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Rivals Neck-and-neck Ahead Of Poland's 'Clash Of Civilisations' Vote

Warsaw's pro-EU mayor and a nationalist historian held their last day of campaigning on Friday for Poland's presidency, with opinion polls predicting a close race in Sunday's vote, which will determine the direction of the key central European EU and NATO member.

International Business Times

These are the European countries with the shortest and longest working week

The average across the EU is 36 hours. How does your country compare?

Euronews

Germany redefines defence role as Merz backs missile production in Ukraine

Berlin is charting a new course in its European defence strategy as Chancellor Friedrich Merz pledges direct support for Ukraine’s independent long-range missile development, in a break from Germany's post-war policy of non-intervention.

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Patients with mysterious rare diseases get a second chance at diagnosis with data-sharing project

Many rare disease patients do not receive a formal genetic diagnosis, but a European data-sharing project aimed to give them a second chance.

Euronews

Volkswagen to make ‘massive’ investment in US in bid to avoid tariffs

CEO of Europe’s largest industrial group says he has been in direct talks with Donald Trump’s administration

The Guardian - UK

Four billion people endured extra month of extreme heat last year due to climate change, experts say

Human-induced climate change at least doubled extreme heat days in 195 countries last year.

Euronews

Trump sees himself as more like a king than president. Here’s why

The American Revolution was a result of the tyranny experienced by colonists under the British monarchy. Many Americans had fled from Europe where they had been persecuted under the rule of powerful monarchs. The government produced by the revolution was designed to ensure no such tyranny could be reproduced in…

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Could Yamaha’s Battery Swapping Tech Propel E-Bikes Into the Mainstream?

Yamaha has established its own e-bike battery swapping infrastructure called Enyring. It's rolling out in Europe and has the potential to expand to other parts of the world.

RideApart

Russia won’t agree a ceasefire in Ukraine while Europe continues to fund Putin’s war

ANALYSIS: Russia has earned three times what Ukraine has received in aid in the last three years and much of the money comes from Europe, World Affairs editor Sam Kiley writes. There will be no ceasefire while the Kremlin has an oil-based slush fund

The Independent UK

The best Pride celebrations in Europe, from DJs and drag queens in Lisbon to street parties in Stockholm

With plenty of towns and cities proudly waving the rainbow flag, James Litston reveals where to go in Europe to party hard this Pride season

The Independent UK

Every European travel strike you need to know about this summer: Simon Calder’s round-up

Exclusive: Industrial action by transport workers is planned in France, Italy and the UK in the coming weeks

The Independent UK

Weather tracker: Record heat engulfs parts of France, Portugal and Spain

High pressure across much of Europe comes amid worst drought in decades, while Canada braces for hot spell

The Guardian - UK

Rainer Finck on his hi-fi career highlights as a 30-year Marantz engineer and original developer of the Philips Bitstream DAC

He now works with another Fink – Karl-Heinz – at the FinkTeam speaker brand

What Hi-Fi?

Polish presidential election too close to call as campaigning enters final hours – as it happened

Polls show difference between pro-European Rafał Trzaskowski and nationalist Karol Nawrocki within the margin of error

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Europe will never agree on Israel – but here’s a way it can act to help Gaza

The EU is Israel’s biggest trading partner – and that gives it leverage to finally change the course of this brutal war, says Guardian Europe columnist Nathalie Tocci

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Aussie Creator Carmen Azzopardi Calls Out Comedian Paul Foot For Making Fun Of Diabetes

Aussie content creator Carmen Azzopardi has called out UK comedian Paul Foot after a recent comedy show in Europe,

Cycling News

'You have to be ready for anything' – Mattia de Marchi brings calm and confidence to Unbound Gravel

'I’m used to racing on dry European gravel and, with the weather forecast in Emporia this week, it might be a very different race to 2024'

Sports Illustrated

Emily Fox Reflects on Women’s Champions League Title Win With Arsenal

The defender spoke this week about her European triumph as she returned to action with the U.S. women's national team.

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Sports Illustrated

Arsenal 2024–25 Season: Magical Moments Without Anything to Show for It

Arsenal's 2024–25 season under Mikel Arteta promised much but underdelivered.

The Conversation

The debate over genocide claims in relation to Gaza intensifies

In the past few days, discussion around whether Israel is committing acts of genocide in Gaza has intensified. On May 28 The Guardian reported that “380 writers and groups” had signed an open letter calling Israel’s military campaign in Gaza “genocide”. The letter reads, in part:

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Is Musk’s Promise to Spend ‘24/7’ at Work Enough to Save Tesla Stock in 2025?

Down more than 25% from all-time highs, Tesla stock remains volatile in May 2025. Is TSLA stock still a good buy right now?

Fortune

Trump has inadvertently shown Europe it needs to build a full-stack AI industry—and avoid a risky reliance

Europe must build tech giants and break into the AI duopoly of the U.S. and China to avoid becoming a pliant vassal.

Euronews

EU shows record-low energy use amid efficiency gains and renewables surge

The EU's gross available energy fell by 4.1% in 2023, but Europe is now doing more with less. Renewables now supply 19.5% of energy, with Nordic countries leading the transition.

Radio France Internationale

Von der Leyen calls for 'independent Europe' as she receives Charlemagne Prize

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has received one of Europe’s highest honours for her role in steering the European Union through turbulent times. In her acceptance speech she called for a more self-reliant Europe in the face of 'imperial ambitions'.

Fortune

Europe must seize opportunity created by Trump turbulence, says tech VC who invested in Spotify early

For Europe's tech sector, the U.S. turning inward and investors rebalancing their portfolios in response presents a key opportunity.

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