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The EU has let US tech giants run riot. Diluting our data law will only entrench their power

The GDPR is Europe’s defence against digital oligarchy and child harm. Deregulation plans are misguided, say Johnny Ryan and Georg Riekeles

The Guardian - UK

Everything you need to know as Ryanair bans paper boarding passes

Europe’s biggest budget airline says allowances will be made for non-smartphone users

The Independent UK

Michael Ray Richardson, Four-Time All-Star Banned By League, Dies at 70

The versatile guard starred in both North America and Europe.

Sports Illustrated

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‘Unprecedented’—Man Utd Rival Barcelona, Real Madrid for ‘Next Toni Kroos’

An affordable release clause has whetted some eager European appetites.

Sports Illustrated

Solar Flare Warning: Earth Hit By Largest Eruption Of 2025 – Blackouts Likely

Largest Solar Flare of 2025 causes radio blackouts across Europe and Africa. NOAA warns of a G3 storm that could affect power grids and GPS systems.

International Business Times UK

World Cup 2026 European qualifying: when, how and who needs what?

Only England have qualified so far, and there is sure to be drama aplenty over the next week as everyone else battles to join them

The Guardian - UK

The New EU Entry/Exit System (EES): Key Info for Non-EU Travellers

Non-European citizens are beginning to notice big changes when entering Europe. From mid-October 2025, the European Union began its shift from traditional passport stamps to a new digital border management system that captures biometric data, aiming to modernise border security and streamline travel within the Schengen area. These changes affect…

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Is the EU spy unit about to become reality? Von der Leyen wants her own secret service

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen plans to create an intelligence service using data from member states, aiming to expand its operational use and increase her influence, according to international media reports.

Euronews

Sun unleashes strongest solar flare of 2025, sparking radio blackouts across Africa and Europe

The X5.1-class eruption from sunspot AR4274 is this year's most powerful solar flare and Earth is in the firing line.

Space

Are EU sanctions on Kosovo a symbolic warning or do they have true impact?

The European Union introduced punitive measures against Kosovo in June 2023, following the entry of Albanian mayors into municipalities with a Serb majority in the north. Euronews investigates the impact these measures have had.

Euronews

Lionel Messi Clears Up Wild Rumors of European Transfer

Messi has opened up about becoming a “burden” for Argentina.

Sports Illustrated

RadNet Buys CIMAR To Strengthen AI-Driven Radiology In Europe

RadNet Inc. (NASDAQ:RDNT), a leading U.S. provider of diagnostic imaging and digital health solutions, announced Tuesday that it has acquired CIMAR UK, a cloud-native healthcare image management company.

Benzinga

Europe commemorates Armistice Day, marking the end of World War I

Belgium unveiled a renovated memorial in Ypres, France's President Macron paid tribute, and the UK held wreath-laying ceremonies for Armistice Day, marking the end of WWI.

Euronews

Most workers are enthusiastic about AI, but are employers involving them in creating new workflows?

Worldwide, Canadian businesses are at the forefront of designing new AI workflows including their workers. Which countries lead the way in Europe?

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Slow-paced and low-cost: Why you should do a bus and train odyssey around Scandinavia this winter

Scandinavia is one of Europe’s most expensive destinations, but choosing the right transport can mean considerable savings.

Euronews

Space no longer peaceful, President Macron set to say in new space strategy review

France and Europe must be prepared to defend their interests in the orbit too, the French leader is expected to say on Wednesday, as space becomes a key element in the global struggle for security.

TechRadar

EU set to crack down on Huawei, ZTE hardware in member countries

Europe is still trying to remove Huawei and ZTE equipment from 5G and other telecoms networks.

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When the House Plays Fair: Inside Europe’s Hidden War Against Online Gambling Fraud

When Europe’s iGaming sector faced the 2024 figures, even hardened analysts were startled: nearly half of all licensed operators admitted that fraud had cost them more than ten per cent of their revenue.

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The Guardian - UK

Europa Cup breaks new ground for women’s football in Europe

Admittedly in the Champions League’s shadow, the Europa Cup does offer fresh opportunities for the game to develop

The Independent UK

‘Russian drone’ fragments found in another European country

It follows a night of intense Russian strikes on Ukrainian Danube River ports

Euronews

Europe in the green as Wall Street hesitates ahead of US shutdown deal

Continental indices pushed higher, helped by easing inflation and a rerating in financial markets. US futures, by contrast, edged lower as the shutdown moves from the Senate to the House.

Golf Monthly

DP World Tour Creates 'Rory McIlroy Award' In Honor Of Europe's First Career Grand Slam Winner

The newly-introduced prize will be handed out annually to the best-performing DP World Tour member at the four Major championships

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‘They ran out of food’: Three stowaways clung on to a ship’s rudder on open ocean for 11 days in desperate bid to reach Europe

Desperation can drive men to put their lives on the line.

The Conversation

Obesity is now legally recognised as a chronic disease in Italy – a historic advance for public health in Europe

On October 9 2025, Italy took the unprecedented step of approving a law that recognises obesity as a chronic, progressive, and relapsing disease. The law came into effect on October 25.

The Guardian - UK

Ivo van Hove’s All My Sons extends the UK’s special relationship with Arthur Miller

In his first major hit play, now receiving another starry revival, the celebrated dramatist’s analysis of the American psyche is steeped in European tradition

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