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This week on The Sound Kitchen, you’ll hear the answer to the question about the “Choose Europe for Science” summit. You’ll hear about the Pariwer Bandhu RFI SW Club’s quiz competition, and there’s the Listener’s Corner” with your bonus question answers. All that, and the new quiz and bonus questions…

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"Brussels, my love?" EU extends special status for Ukrainian refugees

On the week the EU marks 40 years of free movement under the Schengen Area, EU ministers meet in Luxembourg to discuss migration. This week’s episode of “Brussels, My Love?” looks at how more and more EU member states are moving away from the idea of a united EU front…

Euronews

Tesla Thinks Full Self-Driving Is Ready For Europe. Regulators Say Not So Fast

Waiting for regulatory approval appears to be the primary obstacle holding FSD back from launching in Europe.

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Russia returns 1,200 bodies of fallen Ukrainian soldiers

Moscow says Kyiv failed to return any prisoners in the latest exchange, as fighting continues on the ground.

Al Jazeera

Dollar Rebounds Mildly Higher on Israel's Attack on Iran

The dollar index (DXY00 ) on Friday rose by +0.28%, rebounding higher from Thursday's 3-1/4 year low. The dollar Friday rallied on Israel's overnight attack on Iran, which sparked some safe-haven demand for the dollar. The dollar also moved higher as the 10-year T-note yield rose by +5 bp due...

Barchart

The euro will get a new member next year – and not everyone is pleased

The EU has given the green light for Bulgaria to join the euro from January 1

The Independent UK

Bulgaria is joining the euro in January – and not everyone is pleased

The EU has given the green light for Bulgaria to join the euro from January 1 2026. This huge step towards European integration comes just six months after Bulgaria became a full member of Schengen area, within which people can move freely across borders.

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Dollar Rebounds Higher on Israel's Attack on Iran

The dollar index (DXY00 ) today is up +0.31%, rebounding higher from Thursday's 3-1/4 year low. The dollar today rallied on Israel's overnight attack on Iran, which sparked some safe-haven demand for the dollar. The dollar also moved higher as the 10-year T-note yield rose due to the inflation implications...

Barchart

Why and where are weekly working hours dropping in Europe?

The amount of time spent at work across Europe is declining. Scholars attribute this trend to the rise in part-time employment and a higher proportion of women in work.

Euronews

Young people are disporportionately affected by the EU's housing crisis

In 2023, EU households on average spent 19.7% of their disposable income on housing. Eurostat data shows that in the same time period, young people make up a significant share of those who spend at least 40% of their income

Euronews

High court dismisses challenges against adding VAT to UK private school fees

Surcharge was a Labour party manifesto commitment at the 2024 general election

The Guardian - UK

26 Creepy Things That Are Actually Perfectly Legal, Pointed Out By Folks Online

Some things people do every day and that's even more creepy.

Bored Panda

Air conditioning is 'exacerbating the climate crisis' but how many Europeans use it?

Cooling machines are part of a vicious heating cycle.

Euronews

World lagging behind on goal to protect 30% of ocean by 2030: Here’s what’s needed

A slew of commitments have been made at the UN Ocean Conference this week, with many governments using the opportunity to unveil new MPAs on the international stage.

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France blasts Iran for fueling nuclear tensions citing UN watchdog report

France has accused Iran of stoking international tensions after a UN atomic weapons watchdog said that the country was flouting deals over its development of nuclear power.

The Guardian - UK

Dublin is the only large European capital without a metro: what would Leopold Bloom make of that?

In James Joyce’s Ulysses, the city’s most famous fictional resident was as frustrated by its transport links in 1904 as many of us are today, says professor of political economy Dermot Hodson

The Guardian - UK

Gibraltar agrees 15% sales tax on goods in post-Brexit settlement with Spain

Transaction tax ‘acceptable’ to EU is part of deal to allow greater freedom of movement and link with customs union

Euronews

EU long-term budget: Is health funding on the chopping block?

As new priorities demand greater resources, the health sector risks significant cuts in the upcoming long-term EU budget.

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Euronews

ESA may be forced to axe or freeze planned missions amid proposed NASA budget cuts

he European Space Agency isn’t ruling out the cancellation or freezing of some space exploration programmes if budget cuts to NASA are passed by the US Congress.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Gibraltar and the EU: a post-Brexit deal with something for everyone

Editorial: After nine years of delay, it was high time that Britain and Europe sorted out the future of the Rock

Euronews

Irish government rejects motion to stop sale of Israeli bonds

The decision to reject the bill comes after a similar, unsuccessful motion was put forward by the Sinn Féin party last month.

Euronews

Italy not liable for Libyan coastguard's actions in 2017 boat sinking, ECHR says

Since 2017, Italy has supplied Libya with funding, vessels and training as part of an agreement to slow the numbers of migrants crossing the Mediterranean.

Euronews

Same game, different rules: Net zero transition without breaking the bank

Historically, Europe has been a cradle of innovation, pioneering many industrial and scientific breakthroughs. We have to restore this spirit, E.ON CEO Leonhard Birnbaum writes.

Euronews

Battle over NGO financing heats up again in Brussels as MEPs seek investigation

Three right-wing political groups seek to re-table a proposal to establish an investigative committee at the European Parliament, as Transparency International files a complaint against MEPs leaking sensitive NGO contracts to the press.

The Guardian - UK

Revealed: More than 24,000 factory farms have opened across Europe

Intensive livestock farms such as those found across the US are spreading across the continent, according to new data

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