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Two years on from EU deal, violence against migrants in Tunisia remains rife

Tunisia’s migration policy is under scrutiny two years on from a deal with the European Union intended to discourage illegal migration from the North African country, and from a "replacement theory" speech the same year by President Kais Saied on the "dangers" of black migration. A recent Amnesty International report…

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European nations have no choice but to raise retirement ages – our case study shows why

In early October 2025, with his political future hanging by a thread, France’s resigned-and-reappointed prime minister Sébastien Lecornu pledged to suspend unpopular pension reforms until 2027, when presidential elections will be held.

The Conversation

This footage of Indian metal sensations Bloodywood playing Halla Bol will convince you they’re the funnest thing in rock right now

Check it out as the New Delhi trio continue their European tour with Halestorm

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Italy’s centenarians grow in number as another 2,000 reach the milestone

Southern European country has more than double the number of people aged over 100 than it did in 2009

The Guardian - UK

EU tightens visa restrictions on Russians over the Ukraine war and acts of sabotage

The European Union is making it harder for Russian citizens to enter Europe’s ID-check free travel area

The Independent UK

Denmark wants to ban access to social media for children under 15

The proposal would be one of the most sweeping steps yet by a European country to curb social media use among young people.

Euronews

EU moves to weaken landmark AI Act amid pressure from Trump and U.S. tech giants, according to news report

The European Commission is considering softening parts of its flagship AI Act amid industry complaints that strict rules could stifle innovation and hurt competitiveness.

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EU tightens rules for multiple-entry Schengen visas for Russian passport holders

The European Commission claims Moscow's war of agression against neighbouring Ukraine has altered the risks linked to Russian visa applicants.

Euronews

'Why this autumn is a smart time to buy a second home in Europe'

Traditional holiday hotspots in Europe offer an escape from British gloom and mounting political uncertainty

Evening Standard

EU could water down AI Act amid pressure from Trump and big tech

European Commission confirms reports it is looking at postponing parts of landmark legislation

The Guardian - UK

US to maintain long-term energy cooperation with Europe, Secretary Wright tells Euronews

Speaking to Euronews, US Energy Secretary Chris Wright indicated Washington's willingness to have a long-term energy presence in Europe and highlighted Greece's role as a key hub.

Euronews

China poised to lift ban on chips exports to European carmakers after US deal

Dispute began with Dutch government takeover of Nexperia and China halting exports, threatening car production

The Guardian - UK

London, Paris, Madrid: These European cities have been named some of the best in the world

A number of European cities, including London and Paris, have been named among the best in the world by the World’s Best Cities 2026 ranking.

Euronews

Zero Motorcycles Enters the Scooter Game, But They Aren't For the US

Electric scooters may be boring to some, but in markets like Europe and Asia, they’re fast becoming the backbone of everyday mobility.

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Evening Standard

Vladimir Putin's tanks could roll into European Nato country tomorrow, warns German general

Lieutenant General Alexander Sollfrank said Russia could now launch a limited incursion against Nato territory

The Independent UK

Drone sightings halt flights at major European cargo airport in Belgium

Flights out of one of Europe’s biggest cargo airports were briefly suspended after drones were spotted

Euronews

Europe's NewAthena telescope to detect supermassive black holes at the edge of the universe

Portuguese researchers predict that Europe's future space observatory will detect hundreds of thousands of supermassive black holes.

Euronews

Tradition, sustainability and 'pomalo': How Croatia is redefining what it means to travel slow

At the World Travel Market in London, Bisera Fabrio from the Croatian National Tourist Board described a country defined by warmth, authenticity and a “genuine Mediterranean spirit”.

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The Guardian - UK

Leny Yoro: ‘Manchester United cannot build something with bad energy or bad characters’

The young defender tells Will Unwin Ruben Amorim’s changes are working out at last and a visit to Spurs is a timely reminder of their European goal

Euronews

AI startup Anthropic will open offices in Paris and Munich as part of European expansion

The US tech startup Anthropic said it will open two new European offices in Paris and Munich amid growing interest in its generative AI services.

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There and back in a day: a hidden gem away trip to mainland Europe for less than €100

FourFourTwo embarked on a great-value European away day where you can watch top-division football in a Bundesliga atmosphere at non-League prices

Euronews

2025 is on track to be among the three warmest years on record, Copernicus data finds

Copernicus says the findings reflect the “accelerating pace of climate change”.

Euronews

Billions at stake: Chancellor Merz backs European patriotism for steel

If German steel production moves abroad, researchers warn this could result in a loss of up to €50 billion per year in value added.

Euronews

Europe’s first autonomous military convoy unveiled in Spain

A fully autonomous military convoy underwent its last round of testing in Spain, according to reports.

Euronews

Childhood obesity reaching ‘alarmingly high’ levels in Europe, WHO report warns

Child obesity rates have stabilised in some countries in recent years – but global health officials said they were still too high.

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