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Is Europe developing Ukraine war fatigue?

Volodymyr Zelensky is fighting a war on several fronts. Russia is ramping up its missile attacks with almost nightly bombardment of Ukrainian cities. A blockade of Ukraine’s Black Sea ports is choking its grain exports with a devastating effect on its agricultural economy.

The Conversation

Ban Meta's smart glasses all you want. Amazon will still sell you a spying clock

The German digital rights group filed a criminal complaint against Meta/Ray-Ban smart glasses, raising concerns about proportionality, applicability of the same idea in other EU Member States, and issues with law enforcement.

Euronews

Heatwaves and wildfires: Which EU countries have the most firefighters?

Firefighters are becoming increasingly important as wildfires affect more countries across Europe. Firefighting capacity varies widely across the EU.

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Europe’s hollowed-out armies: The race to find 100,000 soldiers

The European Commissioner for Defence, Andrius Kubilius, says Europe needs to be able to rapidly deploy around 100,000 troops to deter a potential Russian attack. Experts warn about the problems meeting this target.

Euronews

A common gel nail ingredient has been banned – here’s what you need to know

IN FOCUS: As new regulations ban a key ingredient of gel manicures because it is so toxic, Katie Rosseinsky takes a closer look at why such a strict measure has been taken, what other elements of the process should be understood better and whether your manicure will have that same…

The Independent UK

Anxiety over war, wildfires and cyber-attacks leads to growth in cash stocks in EU

Value of banknotes in circulation rises from €1bn in 2016 to €1.6bn in 2026 as people advised to keep stash of cash

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv protest organiser disowns Mykhailo Fedorov’s call for elections

Demonstrations in support of sacked defence minister reportedly die down as supporters and experts say he went too far. What we know on day 1,640

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Airline Crews Lead Radiation Cancer Toll in Harvard Analysis of 12.7 Million US Deaths

A study in JAMA Internal Medicine reveals flight attendants and pilots face the highest risks of radiation-linked cancers, highlighting the need for formal radiation monitoring in aviation occupations.

International Business Times UK

‘Sava’s Titanic,’ the century-old sunken shipwreck emerges as Europe’s rivers fall to record lows

A shipwreck from a century ago has resurfaced in the Sava River, unveiled by the extreme drought gripping Europe. Known as 'Sava's Titanic', this remarkable find provides a fascinating link to historical maritime stories. The receding waters have also uncovered various artifacts and ancient structures, reminding us of the catastrophic…

The Times of India

European leaders demand Israel halt controversial E1 settlement project in West Bank

The E1 plan was green-lit by Israel last year and would further separate east Jerusalem, occupied and annexed by Israel and predominantly inhabited by Palestinians, from the West Bank.

Euronews

Europe heatwaves scorch 80 million with 40 C heat: AFP analysis

PARIS (FRANCE) - Europe's deadly record-breaking summer heatwaves sent temperatures above 40C in areas inhabited by 80 million people from mid-June to mid-August, according to official data analysed by AFP, with many of those areas not used to such hot weather.

Bangkok Post

Missing in action: Ukrainian soldiers reportedly desert during training in Germany

As the war in Ukraine grinds on, Ukrainian soldiers are receiving military training in Germany. A recent investigation by the weekly news magazine Die Zeit reveals that some do not return to their units after their stay in Germany.

Euronews

Exclusive: EU to boost funding for Morocco’s migration management after Ceuta crisis

The Ceuta crisis is affecting the EU’s long-awaited partnership deal with Morocco, prompting Brussels to increase funding for border control as it seeks to finalise the agreement by the end of the year.

Euronews

Europe faces race to refill gas storage as LNG cargoes flow to Asia

After spending much of the past two years rebuilding its gas security following the loss of Russian pipeline supplies, Europe is again facing high natural gas prices due to volatility in global markets linked to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.

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The Independent UK

Before and after photos show how Europe is drying up in the deadly heatwaves

Waterways across Europe are drying up

The Independent UK

Deadly overnight storms batter Germany as tornado hits region

A tornado struck the town of Fürstenwalde

Euronews

Overcome market fragmentation or miss the AI train, Lagarde warns the EU

An overly fragmented single market cannot support Europe’s top priority of competing globally in the AI race, European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde warns.

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Business Brief (Aug. 20): China Opposes U.S. Pressure to Take Sides in AI Race

Beijing condemns EU subsidy probe into JD.com, Tesla integrates ByteDance’s AI model in China

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Without action wildfires in Europe will increase 39% even in best-case climate scenario, study finds

Improvements in fire management however could mitigate increases by more than 70%, study shows

International Business Times UK

Spain Refuses to Return 500 Migrant Girls to Morocco Despite EU Recommendation

Spain defies EU recommendations to return 500 migrant girls to Morocco, prioritising child welfare. The decision highlights tensions between EU directives and Spain's commitment to protecting vulnerable minors.

YETI just gave its iconic coolers and drinkware a ranch-style makeover inspired by the landscapes and traditions of the South American pampas

The Estancia Collection adds two new earthy colourways to its coolers, drinkware, and outdoor gear lineup

Euronews

Hundreds of meetings, €8 million a year: How Big Tobacco lobbies the EU

A massive surge in tobacco industry lobbying is undercutting the European Union’s public health agenda, derailing legislative proposals, and triggering a political battles over new nicotine products.

Euronews

Will Prime Minister Andy Burnham move the UK closer to Europe?

From trade to defence to youth mobility, London and Brussels are seeking to build on the thaw in their post-Brexit relationship. But tough negotiations lie ahead as an autumn summit looms.

Euronews

European gas prices hit highest point since March, worse may follow

European gas prices have surged 130% in 2026, and low storage and supply risks leave Europe vulnerable to a costly winter.

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Ukraine anti-corruption probes close in on Volodymyr Zelenskyy's inner circle

Zelenskyy himself has not been a suspect in any of the probes launched so far, but the growing list of people close to him under investigation is quickly becoming a political liability.

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