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Greece shuts Acropolis, schools as it braces for 43°C heatwave

Greece is one of the European countries most affected by the climate crisis.

Al Jazeera

China tensions and wars in Gaza, Ukraine loom over G7 talks in Italy

Leaders from seven of the world’s richest countries are meeting in Italy from Thursday for a three-day gathering that will largely focus on the wars in Europe and the Middle East as well as growing tensions between the West and China.

Radio France Internationale

Football’s referee crisis: we asked thousands of refs about the abuse and violence that’s driving them out of the game

I had to abandon a game last season because of threats made by a spectator. This wasn’t a snap decision for me – I am a police officer and deal with abuse on a daily basis. The difference here was that I referee to enjoy football, and no one has…

The Conversation

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FedEx To Cut Up To 2,000 Jobs In Europe

FedEx will eliminate up to 2,000 jobs in Europe as part of a cost-cutting drive in response to lackluster demand, the shipping company announced Wednesday.

International Business Times

Thai hotels hit by collapse of German firm

The collapse of the third-largest tour operator in Europe has started to affect thousands of tourists and hundreds of hotels in Thailand, leading to losses of 111 million baht.

Bangkok Post

WHO Wants Govts To Crack Down On Four Industries Responsible For 2.7M Deaths Yearly In Europe

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has called on governments to implement stricter regulations on products that endanger people's health.

International Business Times UK

Ingebrigtsen Makes Euro History, Duplantis And Jacobs Delight

Jakob Ingebrigtsen became the most successful male European athlete in Rome on Wednesday, while Armand 'Mondo' Duplantis won his third pole vault title and Marcell Jacobs set the crowd alight with a second gold as part of the Italian relay team.

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From Olise to Zirkzee: 10 players who could make big moves this transfer window

With the European transfer window opening on Friday we look at some of the most sought-after players in the top leagues

The Guardian - UK

Wizz Air named as worst airline for flight delays – check the full list

Emerald Airlines recorded the best performance last year with an average delay of just 13 minutes and six seconds

The Independent UK

VAR going nowhere says Mulraney, as SFA president backs Collum to iron out flaws

Scottish FA president Mike Mulraney explains why VAR is here to stay, as he backed new head of referees Willie Collum to iron out issues with the…

The National (Scotland)

Keely Hodgkinson fights through illness to strike European 800m gold

Keely Hodgkinson battled a scratchy throat and the sniffles to retain her 800m title at the European Athletics Championships

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine on borrowed time? Zelensky in Europe amid far-right surge

Let's start with the good news for Ukraine. Long-range weapons from the West have finally arrived, with more on the way, and the Russian offensive of the past month seems to be stalling. Now for the not-so-good news. As Volodymyr Zelensky lobbies a repair and reconstruction conference in Berlin, his…

France 24

‘All eyes are on her’: Italy’s far-right chameleon, Giorgia Meloni, prepares to host the G7

The Italian leader, hardline at home and moderate abroad, is in a powerful position after the European elections

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Europe’s imperilled green deal: time to outflank the radical right

Editorial: The burden of transition on economically insecure voters must be eased via a more ambitious fiscal approach by governments

The Guardian - UK

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Europe’s cocaine habit: inside the 14 June Guardian Weekly

A crisis on two continents. Plus: France heads to the polls

France 24

Hungary's Peter Magyar, Orban-disciple-turned-fierce-rival

In Hungary, Peter Magyar, a former diplomat and ex-member of the ruling Fidesz party, won nearly 30% of the vote in the European elections after a campaign that lasted just a few weeks. An electoral score that now makes him Prime Minister Viktor Orban's main rival.

Fortune

Elon Musk's big week gets even more hectic with EU tariff decision and sexual impropriety report

Tesla's Model 3 is about to get way more expensive in Europe, and Musk's behavior at SpaceX is the focus of an explosive report.

The Independent UK

Will underappreciated currywurst be the real winner of Euro 2024?

UEFA has confirmed that fans from across Europe will find this savory German invention on offer at stadiums

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The Conversation

African swine fever: are there better ways to manage the disease than Italy’s mass pig culls?

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s attacks on Italy’s cultural heritage – from libel suits against intellectuals to her government’s censorship of texts critical of Mussolini – have made headlines across Europe. Less attention, however, has been granted to the agricultural minister’s blows on the country’s natural heritage. Francesco Lollobrigida, who has…

The Independent UK

Europe wants affordable electric vehicles from China. But not at the cost of its own auto industry

The European Union is moving to hike tariffs on electric vehicles made in China

FourFourTwo

Arsenal 'make offer' for Real Madrid star: report

Arsenal are reportedly looking to raid the European Champions this summer

InsideEVs

Europe Hits Back: Chinese EV Imports Face Much Higher Tariffs

The European Union will follow the U.S. and impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to defend its industry from "unfair subsidization."

The Conversation

‘Fiddler on the Roof’ may be many Americans’ image of Judaism – but American Jews’ heritage is stunningly diverse

“Tradition!” rings out the opening line of “Fiddler on the Roof,” the Broadway play that brought Jewish life to stages around the world. The 1964 musical gives audiences a window into Yiddish-speaking, rural Jewish life in 19th-century Europe.

France 24

Remembering French cultural icon and singer Françoise Hardy

One of France's best-loved singer-songwriters, Françoise Hardy was a leading cultural icon of the Swinging Sixties and one of the biggest stars of the "yé-yé" boom that swept across Europe at the time. Hardy has died at the age of 80 after a battle with cancer. Renowned for her hits…

The Guardian - UK

‘The cocaine superhighway’: how death and destruction mark drug’s path from South America to Europe

A once-peaceful country that does not produce the drug is now a war zone as gangs vie for control to meet European demand

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