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European stock markets are up, Novo Nordisk is among the winners

The major European stock indexes started the week in a positive mood, boosted by good news from the defence and pharmaceutical sectors. Meanwhile, new questions on Trump's tariffs are keeping traders around the world on edge.

Euronews

Boris tried to meet Queen when he had Covid – the most explosive claims in new royal book

Claims the late Queen was a remainer and was more outspoken than expected have surfaced in Power And The Palace

The Independent UK

Unions warn of ‘woefully low’ firefighter numbers as EU faces record wildfires

More than one million hectares burned in Europe in the summer of 2025. Despite the growing threat, unions warn that firefighter numbers remain 'woefully low', urging investment in staffing, prevention and civil protection.

Euronews

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Is Meta failing to protect users from the distribution of non-consensual images?

Altered photos of women, including Italy’s Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, accompanied by sexist comments, have stirred outrage in the country. But it is not the first case to affect social platforms.

Euronews

Ireland calls out the genocide in Gaza while remaining complicit in Israel’s war. That’s why I’m joining the flotilla

Ireland’s solidarity with Palestine is easily romanticised but our government’s hypocrisies are clear. Like many Irish citizens, I refuse to stay silent, says author Naoise Dolan

The Guardian - UK

China’s Victory day military parade: why are Putin and Kim Jong-un there, and what is the ‘axis of upheaval’?

The gathering in Beijing will include the leaders of Russia and North Korea, along with the Iranian president, a grouping dubbed the axis of upheaval

The Guardian - AU

Claims NI peace deal stops UK leaving ECHR ‘entirely groundless’ – think tank

The Policy Exchange claims public debate on human rights law reform had been ‘distorted’.

The Independent UK

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Ukraine planning new strikes deep inside Russia, says Zelenskyy

The announcement came hours after overnight Russian strikes on energy sites left 60,000 Ukrainians without electricity.

Al Jazeera

'Predator' Putin can only be kept in check through strong deterrence, says von der Leyen

The European Commission President made the comment during a visit to the Polish-Belarusian border on Sunday.

Euronews

Even Reform voters now want to unpick this one Brexit measure, shock poll reveals

Exclusive: A YouGov poll has revealed attitudes to Brexit may be changing – even among Nigel Farage’s supporters

The Independent UK

Auto-enrolment: The quiet pension reform that could transform Europe’s economy

Auto-enrolment into funded pensions would ensure more retirement contributions are invested, powering Europe’s growth.

Euronews

‘I was never worried’: 10 years on since Syrian siblings’ 2,700-mile escape to Germany

Ten years after Angela Merkel declared ‘We can do this’ at the height of the 2015 migration into Europe, Syrian refugee Somar Kreker looks back at his 44-day odyssey

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine war briefing: Zelenskyy accuses Russia of ‘utter disregard’ after airstrike on Zaporizhzhia apartment block

One person killed during overnight attack on 14 regions; Russia’s military chief says his forces have ‘strategic initiative’ along entire frontline

The Guardian - AU

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,284

Here are the key events on day 1,284 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

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Report shows 90% of European gaming revenue in 2024 was digital purchases, but only 15% was on PC

PC gaming made up a small slice of the pie in European game purchases last year.

Euronews

EU Member States divided over Gaza at their Copenhagen meeting

EU High Representative Kaja Kallas said it's a hard feeling for her personally not to have unity on this matter, and that the division affects the credibility of the EU at the global stage.

The Guardian - UK

Investigation launched into ‘horrific murder’ of Ukrainian politician in Lviv

Former parliamentary speaker Andriy Parubiy shot dead as EU ministers meet to discuss measures to force Moscow to the negotiating table

Radio France Internationale

Eight French cities ban tuna from school canteens citing high mercury levels

Eight cities, including Paris and Lyon, are taking tuna off their school menus from the start of the new term on Monday after research showed high levels of mercury in tinned tuna fish, prompting fears over risks to children's health.

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The Guardian - UK

Seven Israeli soldiers wounded in explosion in Gaza City, IDF says

Armoured vehicle hit in Zeitoun neighbourhood as Arab media reports intense clashes in the area

Euronews

Kallas: EU can't give back frozen assets to Russia, unless they pay reparations to Ukraine

The EU's foreign policy chief said the bloc needs to dive deep into the issue of frozen Russian assets, to be prepared in case of an eventual ceasefire or peace deal.

Al Jazeera

EU countries divided on Israel sanctions as foreign ministers meet

EU foreign policy chief says 27-member bloc ‘divided’ over how to pressure Israel to end its deadly war on Gaza.

The Guardian - UK

Ukrainian lawmaker shot dead in Lviv as Zelenskyy says hunt for killer is under way – as it happened

‘All necessary forces and means are engaged in the investigation and search for the killer,’ Ukraine’s president said

The Guardian - UK

‘Literature can be a form of resistance’: Lea Ypi talks to Elif Shafak about writing in the age of demagogues

The Albanian author of Free and the Turkish novelist discuss the rise of populism, censorship – and how today’s conflicts all come from the unresolved trauma of the past

TechRadar

Chat Control: The list of countries opposing the law grows, but support remains strong

EU members need to vote on the controversial child sexual abuse (CSAM) scanning bill on September 12, but national pressure is swaying the results. Here's what we know.

Evening Standard

Queen Elizabeth II privately opposed Brexit, new book claims

The claims are made in Power and the Palace, a forthcoming book by royal biographer Valentine Low

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