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Weather Europe Tomorrow (2026/09/15)

Tomorrow's Europe weather forecast, provided by Euronews (Broadcast 2026/09/15)

Euronews

BYD Takes On The Tesla Semi With Its Own 372-Mile Truck

The new ETT 44 electric semi comes with an enormous 651 kWh battery and megawatt charging. It's coming to Europe soon.

InsideEVs

A forgotten 17th-century portrait sat in a Maine attic for decades; estimated at $15,000, the mystery painting eventually sold for $1.41 million

A forgotten 17th-century portrait sat in a Maine attic for decades; estimated at $15,000, the mystery painting eventually sold for $1.41 million. The painting, titled Portrait of a Girl, was found during an estate visit in Camden, Maine. A label linked it to Rembrandt. The artwork was sold to an…

The Economic Times

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Sweden turned 2.5 million tonnes of imported waste into heat and electricity

Sweden processed 2.5 million tonnes of European waste in 2024. These facilities generated approximately 20 terawatt-hours of energy from this waste. This energy recovery significantly contributed to heating and electricity supplies for many apartments. The nation's waste-to-energy capacity exceeds domestic combustible waste generation. Sweden aims to reduce fossil emissions from…

The Times of India

Europe must build own AI or risk getting cut off by US or China, says ECB’s Lagarde

Central bank chief says continent’s AI dependency could give trade partners unprecedented leverage in negotiations

The Guardian - UK

Europe facing unprecedented risk of being cut off from AI, Lagarde warns

European firms have been investing in AI but mostly importing the technology from overseas, especially the United States, leaving them vulnerable in case access is cut and ‌potentially jeopardizing ⁠every sector.

The Economic Times

Leaders urge EU to expand Arctic presence amid Russia 'threat'

Twelve European countries on Monday called for the European Union to step up its presence in the Arctic, as melting ice opens new maritime routes while growing tensions with Russia and the United States increasingly put the region in the geopolitical spotlight.

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Roll with it: Oasis announce 38-date 'Live '27' world tour, with a fairer ticket system this time

Oasis will embark on a 38-date world tour in 2027. This extensive tour follows their successful 2025 reunion performances. A new registration system aims to prevent ticketing chaos experienced previously. Fans must register for a chance to purchase tickets for the shows. The band will perform across Britain, Europe, and…

The Economic Times

Latest news bulletin | September 14th, 2026 – Evening

Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 14th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.

Euronews

Canada should become an EU state in all but name. Here’s how to make that a reality

From the UK to Japan, so many countries need to quickly be brought inside the European tent without the rigours of full membership, says economist Fabian Zuleeg

The Guardian - UK

Finland joins French nuclear umbrella amid European security push

Finland has decided to join France’s nuclear deterrence umbrella in a bid to bolster regional security in the face of uncertainty over the United States' commitment to Europe and NATO.

Radio France Internationale

Europe can’t achieve space sovereignty alone. Here’s why

“Europe’s space effort is split across too many national programmes” was the blunt diagnosis Andrius Kubilius, the EU Commissioner for Defence and Space made at the recent International Space Summit in Paris. Sovereignty was the word on everyone’s lips over the two-day event. But look past the rhetoric at what…

The Conversation

Allow Canadians to live and work in Europe without a visa: Mark Carney discusses possibility of closer ties with EU countries amid tensions with US

Canada is exploring a much closer relationship with the European Union amid its worsening trade and political tensions with the US, with reports suggesting Ottawa is considering a new form of “associate membership” with the bloc. The proposal, reported by The Wall Street Journal, would seek deeper economic and strategic…

The Times of India

USA’s Solheim Cup inquest begins amid early celebrations and stats complaints

Angela Stanford, the USA captain, was frustrated by the lack of in-play statistics and has offered a warning to her Ryder Cup counterpart Jim Furyk

The Guardian - UK

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3 European Banks That Could Win Big From ECB Rate Hikes

As the ECB continues hiking rates amid an energy-driven inflation shock, Santander, BBVA, and Deutsche Bank are raising NII guidance, positioning these Eurozone banks to benefit from higher rates.

Euronews

12 European nations call on EU to expand Arctic presence amid growing threats

Speaking to reporters on Monday, Kaja Kallas, the EU's top diplomat, said the bloc had to remain "vigilant" in the face of increasing Russian military activity in the Arctic, as well as China's growing interest in the region.

The Economic Times

No chargers, no deal: Europe's biggest truckmakers push back against the 2030 climate deadline

Europe's leading truckmakers want the EU to postpone 2030 emissions targets by three years. They cite insufficient charging stations and high energy costs as major business hurdles. Currently, only a small fraction of new heavy-duty vehicles are zero-emission. The industry needs significant sales increases to meet upcoming regulations. Truckmakers also…

The Times of India

'Protect our children online': Macron urges EU to fast-track social media ban for kids under 15

French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday reiterated his commitment to protecting children online and called on the European Union to quickly harmonise a ban on social media use for children under 15.

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Euronews

France and Germany struggle to get their act together on European defence

As the EU faces immense pressure to invest in defence and manage its own security, deep-rooted strategic divisions between France and Germany are surfacing, preventing an effective European approach.

Euronews

Latest news bulletin | September 14th, 2026 – Midday

Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 14th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.

The Times of India

Scientists taught bald ibises migration by microlight; Europe saw its first colony in 400 years

Conservationists successfully reintroduced northern bald ibises to Europe after centuries of absence. Young birds were trained to follow microlight aircraft south to Italy for winter. This innovative method helped them relearn ancient migration routes and return independently. By 2011, the birds began returning without human guidance, establishing a self-sustaining colony.…

Euronews

Saudi pipeline shutdown threatens oil exports to Europe and Asia as kingdom relies on stored supplies

The pipeline disruption comes as Gulf oil exports have already fallen sharply and shipping routes face further threats. With no restart date announced, the impact on deliveries to Europe and Asia depends on how long the shutdown lasts.

The Guardian - UK

Ukraine and Russia have agreed not to hit energy targets, Trump claims – as it happened

US president blames conflict, and ‘not Iran;, for spike in US diesel prices

The Economic Times

Global Market: Euronext, Deutsche Boerse shares rise on renewed merger talks

Euronext and Deutsche Boerse shares rose around 2% after Euronext CEO Stephane Boujnah said a potential combination could make strategic sense. His comments revived merger speculation between Europe’s two largest exchange groups, though no talks are currently underway.

The Times of India

Prickly Pear Tamed: settlers’ hedge became vast invasive pest; insects cut spread in South Africa

Prickly pear, brought to South Africa by European settlers in the 18th century, originally served multiple purposes, including as food and a protective barrier. However, by the 20th century, it had become a major agricultural pest. Through biological control using specific insects, its invasive spread was curtailed, leading to the…

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