IEA Chief Warns

Europe is facing a fuel crisis due to the US-Iran conflict, with the closure of the Strait of Hormuz impacting supply and causing price surges.

International Business Times UK

EU downplays jet fuel shortage risks despite IEA warning

EU officials and the International Energy Agency have contrasting narratives over jet fuel supply. While the European commission minimises the risk, it acknowledges that the market remains “tight” and says the EU is prepared to respond appropriately.

Euronews

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Britain Is One of the Most Vulnerable Countries in Europe for Jet Fuel; IEA Says Flights Could Be Cancelled From May

Europe faces a jet fuel shortage, raising concerns about potential flight disruptions. The UK is particularly vulnerable due to its reliance on imported fuel and limited refining capacity.

International Business Times UK

Samsung issues warning about fake SSDs in Europe — as the PC crisis sparks a massive slump in CPU sales

More fake SSDs and a CPU sales slump — the casualties of the RAM crisis are piling up, sadly.

TechRadar

Europe Is on the Brink With Only About Six Weeks of Jet Fuel Left: IEA Energy Chief Issues Dire Warning

Europe may face flight cancellations as jet fuel supplies dwindle due to the Iran conflict and Strait of Hormuz closure, warns the International Energy Agency.

International Business Times UK

Flying soon? What the jet fuel crisis means for travellers and airlines

Jet fuel prices have roughly doubled since the war in Iran began – and shortages could start next.

Euronews

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European far-right faces uncertainty after Orbán’s setback ahead of Milan rally

The European far-right Patriots for Europe are facing uncertainty after Viktor Orbán’s electoral setback in Hungary raised questions about his future role in the party he helped create. A rally in Milan on Saturday will serve as an early test of the party's cohesion and political momentum.

Euronews

Why Chelsea and Liverpool May Be Celebrating Aston Villa’s Europa League Journey

The domestic rivals may actually be on the same page on one crucial issue.

Sports Illustrated

OnePlus' Europe exit isn't official yet, but the signs aren't great

The company is said to be shifting focus toward China and select key regions.

Android Central

Fuel shortages? I’ve just had a flight cancelled – and I’m still not worried

TRAVEL INSIDER: In the latest Travel Insider newsletter, Simon Calder explains why rising fuel fears and early flight cancellations are unlikely to ground summer holidays – and how the EU’s entry-exit system is still causing headaches for travellers

The Independent UK

Europe-led coalition prepares mission to reopen Strait of Hormuz

A group of more than 40 countries is meeting in Paris to finalise early plans to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The France and UK-led coalition insists the operation will only kick in when the war is over. Countries say they are ready to send warships, personnel and demining support.

Euronews

Hungary shows limits of 'anti-EU narrative' pushed by far-right, Ribera tells Euronews

Hungary’s election, which saw Viktor Orbán ousted after 16 years in power, signals that anti-European narrative pushed by the far-right has hit a wall, European Commission Executive Vice-President Ribera told Euronews.

Euronews

Europe Today: Ribera, De Croo speak to Euronews as France, UK lead meeting on reopening Hormuz

Tune in to Europe Today, Euronews' flagship morning programme at 8 am Brussels time. In just 20 minutes, we bring you up to speed on the biggest news of the day.

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Electric cars: Which European countries offer the most support in 2026?

Sales of battery-electric cars are rising in Europe, and analysts expect the trend to continue as higher petrol prices, influenced by the war in Iran, encourage consumers to shift away from fuel-powered vehicles.

The Guardian - UK

I want to reform our country because a strong Germany is a precondition for a strong Europe

The war in Iran has exposed our dependencies. Europe, including the UK, must be bold about change, so nobody can blackmail us, says Lars Klingbeil, Germany’s finance minister and vice-chancellor

Euronews

Europe's defence cloud reliance risks US 'kill switch,' think tank warns

A vast majority of EU countries rely on US cloud services for their national defence agencies, putting them at risk of a "kill switch" that shuts down service at any time.

The Guardian - UK

Watkins breaks record as Aston Villa cruise past Bologna into all-English semi-final

Ollie Watkins became Villa’s record scorer in Europe and hit his 100th goal for the club as they raced to a 7-1 aggregate Europa League win over Bologna

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Sports Illustrated

Arsenal’s Record in Champions League Semifinals

Arsenal have a worryingly mixed record in European semifinals.

The Independent UK

Jet fuel supplies are lagging. What does that mean for airlines and travelers?

A looming jet fuel shortage in Europe and Asia sparked by the Iran war and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz could further upend world travel within weeks if oil doesn’t start flowing soon

Euronews

Potential targets: Moscow releases data about European firms making drones for Ukraine

Since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, European countries have provided Kyiv with extensive financial and military aid, supplying the armed forces with weapons systems and ammunition.

TechRadar

Moscow chokes international internet bandwidth in latest attack on Russian VPN users

Russia’s fight against digital privacy escalates as internet providers agree to freeze the expansion of cross-border channels into Europe. By capping international bandwidth, authorities aim to force telecom operators to either filter VPN traffic or hike prices, making it harder for citizens to bypass state censorship.

The Guardian - UK

From Burnley to Bayern: Kompany trains sights on PSG and European supremacy

Manager’s grounded attitude has helped the free-scoring German giants set up a tantalising Champions League showdown and de facto final

Cycling Weekly

'Relentless from start to finish' – this year's Gravel World Championships courses have been announced, and they look brutal

The races will be held in Nannup, Australia – the first time they've been held outside Europe

Euronews

Bulgaria prepares for disinformation ahead of snap elections

Disinformation researchers warn that Bulgaria has "one of the most permissive information environments" for non-democratic malign manipulation within Europe.

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