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Did Elon Musk's Political Gambit Costs Tesla? 40% Sales Drop in Europe Raises Alarm

Tesla sales have fallen in Europe this year, but was it really the anti-Musk, anti-Trump boycott that did it?

International Business Times UK

Unprotected VW Data Exposed Locations Of 800,000 EVs

A security oversight by software company Cariad left the location data of 800,000 VW Group electric cars in Europe exposed on the open internet for several months, a new report claims. A whistleblower informed Spiegel, a German news outlet, and a European hacker association of the vulnerability, which linked the…

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People smugglers offer migrants ‘package deals’ to UK as Channel crossings top 150,000 since 2018

Keir Starmer has put international cooperation with law enforcement agencies in Europe at the heart of his bid to cut the number of arrivals

The Independent UK

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Labour blames ‘appalling legacy’ after migrant crossings top 150,000 since 2018

The Prime Minister has put international co-operation with law enforcement agencies in Europe at the heart of his bid to cut the number of arrivals.

Evening Standard

This E-Bike Wants To Be Your Ultimate Urban Sidekick

For most people, bicycles are a tool—something to get them from A to B quickly, efficiently, and conveniently. E-bikes, in particular, have become pretty popular across Europe and Asia, with folks turning to these easy-access vehicles to navigate the urban jungle.In the US, e-bikes are finding their place, too, with…

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Channel crossings: Number of migrants arriving in UK since 2018 hits 150,000

The Prime Minister has put international co-operation with law enforcement agencies in Europe at the heart of his bid to cut the number of arrivals.

Evening Standard

West Ham January transfer window guide: Priority clear but more big spending unlikely

Hammers splashed out big in the summer when they were the sixth-highest net spenders in Europe

Evening Standard

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The 'crisis' that explains why Exxon is ignoring Europe

Philippe Ducom of Exxon says if Europe keeps trying to regulate itself out of the crisis, “it’s not going to work.”

Fortune

‘Let’s see who will be leaving’: Georgia’s presidential standoff nears crunch point

Georgian Dream government threatens pro-west president with jail if she refuses to leave office on Sunday

The Guardian - UK

'Dangerous New Era': Climate Change Spurs Disaster In 2024

From tiny and impoverished Mayotte to oil-rich behemoth Saudi Arabia, prosperous European cities to overcrowded slums in Africa, nowhere was spared the devastating impact of supercharged climate disasters in 2024.

International Business Times

'Dangerous new era': climate change spurs disaster in 2024

Radio France Internationale

McDonald's introduces 10 new items on average in each European market

Given its place in U.S. culture, McDonald’s European success might surprise some. But it's a product of the giant's deliberately curated local menus.

Fortune

UK Government admits 20 per cent drop in agricultural food exports to EU

THE UK Government has admitted food exports from farming to the EU have plummeted by 20 in real terms since Brexit.

The National (Scotland)

Australia has a remarkable history of outdoor cinema. Here’s why Netflix will never beat it

In December 1916, as war raged in Europe, an entrepreneurial pearl diver took a chance on some bleeding-edge technology and installed an outdoor cinema in one of the country’s most isolated towns – Broome, Western Australia.

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From Cleopatra to Wellington, leaders have always taxed beer. But Australia’s system has made beer extra pricey

Beer has existed for thousands of years. It was the drink of choice in ancient Egypt, in northern Europe in the Middle Ages and, of course, remains popular around the world today.

The Independent UK

Nuno says Forest have ‘belief’ they can maintain surprise European bid

Nottingham Forest beat Tottenham to make it four league wins in a row.

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Global Electric Vehicle Market Sees Significant Growth In 2021

Explore the significant growth of electric vehicles globally, driven by China, Europe, and the U.S., with Tesla leading but facing competition.

The Conversation

5 elections to watch in 2025

The coming 12 months can’t promise the bumper crop of elections we saw during 2024, when countries home to about half the world’s population headed to the polls. Still, voters will cast ballots in several important elections throughout the year – and many of the themes persist: the impact of…

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The cosiest alpine retreats to book in Europe

Browse the Wallpaper* edit of European alpine retreats where to fully embrace the ski season

The Guardian - UK

Support for Ukraine ‘until it wins’ falls sharply in western Europe, poll finds

YouGov survey finds negotiated end to war with Russia is preferred option in four out of seven countries

The Independent UK

This Somali migrant watched others around her die at sea. But she wants to try again for Europe

Idil Abdullahi Goley’s journey seeking a better life in Europe started in Somalia with a $6,500 payment to smugglers

The Guardian - UK

‘Bad things can happen’: how will the world adjust to the Trump presidency?

Before he has taken a single executive decision, countries around the world are positioning themselves for his impact

Latin Times

Investors Swoop In To Save German Flying Taxi Startup

Mobile Uplift Corporation, a company set up by a consortium of European and North American investors, had signed a deal to buy the assets of the crisis-hit German company, Lilium said.

RideApart

EU Investigating the Liberty Media MotoGP Deal, To Literally No One's Surprise

A long time ago, in a kingdom far, far away, there was a legal reason why movie studios (think Disney, Paramount, and so on) weren't legally able to own movie theaters.Why? Because a US Supreme Court ruling in 1948 established a clear rule to prevent the studios from forming monopolies…

Fortune

Russia's multi-billion dollar revenue stream may soon grind to a halt, thanks to Ukraine. Its ripple effects could hit Europe

Despite the war, Russia has long had a deal in place to transit its gas exports via Ukraine to Europe.

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