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Planning to go to Europe this summer? Travel expert shares how to sleep with no air conditioning

A lot of accommodation in Europe won't have air conditioning — so here's how to plan your visit so you can sleep cool without it

Tom’s Guide

What if Ukraine falls? This is no longer a hypothetical question – and it must be answered urgently

Europe offers platitudes, Trump dithers, and Ukraine and its extraordinary people stand on the brink. Nato must step up, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

The Guardian - UK

Trump news at a glance: Trump shocks EU and Mexico with tariffs as he gives Ice agents ‘total authorization’ to protect themselves

US president threatens further tariffs if Europe retaliates, and tells federal immigration agents they can use ‘whatever means’ necessary – key US politics stories from Saturday 12 July 2025

The Guardian - US

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What does 50C feel like? Touring ‘heat chamber’ allows French people to find out

As climate change drives temperature increases across Europe, heatwaves are becoming more frequent and more intense. While the mercury has not yet hit 50C in France, a group of researchers is giving people the chance to experience life at that temperature, touring the country with a heated container in tow.

Radio France Internationale

European Foreign Ministers express deep concern over 'deteriorating situation in Georgia'

A joint statement by European foreign ministers came in response to a progress report recently approved by the European Parliament on Georig'as accession process.

Euronews

7 Fast Food Ingredients That Are Banned in Other Countries

Fast food is a global phenomenon, but not every country treats it the same way. Some ingredients commonly found in American drive-thrus have been banned elsewhere for health and safety reasons. Governments across Europe, Asia, and beyond have strict food regulations that forbid chemicals still prevalent in U.S. kitchens.

Everybody Loves Your Money

EU risks breaking international law over Israel gas deal, say campaigners

Europe accused of ‘trampling over Palestinian rights’ with deal linked to imports from pipeline running parallel to Gaza coast

The Guardian - UK

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Electric cars can be fun –the 6 hottest new EVs from the Goodwood Festival of Speed 2025

Big names unveil new models at the world’s loudest garden party

TechRadar

Retire in the UK for Culture, History and Location

Want to retire in the UK? You'll need to do plenty of planning, but the benefits of living in a diverse country near the rest of Europe are worth it.

Kiplinger

Greece passes North Africa asylum ban amid rights groups' opposition

Greek lawmakers voted on Friday to temporarily stop processing asylum requests from migrants arriving from North Africa by sea in a bid to reduce arrivals into Europe's southernmost tip, a move rights groups and opposition parties have called illegal.

Radio France Internationale

Heading to the coast? European beachgoers face risks from bacteria as summer heats up, officials say

Vibrio bacteria, which can cause serious infections, are often found in the Baltic Sea but have also appeared in the North Sea and enclosed bathing sites.

Euronews

Raccoons may look cute, but scientists warn they’re causing ecological havoc in Germany

Raccoons join hornets, ibis and some kinds of algae as invasive species putting Europe’s biodiversity at risk.

Euronews

Could electric aeroplanes be the future of flight? Watch Denmark’s first test flight

The plane can be charged using a standard fast charger for electric cars in just 20 to 40 minutes, according to its developers. Experts say airports will need to gradually expand charging infrastructures for electric aircraft.

Euronews

UK wine duty: Are hotter countries really being taxed more on their wine?

The UK changed the way it taxes wine in February, five months on, as one of the biggest importers in the world, how is that affecting the industry in Europe?

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The Guardian - UK

Young people don’t feel part of the EU – and they’re right

Its remote, top-down structures need a fresh, citizen-led approach fit for the digital age. Let’s start by extending Erasmus to school-goers, says Francesco Grillo of the European University Institute, Florence

The Guardian - AU

Ukraine war briefing: US resumes military supplies to Ukraine, Zelenskyy announces

President says Kyiv ‘preparing new European defence packages’; Ukraine says its drones hit fighter aircraft plant and missile production facility inside Russia

LiveScience

Who were the Huns, the nomadic horse warriors who invaded ancient Europe?

The Huns were nomadic horse warriors, originally from Asia, who invaded Europe in the late fourth century A.D. and carved out an empire that stretched from Asia to Europe.

Evening Standard

'A bad day for football': Crystal Palace chairman slams UEFA for Europa League 'injustice'

FA Cup winners were set to play in Europe for the first time in their history

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Euronews

Ukraine and EU launch €100 million military innovation partnership, officials in Rome say

BraveTech EU is the first major tech alliance between Ukraine and Europe on equal terms, with each side set to invest €50 million in the programme.

The Independent UK

£100m hit to air travel caused by French air-traffic controller strikes, says industry body

The strikes on 3 and 4 July resulted in early 3,000 flight cancellations and more than 7,400 delays

Benzinga

Magnificent 7 Crush EU Giants—Jamie Dimon Tells Europe: 'You're Losing'

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon issued a stark message to European leaders this week: the continent is steadily falling behind the United States, and financial markets now expose just how wide the gap has become.

Roll Call

Senate NDAA would hike defense spending by $32 billion - Roll Call

The Senate’s defense policy bill would authorize an extra $32.1 billion for national security spending above what the Pentagon sought.

FourFourTwo

Newcastle United ‘seriously considering’ offering Premier League return to England international playing in Europe: report

Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur are the two clubs mooted as possible landing destinations

FourFourTwo

Crystal Palace’s fate in the Europa League decided amid Lyon reprieve

Crystal Palace now know which European competition they’re set to play in next season

Sports Illustrated

Crystal Palace Discover European Fate After UEFA Confirm Major Decision

Crystal Palace’s majority shareholder John Textor also owns Lyon, causing major problems for the Eagles’ Europa League hopes.

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