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What can Northvolt’s failure teach us about Europe’s competitive future?

How a company founded by two former Tesla executives managed to fail despite such a massive amount of capital will be a case study for business schools for years to come.

Fortune

As Europe pushes towards its €1.5 trillion renewables target, companies like Ikea look for green power opportunities today

Companies like Ikea and Stegra illustrate how European businesses are increasingly viewing the transition as an opportunity in itself, rather than simply waiting for better times to emerge.

Fortune

To what extent do people in the EU feel discriminated against in their daily lives?

Immigrants, people with disabilities and individuals at risk of poverty or social exclusion report facing more discrimination in the EU than those who do not belong to these groups.

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“Decarbonization is not just a climate plan, it is an economic strategy.” Why European competitiveness hinges on homegrown power

Can political commitment, leadership capability, and business involvement power Europe's future and boost its global competitiveness? In the remaining articles in this series, we plan to find out.

Fortune

Brexit has been a resounding disaster. Starmer must find the courage to change course

Poll after poll shows most voters think leaving the EU has been a failure. Closer ties with Europe would bring huge rewards, says Liberal Democrat leader Ed Davey

The Guardian - UK

EU suspends retaliatory tariffs as it finalises US trade deal

The European Union has suspended retaliatory tariffs on US goods worth €93 billion, after reaching a last-minute deal with Washington.

Radio France Internationale

10 Garden Chemicals That Are Still Sold—But Banned Overseas

Not everything on your local garden center’s shelf is safe, at least, not by global standards. Some lawn and garden chemicals still sold in the U.S. have been banned in other countries due to serious health and environmental risks. Before you spray, here are 10 products that might make you…

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Moldovan regional leader sentenced to seven years in prison over Russian funding

Gagauzia governor Yevgenia Gutsul funnelled undeclared funds to now-banned political party, prosecutors said

The Guardian - UK

Change blows over the Baltic Sea as Poland bets on offshore wind energy

Poland’s energy transition gains pace as renewables surpass coal and offshore wind becomes a priority.

Euronews

Most European companies rely on US tech giants to operate their businesses, study warns

About three in four European businesses rely on US companies for email services and their tech stack, a new analysis has found.

Euronews

India accuses US, EU of Russia trade double standards: Who is right?

India pushes back against sanctions, tariffs over its purchase of Russian oil, says West trades more with Moscow.

Al Jazeera

Nations meet in Geneva for final push on treaty to curb world’s spiralling plastic pollution crisis

With plastic production projected to triple by 2060, pressure is mounting to secure a binding agreement that tackles the crisis at its source.

Euronews

Tracing the History of Language Proficiency Tests and Their Role in Immigration, Nation-Building, and Cultural Integration/Exclusion

Language proficiency tests similar to those presented on the platform testizer.com are a cornerstone of modern society, influencing everything from university admissions to immigration policies and professional certifications.

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Switzerland scrambles to ink trade deal with US amid certain 'economic blow' due to tariffs

The tariffs, which come into effect on Thursday, are estimated to affect around 60% of Swiss exports to the United States, its largest market for its exports of pharmaceuticals, watches, machinery and chocolate.

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French PM Bayrou launches podcast and YouTube series to defend his 2026 budget cuts

Under fire for his unpopular €44-billion savings plan, PM François Bayrou has decided to turn to YouTube and a podcast series to try to convince the French public.

International Business Times

Banned Russian Media Sites 'Still Accessible' Across EU: Report

Websites of banned Russian media can still be easily accessed across the EU in the "overwhelming majority" of cases, experts said Tuesday, slamming the bloc's "failure" to publish up-to-date guidance.

The Guardian - UK

Guinness owner Diageo’s profits slump as it warns of $200m Trump tariff hit

British drinks firm, which is searching for new CEO, expands cost-cutting plan

The Guardian - UK

‘Heartbreaking’: a London surgeon on the trials of operating in a Gaza hospital

Dr Graeme Groom has visited Gaza 40 times and says he has never before witnessed such trauma, hunger and bravery from Palestinian colleagues

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The Independent UK

Who are the biggest buyers of Russian oil?

U.S. President Donald Trump is urging China and India to stop buying oil from Russia

The Guardian - UK

Drone that crossed into Lithuania from Belarus represents ‘alarming sign of spillover of Russia’s aggression’, says Lithuanian minister – as it happened

Lithuanian foreign minister Kęstutis Budrys says drone, which authorities say was carrying explosives, shows incidents crossing ‘onto Nato territory’

Benzinga

India Says 'Revealing' That US Is Trading With Russia After Trump Accuses New Delhi Of Reselling Oil For 'Big Profits'

India on Tuesday charged that it is being "targeted" by the United States and the European Union over its Russian oil purchases after President Donald Trump warned he will "substantially" raise tariffs on Indian goods.

TechRadar

What is The European Accessibility Act and why does it matter for business websites of all sizes?

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) introduced new legal requirements for digital accessibility across the European Union (EU).

The Independent UK

India calls Trump’s tariff threat over Russian oil purchases ‘unjustified’

New Delhi lambasts US and EU saying ‘very nations criticising India are themselves indulging in trade with Russia’

Euronews

The two faces of Ursula: Reinvention or deception at the EU's helm?

As Ursula von der Leyen beds down for her second term as European Commission president - almost unrecognisable from her first - many are wondering if she has truly changed course, or is simply revealing her true colours?

Euronews

Europe’s M&A market is alive and kicking - in spite of the odds

Geopolitical unrest and trade uncertainty are complicating mergers and acquisitions (M&A). Despite the volatility, battle-hardened executives are pushing ahead with dealmaking.

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