Europa
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Proposed London datacentre ‘incompatible’ with net zero with 1m-tonne carbon footprint
Planning documents for the proposed £14.7bn East Havering Data Centre Campus in outer London reveal that the site would generate 1.2 million tonnes of carbon dioxide. In short, equivalent annually…
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Russian paramilitaries in Mali kill nine, including children: HRW
Russian-controlled paramilitaries belonging to the Africa Corps group “summarily killed” nine civilians, including four children, in central Mali, according to a report by Human Rights Watch (HRW).
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Israeli Military Opens Criminal Investigations Into Two Gaza Incidents
Context of the Investigations Israel’s military announced its first criminal investigations into troop conduct during the Gaza war. The investigations concern the deaths of five-year-old Hind Rajab and 15 Palestinian…
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‘Migration has been weaponised’: Italy’s security law criticised after death of Moroccan man in police restraint
The death of a foreign-born resident while being forcefully restrained by law enforcement has sparked widespread public outcry and intense political debate over legislative protections granted to security forces.
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New satellite images show Europe’s disappearing rivers due to drought
Recent satellite analysis reveals a dramatic worsening of drought conditions across Central and Western Europe. This with nearly half of the continent’s land area affected and approximately 9 percent reaching…
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Afghan refugees face an uncertain future as Europe shifts to the right
Five years after the fall of Kabul, thousands of Afghan evacuees who resettled across Europe face mounting legal precarity and the prospect of deportation.
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Ukraine’s advance in Dnipropetrovsk amid escalating Russian missile strikes
Ukraine’s announcement that it has liberated additional territory in the Dnipropetrovsk region marks an important development in the ongoing war with Russia. According to Ukrainian authorities, 26 settlements have been…
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What Happens if Congress Codifies Russia Sanctions?
The Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026 marks a pivotal effort by Congress. This to codify existing U.S. sanctions into permanent law, reasserting legislative authority and…
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Sheinbaum respalda a Andy López Beltrán y acusa a Estados Unidos de injerencia por la cancelación de su visa
La presidenta mexicana cuestiona la decisión de Washington y exige pruebas si existen acusaciones contra el político La presidenta de México, Claudia Sheinbaum, salió en defensa de Andrés Manuel López…
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El ultra británico Farage revalida su escaño en el Parlamento tras vencer al estrafalario Conde Cubo de Basura
Una victoria contundente que también evidencia el desgaste de Reform UK El líder de Reform UK, Nigel Farage, recuperó su escaño en la Cámara de los Comunes tras ganar las…
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Millions crowd Spanish cities to see country’s first total solar eclipse in over a century
The Celestial Spectacle Millions of people crowded cloudless cities across Spain on Wednesday. They eagerly searched for the best views of a rare total solar eclipse. The alignment of the…
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Jeff Bezos se fija en el Liverpool mientras más magnates de EE.UU. compran clubes ingleses
Jeff Bezos estaría ultimando un acuerdo para adquirir una participación en el Liverpool Football Club, dentro de un consorcio encabezado por Amit Bhatia y en el que también participa el…
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Los turistas extranjeros gastan menos dinero por compra en Portugal
Los turistas extranjeros están gastando menos dinero por compra en Portugal, aunque el volumen total de compras continúa creciendo. Durante el primer semestre de 2026, el gasto medio por transacción…
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El calor extremo tensiona los “bancos de queso” italianos, donde el Parmigiano avala los créditos
Las olas de calor en el norte de Italia están afectando incluso a los llamados “bancos de queso”, almacenes climatizados donde se conservan cientos de miles de ruedas de Parmigiano…
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El calor extremo en Europa puede costar 180.000 millones de euros a la economía de la UE
El calor extremo y los incendios forestales podrían costar a las economías de la Unión Europea alrededor de 180.000 millones de euros en 2026, equivalente a aproximadamente el 1 %…
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Kazajistán ofrece una amnistía cripto para repatriar miles de millones en activos digitales
Kazajistán ha lanzado una nueva estrategia para atraer de vuelta los activos y las inversiones en criptomonedas que abandonaron el país después del auge de la minería. El Gobierno aprobó…
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András Baka’s election and Hungary’s break with the Orbán era
The Hungarian Parliament elected András Baka as the country ‘s new president, with 140 votes in favor and six against. His election is particularly significant because of his previous position…
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Syria says it reached deal with Moscow on future of Russian bases
Syria has reached a memorandum of understanding with Russia regarding the future of Moscow’s last remaining military outposts in the country, the Hmeimim airbase and Tartus naval base.
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‘Like the movies’: How Ukraine’s ground robots are changing rules of war
Ukraine is increasingly turning to unmanned ground vehicles (UGVs) to replace human infantry on the front lines amid severe conscription shortages and high attrition rates.
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An update on Europe’s Russia sanctions
The New European Sanctions The European Union officially announced its 21st package of Russia sanctions on July 23. These new energy-related measures include freezing the crude oil price cap at…
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Francia endurece el control a inversores extranjeros en empresas estratégicas
El Gobierno de Francia anunció un endurecimiento de las normas que regulan las inversiones extranjeras en empresas consideradas estratégicas. Mediante un nuevo decreto, el Ejecutivo redujo del 25 % al…
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Infineon logra récord de ventas: los centros de datos de IA impulsan el crecimiento
En: EuropaEl fabricante alemán de semiconductores Infineon alcanzó un récord de ventas en el tercer trimestre de su ejercicio fiscal, impulsado principalmente por la creciente demanda de chips para centros de…
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La Comisión Europea investiga un posible fraude con fibra de vidrio china en los Balcanes
La Comisión Europea está investigando un posible fraude relacionado con la importación de determinados materiales de construcción procedentes de los Balcanes, ante las sospechas de que se fabrican utilizando fibra…
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Europe Faces a Triple Crisis of War, Wildfires and Migration
Multiple Crises Are Reshaping Europe’s Security Landscape According to The New York Times, Europe is confronting an unprecedented convergence of challenges as the continent simultaneously struggles with the war in…
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Los principales accionistas de Volkswagen piden medidas inmediatas para mejorar su competitividad
Los principales accionistas de Volkswagen están presionando a la compañía para que adopte medidas inmediatas que permitan recuperar su competitividad frente al avance de los fabricantes chinos. Porsche SE, que…
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Travel restrictions – from Israel and Europe – trap students in Gaza
Palestinian students in Gaza who have secured admission and scholarships to European universities are facing severe hurdles that prevent them from leaving the territory to pursue higher education.
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Can Europe survive China Shock 2.0?
An intense wave of Chinese industrial overcapacity and export expansion, often termed “China Shock 2.0”, presents a severe existential threat to European manufacturing and economic stability.
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Hungary braces for a full shutdown of the Paks nuclear plant as the Danube River hits record lows
The Impending Nuclear Shutdown Hungary’s only nuclear power plant will shut down for the very first time in its history. This unprecedented event is directly caused by record-low water levels…
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Romania blasts rock to divert water from drought-hit Danube to nuclear reactor
A severe drought and extreme heatwave have driven the Danube River to record-low water levels, triggering a critical energy crisis across southeastern Europe. This as key nuclear and hydroelectric power…
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Ceuta leader accuses Morocco over ‘atrocity’ of mass border crossing
A massive surge of approximately 50,000 individuals crossing from North Africa into the small Spanish border enclave of Ceuta has sparked severe humanitarian and political fallout.