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Canada walked away from Trump. Could the EU ever do the same?

Canada's Mark Carney has shown the EU what walking away from Trump could look like. But would Brussels dare call out the US president and reject his demands that allies play by his rules? For Europe, it's complicated.

Euronews

Planes, helicopters, crews: How Europe is scrambling to contain a record wildfire season

Wildfires are stretching firefighting capacity across Europe, forcing countries to move aircraft, helicopters and crews across borders as several blazes burn at the same time. Serbia is using both Russian and EU assistance, while crews in Ankara brought a large wooded-area fire under control early Monday after an eight-hour operation.

The Times of India

Europe’s hollowed-out armies: The race to find 100,000 soldiers

The European Commissioner for Defence, Andrius Kubilius, says Europe needs to be able to rapidly deploy around 100,000 troops to deter a potential Russian attack. Experts warn about the problems meeting this target.

Euronews

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Tourism hit by war fears: Seven EU countries seek Brussels funding for frontline regions

Seven frontline European Union nations want the bloc’s next long-term budget to help their hotels, businesses and operators weather the fallout from Europe’s security crisis — and their proximity to it.

Euronews

EU 'welcomes' Apple steps to comply with digital rules

The European Commission on Tuesday welcomed changes made by Apple to its rules for app developers to address charges of breaking the bloc's competition rules -- and avert the risk of new fines. The commission slapped Apple with a fine of 500 million euros ($586 million) in April 2025 after…

The Economic Times

Swedish MP intervenes in ‘damaging’ Brexit row over elderly Britons ordered to leave

Migration minister asked how he intends to stop deportations of people ‘who had lived in Sweden for decades’

The Guardian - UK

EU supports repatriation of unaccompanied migrant minors from Ceuta to Morocco

The European Commission confirmed on Tuesday that returns are covered by EU law.

Euronews

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Europe’s €2.5tn spending power could go green as business coalition presses EU to act

A broad coalition of business and civil society groups is urging the European Commission to introduce mandatory purchasing criteria to create demand for low-carbon products, effectively making procurement part of Europe's industrial strategy.

Euronews

Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena: Brussels Responds To Growing Concerns Over Airspace Surveillance

The European Commission is enhancing its detection capabilities for Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAPs) to improve aviation safety, amid calls for standardised reporting systems and increased public awareness.

International Business Times UK

Germany warns EU electricity tax plan threatens national sovereignty

Germany accuses the European Commission of using an electricity market law to sidestep EU tax rules and national sovereignty. The dispute could affect the pace of the bloc’s electrification drive and efforts to reduce its reliance on imported fossil fuels.

Euronews

Claude Is Putting Invisible Watermarks In AI-Generated Text. Even Your Human-Written Copy Could Get One

Anthropic is rolling out invisible watermarks designed to identify content generated by Claude. But even a human-written document could carry the AI signature if Claude was only used to proofread, translate or format it.

International Business Times

Four reasons why fully electric homes can be affordable and efficient

Across Europe, running a home – whether you need to keep it cool in the summer or heat it during winter – usually means burning imported gas. That wastes energy and creates carbon emissions, contributing to climate change. The European Commission’s new electrification action plan aims to end that era,…

The Conversation

Smokers know tobacco causes cancer. They’re less clear on the heart risks

A new research covering more than 240,000 smokers across 46 countries finds little progress in understanding the cardiovascular damage caused by tobacco — raising questions about whether decades of health warnings are getting through.

Euronews

EU's unclear stance on Russian nuclear fuel holds back investments, Urenco CEO says

European Union's indecision on banning Russian nuclear fuel creates investment uncertainty. This delay impacts Europe's uranium enrichment industry's future expansion plans. The European Commission promised a phase-out proposal by May 2025. However, some member states oppose a ban due to reliance on Russian supplies. Western companies can adapt operations if…

The Economic Times

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EU experts on the ground in Ceuta amid fears of fresh migrant influx

A team of EU migration experts is in Ceuta for a “first-hand assessment” of the situation, as reports warn of a potential new migrant influx on 15 August. Brussels, however, says its focus remains on protecting the EU’s external border at all times, rather than on any “specific date”.

Euronews

EU's Taliban tension laid bare five years after Afghanistan takeover

Exclusive: Five years after the Taliban seized power in Afghanistan, former women’s affairs minister Sima Samar tells Euronews she is disappointed by the EU’s engagement with a regime overseeing a "human rights disaster."

Euronews

EU coordinates fact-checkers with Meta and TikTok to avoid another online-fuelled Ceuta crisis

EU coordinates with Meta and TikTok via a voluntary fact-checker mechanism to curb disinformation, after false claims fuelled deadly mass crossings into Ceuta.

The Independent UK

Nearly a fifth of British adults consider avoiding EU summer holiday as a result of border chaos

Exclusive: Nearly half of UK adults say the change to the EU border system – which has caused severe bottlenecks at European border checkpoints – has impacted their travel behaviour

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The Next 'Motorcycle Rider Aid' Might Be The One That Won't Let You Speed

Europe is exploring speed-limiting satellite technology that could override the rider. That's a much bigger shift than another dashboard warning.

Euronews

Explainer: What is people smuggling – and why are EU rules to fight it still stalled?

European Commissioner for Migration Magnus Brunner has urged the European Parliament to adopt an anti-people smuggling law in response to the recent migration incident in Ceuta. Critics warn that the proposed legislation could criminalise humanitarian aid.

Euronews

The last neutrals: Can four EU states adapt to Europe's defence shift?

Europe is rearming, Russia is threatening, and faith in the defensive protection given by the United States is wavering. Even as the bloc prepares for a more dangerous future, four EU countries are holding firm to neutrality.

Benzinga

Anthropic, OpenAI Face New EU AI Crackdown as Regulators Gain Enforcement Power

The European Commission has expanded its authority to oversee the world’s most advanced artificial intelligence systems, giving regulators new powers to scrutinize general-purpose AI models before they are released across the European Union.

The Guardian - UK

Stronger EU borders needed after Ceuta crisis, von der Leyen says

European Commission president says work needed in five areas of migration control including returning more people

International Business Times UK

Extreme Heat Hits Europe's Power Supply: Why Hungary Was Forced To Shut Down Its Biggest Plant

Hungary's Paks Nuclear Power Plant shuts down due to low Danube River levels amid a heatwave, risking energy shortages. Officials urge moderate electricity use as the European Commission considers intervention.

TechRadar

Celebrating the AI Act delay? The EU AI Act’s chatbot and content rules apply this week

The compliance clock is ticking. From August 2, 2026, businesses using chatbots, AI-generated media, or synthetic content must meet Article 50's transparency requirements, regardless of the AI Act delays.

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