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Europe's gas prices double as storage shortfalls loom over winter
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Europe's gas prices double as storage shortfalls loom over winter

Dutch TTF gas futures have risen about 120% since January, reaching €63.7/MWh. Storage levels are historically low, and analysts warn of fur

Anna Schroeder ·
Seven EU states seek Brussels aid for tourism hit by war fears
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Seven EU states seek Brussels aid for tourism hit by war fears

Seven EU countries have asked Brussels to include tourism support in the next long-term budget. They argue that proximity to Russia and Bela

Pierre Lefevre ·
Denmark to compensate victims of abuse in youth care homes
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Denmark to compensate victims of abuse in youth care homes

Denmark will compensate people who suffered abuse in youth care homes. The decision follows a government-commissioned report documenting wid

Anna Schroeder ·
European socialists clash over migration as Danish PM aligns with Meloni
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European socialists clash over migration as Danish PM aligns with Meloni

The Party of European Socialists is split over migration policy after Danish PM Mette Frederiksen sided with Italy's Giorgia Meloni during t

Anna Schroeder ·
Azerbaijan bans under-16s from social media as global restrictions grow
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Azerbaijan bans under-16s from social media as global restrictions grow

Azerbaijan has passed a law banning under-16s from social media, joining a global trend. Experts warn that bans alone may not address underl

Anna Schroeder ·
EU's new tobacco tax plan targets vapes and nicotine pouches
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EU's new tobacco tax plan targets vapes and nicotine pouches

The European Commission wants to raise minimum excise duties on cigarettes by 139% and tax vapes, heated tobacco, and nicotine pouches for t

Pierre Lefevre ·
Russian trawlers suspected of spying on Europe's undersea infrastructure
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Russian trawlers suspected of spying on Europe's undersea infrastructure

The EU and Norway have sanctioned two Russian fishing companies for alleged espionage and sabotage activities. Experts say many more Kremlin

Anna Schroeder ·
EU-backed Cyprus power link stalls amid Turkey's maritime claims
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EU-backed Cyprus power link stalls amid Turkey's maritime claims

The €1.9 billion Great Sea Interconnector, meant to end Cyprus's energy isolation, is stalled by Turkish maritime claims and funding disagre

Pierre Lefevre ·
Denmark to compensate victims of abuse in youth care homes
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Denmark to compensate victims of abuse in youth care homes

Denmark will compensate individuals who suffered abuse in youth care homes. The decision follows years of pressure from victims and advocacy

Pierre Lefevre ·
Europe's evening briefing: August 18, 2026 – key updates
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Europe's evening briefing: August 18, 2026 – key updates

From Brussels to Berlin, here are the key developments shaping Europe this evening. Trade talks advance, a major tech merger clears hurdles,

Pierre Lefevre ·
EU backs Spain's plan to return migrant minors from Ceuta to Morocco
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EU backs Spain's plan to return migrant minors from Ceuta to Morocco

The European Commission says EU law covers the return of all migrants illegally in Ceuta, including unaccompanied minors. Spain estimates ne

Anna Schroeder ·
France's prisons face a new threat: drone-delivered contraband
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France's prisons face a new threat: drone-delivered contraband

In Villefranche-sur-Saône, over 1,800 drone deliveries were logged in under two months. In Strasbourg, drone flights now interfere with medi

Pierre Lefevre ·