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The European Summer 2026 edition features exclusive interviews, AI, finance, travel, cybersecurity and global business reporting in print and digital. the-european.eu/story-63467/…

The European Summer 2026 edition – out now

Discover The European Summer 2026 edition featuring world exclusives, AI, finance, cybersecurity, investment, travel, lifestyle and global business insights.

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France deploys soldiers after widespread riots, as curfews remain in force, businesses count losses and further demonstrations are planned. the-european.eu/story-68181/…

France Calls in Army After Riots Sweep Cities

France deploys soldiers after widespread riots, with curfews extended, thousands of businesses damaged and further demonstrations planned.

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Stanley Johnson celebrates his Marco Polo book in London, sharing stories of his journey across China and adventures spanning six decades. the-european.eu/story-67979/…

An Italian affair – Stanley Johnson takes London's society set on the Silk Road

Stanley Johnson celebrates his latest Marco Polo book at London’s Italian Cultural Institute, sharing stories of his 62-year journey across China.

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Dr Stephen Whitehead warns that AI could remove meaningful work, leaving people with more free time but less purpose. the-european.eu/story-68154/…

AI could leave us with more free time but less reason to live

Dr Stephen Whitehead explores how AI could eliminate meaningful work and leave people struggling to find purpose, calling for opportunities to contribute.

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Michael Katakis left America for Britain after political criticism and now writes novels following 25 years managing Ernest Hemingway’s literary estate. the-european.eu/story-67950/…

American author who left US after being branded ‘unpatriotic’ starts new chapter in Britain

Michael Katakis, the American author who settled in Bath after political criticism, reflects on Hemingway’s legacy and introduces his two new novels.

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AI is transforming STEM careers, prompting staff departures and raising concerns about workloads, career progression and skills shortages among experienced specialists. the-european.eu/story-67933/…

Scientists and engineers quitting jobs as AI changes roles ‘beyond recognition’, study finds

New research finds scientists, engineers and technology specialists are leaving jobs transformed by AI, while employers struggle to replace experienced workers and retain specialist skills.

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Professor Tim Coulson explores why humans remove body hair, examining cultural anxieties and evolutionary theories behind our unusual hair patterns. the-european.eu/story-67923/…

A close shave with evolution – why humans are so hung up on hair

Professor Tim Coulson explores the science and cultural anxieties behind human body hair, examining why people remove it and what evolution can explain.

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Dr Stephen Whitehead argues that schools must prepare children for AI-driven career uncertainty by developing resilience and self-worth beyond work. the-european.eu/story-67911/…

AI threatens the careers our schools still teach children to expect

Dr Stephen Whitehead explores how AI threatens traditional career paths and why schools must teach emotional resilience, self-worth and skills for an uncertain future.

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UK companies issued 65 profit warnings as rising costs and geopolitical uncertainty put pressure on businesses ahead of the autumn Budget. the-european.eu/story-67899/…

UK profit warnings hit near two-year high as businesses struggle with rising costs

UK-listed companies issued 65 profit warnings in the third quarter as rising costs, geopolitical uncertainty and weaker consumer confidence put pressure on businesses.

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Microsoft withdraws from major UK AI data centre project as power grid delays threaten Britain’s AI infrastructure ambitions. the-european.eu/story-67894/…

Microsoft pulls out of major UK AI data centre project amid power grid delays

Microsoft has withdrawn from a major Essex AI data centre project amid electricity grid delays, raising concerns about Britain’s AI infrastructure ambitions.

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Congratulations to our Mental Health & Social Affairs Correspondent Dawn-Maria France on receiving a Special Award at the 2026 Community Black Achievers Wings Awards, @wingsawards, recognising her achievements and community contributions. Photo: Abu Elli #Journalism #Awards
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Historian Louise Ryland-Epton explores how John Aubrey’s newly published Natural History reveals early warnings about deforestation and declining wildlife. the-european.eu/story-67805/…

The David Attenborough of the 1600s who warned Britain was destroying its natural world

Historian Louise Ryland-Epton explores how John Aubrey documented deforestation, declining wildlife and environmental destruction in 17th-century Britain.

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Oleg Boiko explains how credit fintech can widen access to borrowing through AI, improved risk assessment and responsible lending models. the-european.eu/story-67630/…

Credit beyond scoring: where to find fintech’s next big opportunity

Oleg Boiko explores how credit fintech can expand financial inclusion through better risk assessment, AI-powered lending and partnerships while maintaining responsible lending and portfolio quality.

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Isabelle Meyer warns that wars and AI are accelerating cyberattacks, leaving smaller businesses vulnerable to attacks targeting major organisations. the-european.eu/story-67598/…

Hackers exploiting wars to develop cyberattacks in minutes

Zendata CEO Isabelle Meyer warns that wars, political instability and AI are helping cybercriminals develop faster attacks and exploit weaknesses in business supply chains.

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Andrew Horn argues Britain needs a Ministry of Peace to prioritise conflict prevention, diplomacy and peaceful coexistence alongside defence. the-european.eu/story-67746/…

Britain should have a Ministry of Peace

Andrew Horn argues that Britain needs a Ministry of Peace to strengthen conflict prevention, diplomacy, education and peaceful coexistence.

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Pope Leo XIV is recovering in hospital after surgery to remove part of his right lung following a cancer diagnosis.  the-european.eu/story-67719/…

Pope Leo XIV Lung Cancer Diagnosis After Surgery

Pope Leo XIV has been diagnosed with lung cancer after successful surgery in Rome, with further tests needed to determine whether additional treatment is required.

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Germany risks losing €155 billion in annual economic gains by 2034 if tighter AI training data restrictions undermine innovation. the-european.eu/story-67724/…

Germany risks losing €155bn a year under tighter AI data rules, new study warns

Germany could lose €155 billion in annual economic gains by 2034 if tighter AI training data restrictions limit innovation and adoption.

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Mark G. Whitchurch explores Albania’s rugged interior on a 560-kilometre road trip through mountain passes, historic villages and spectacular river valleys. the-european.eu/story-67664/…

Albania’s wild heart on a 560-kilometre road trip through the Balkans

Mark G. Whitchurch explores Albania’s mountainous interior on a 560-kilometre Mazda CX-30 road trip, discovering the Vjosa River, historic sites and remote villages.

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Marcus Iles explains why Barclays’ return-to-office mandate risks undermining employee trust and why lasting change requires shared purpose. the-european.eu/story-67658/…

Barclays offers a golden lesson in how not to handle a return-to-office mandate

Marcus Iles examines how Barclays’ return-to-office mandate risks undermining trust and cohesion, arguing that lasting organisational change requires shared purpose and clear reasoning.

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Volkswagen deliveries fell 14.3 per cent in the third quarter as China’s market slump overshadowed growth in Europe and South America. the-european.eu/story-67613/…

China slump drives Volkswagen to sharpest quarterly fall in more than four years

Volkswagen’s global vehicle deliveries fell 14.3 per cent in the third quarter as a sharp decline in China outweighed growth in other markets and rising European electric vehicle demand.

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Paramount’s takeover of Warner Bros Discovery creates Skydance, uniting major Hollywood studios, television networks and streaming platforms under one roof. the-european.eu/story-67555/…

Hollywood mega-powerhouse created as Paramount completes Warner Bros Discovery takeover

Paramount’s takeover of Warner Bros Discovery creates Skydance, uniting major Hollywood studios, television networks and streaming platforms under one roof.

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