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New Apple CEO debuts latest iPhones and its first foldable Duo Apple on Wednesday unveiled its latest generation of iPhones, including a widely anticipated foldable version called Duo.
Formula 1 sends Madrid holiday rents soaring: up to €20,000 near circuit The Spanish Grand Prix is driving luxury short-term rents in Madrid up by as much as 1,000, and in Valdebebas some flats are being listed at up to 20,000 euros for the race.
Which European countries import the most crude oil? Brent topped $100 after fresh Strait of Hormuz attacks. Eurostat data shows which European countries buy the most oil and who is most exposed.
August 2026 was worlds joint hottest month on record, according to Copernicus The global average air temperature in August was 1.65°C above the pre-industrial reference value. With prolonged and early heatwaves, Western Europe broke the summer temperature record set in 2003.
Spanish intelligence and police warned of Ceuta mass crossing a day in advance Speaking on Spanish public TV on Wednesday, Sánchez criticised the National Intelligence Centre for failing to anticipate the mass sea crossing. However, the agency had warned its Moroccan counterparts and police chiefs in Ceuta and Melilla.
France co-hosts major space summit with Germany despite US firms withdrawals and Merz absence France is co-hosting a major space summit with Germany this week, as Europe finds itself at a strategic crossroads.
August hottest month ever recorded globally, EU monitor announced The EU climate monitor said Thursday that August was the hottest single month ever recorded globally and that summer in western Europe was the warmest it had measured.
Spain endures 61 days of heatwave and records its hottest summer on record The state agency also confirms that Spaniards have already endured 61 days of heatwave conditions so far this year, more than in any other year.
Zelenskyys plane almost hit by drone en route to Oslo, Norway PM says Zelenskyy travelled from Moldova to Oslo to attend the funeral of Norways King Harald V.
European Commission proposes EU preference in public procurement, excluding Chinese firms The EU executive has proposed a legislation introducing a European preference in public procurement for strategic public services, a move that clearly targets Chinese companies in a market valued at €2 billion annually.
Sickening racist remarks and calls for a coup: French police under investigation A newspaper has released a video filmed in 2025 by police during a night patrol. The officer behind most of the extremist comments is a former paratrooper with close ties to the far-right National Rally party.
Beating the heat: Tackling the summer months in Qatar As temperatures soar past 50°C, Qatar taps cutting-edge engineering and cooling technology to keep cities productive. From district cooling networks to climate-conscious architecture, we explore how Qatar is redefining what it means to live, work and thrive in extreme temperatures.
Ceuta mass migration crisis tests European solidarity - MEPs clash in The Ring This week on The Ring, EU lawmakers clash over the Ceuta migration crisis. From Moroccos role and Spains response to whether EU member states are doing enough to help out when one member state comes under pressure, the debate raises more questions than answers.
Migration is very much back on the agenda, EU diplomat forewarns Good morning. Angela Skujins here on newsletter duty, writing this while I watch the sun rise over the tarmac at Brussels Zaventem airport. I came here outrageously early because Europe Today never stops, and neither does this newsletter!
France co-hosts major space summit with Germany despite US firms withdrawals and Merz absence France is co-hosting a major space summit with Germany this week, as Europe finds itself at a strategic crossroads.
European Parliament to debate Ceuta crisis amid fierce political backlash The EPP and other right-wing groups are pushing for a resolution that would criticise Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez and call for a tougher migration policy, while the Socialists and Democrats are expected to defend Spain and call for greater European solidarity.
Spain endures 61 days of heatwave and records its hottest summer on record The state agency also confirms that Spaniards have already endured 61 days of heatwave conditions so far this year, more than in any other year.
Zelenskyys plane almost hit by drone en route to Oslo, Norway PM says Zelenskyy travelled from Moldova to Oslo to attend the funeral of Norways King Harald V.
European Commission proposes EU preference in public procurement, excluding Chinese firms The EU executive has proposed a legislation introducing a European preference in public procurement for strategic public services, a move that clearly targets Chinese companies in a market valued at €2 billion annually.
Sickening racist remarks and calls for a coup: French police under investigation A newspaper has released a video filmed in 2025 by police during a night patrol. The officer behind most of the extremist comments is a former paratrooper with close ties to the far-right National Rally party.
Temporary wartime weapons depot explosion kills 14 outside Syrias Idlib The blast at a temporary storage site for wartime munitions near the town of Sarmada left 11 others injured, with rescue teams still searching for survivors. A person is killed or wounded by unexploded ordnance every six hours in Syria today, according to humanitarian workers.
Norway bids final farewell to King Harald V as royals gather in Oslo Norways royal family, led by new King Haakon VIII, foreign royals, heads of state and dignitaries took part in the procession to Oslos Lutheran cathedral on foot.
Beating the heat: Tackling the summer months in Qatar As temperatures soar past 50°C, Qatar taps cutting-edge engineering and cooling technology to keep cities productive. From district cooling networks to climate-conscious architecture, we explore how Qatar is redefining what it means to live, work and thrive in extreme temperatures.
Ceuta mass migration crisis tests European solidarity - MEPs clash in The Ring This week on The Ring, EU lawmakers clash over the Ceuta migration crisis. From Moroccos role and Spains response to whether EU member states are doing enough to help out when one member state comes under pressure, the debate raises more questions than answers.
Migration is very much back on the agenda, EU diplomat forewarns Good morning. Angela Skujins here on newsletter duty, writing this while I watch the sun rise over the tarmac at Brussels Zaventem airport. I came here outrageously early because Europe Today never stops, and neither does this newsletter!
France co-hosts major space summit with Germany despite US firms withdrawals and Merz absence France is co-hosting a major space summit with Germany this week, as Europe finds itself at a strategic crossroads.
Roman revelation: Biggest ancient monumental wall mosaic unveiled after 2,000 years Trajans Baths in Oppian Hill will host a new museum where visitors to Rome can admire the Great Mosaic and the Painted City, two massive ancient artworks buried near the Colosseum that are estimated to date from the 1st century.
Ceuta crisis: EU grants Spain €114 million in gesture of solidarity The European Commission has approved funding to tackle the crisis in Ceuta, supporting border control, reception and returns, while Frontex, Europol and the EUAA also step up their assistance.
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Temporary wartime weapons depot explosion kills 14 outside Syrias Idlib The blast at a temporary storage site for wartime munitions near the town of Sarmada left 11 others injured, with rescue teams still searching for survivors. A person is killed or wounded by unexploded ordnance every six hours in Syria today, according to humanitarian workers.