HISTORICAL FACTS: 14 - The Untold Story

EU presses UK to guarantee discounted university tuition fees for European students

Failure to agree lower fees for EU citizens studying in UK should delay prized food and drink deal, members say

The Guardian - UK · Nov 5

Europe's Plot To End Americans' Online Anonymity

European regulators and NGOs are pushing their domestic speech laws and surveillance onto the American internet. But there's a way to fight back.

Reason · Nov 5

Why have more than 30 European flights been hit by bomb threats this week?

With flights disrupted, how concerned should you be about your travel plans?

The Guardian - UK · Nov 5

Protesters across Europe to call for freeze on energy hungry data centres

After US midterms, European campaigners bring the data centre backlash to Europe.

Euronews · Nov 5

Fireworks may be fun, but their health risks are not

Fireworks may be a staple of celebrations, but their health risks are prompting experts to call for stricter regulations and greater public awareness.

Euronews · Nov 5

Why Mark Carney is still betting big on Europe

When European Union officials Ursula von der Leyen and Antonio Costa recently joined Mark Carney on the docks of Montréal’s Old Port for the Canada-EU Summit, Canada’s prime minister presented closer ties with the EU as a good deal for Canadian households.

The Conversation · Nov 5

Explainer: What do we know about the wave of bomb threats against flights in Europe?

Airlines in Europe have experienced a series of coordinated bomb threats this week, prompting security responses and flight diversions. Many threats were communicated via anonymous emails, but none have proved genuine so far. The risks associated with such threats can disrupt airline operations significantly and lead to financial costs. Aviation…

The Economic Times · Nov 5

Two UK airports received threats as bomb alerts impact flights across Europe

Flights across Europe have been the subject of bomb threats this week.

Evening Standard · Nov 5

Kremlin denies Russia role in fridge cyber attacks

The Kremlin has denied accusations of being behind recent cyberattacks on supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe. Grocery stores in numerous European countries experienced significant issues with fridge temperatures, leading to massive food wastage. European Union officials have suggested that these attacks may be a deliberate attempt to disrupt food supplies.…

The Economic Times · Nov 5

Europe’s far right has a Trump problem after Republican US midterms wipeout

European far-right leaders quick to distance themselves from US president and stress their own priorities

The Guardian - UK · Nov 5