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European gas prices have climbed to their highest level since early 2023 as renewed US-Iran fighting adds fresh pressure to LNG supplies and raises concerns over Europe’s energy security ahead of winter.
A Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions fellowship in Brussels gave Ghanaian researcher Eric Gaba the resources and time to develop a low-cost prosthesis using pineapple leaf fibre, highlighting the EU programme’s role in supporting global research talent.
Icelanders have voted against restarting negotiations to join the European Union, with more than 52% rejecting the proposal. The referendum exposed a sharp rural-urban divide and highlighted concerns over fishing rights and Iceland’s sovereignty.
Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume has warned that the German automaker is facing a “more than critical” situation as it battles weak demand, overcapacity and growing competition from Chinese manufacturers. The company is considering major cost-cutting measures and job reductions, while plant closures remain under discussion.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has pledged to maintain pressure on Russia during his first official visit to Ukraine, as Moscow warns Britain over its decision to share missile technology with Kyiv.
In an official statement, the alliance said that the final group of NATO Mission Iraq personnel has left Iraq and will now carry on their duties from Naples.
The European Central Bank has warned that a surge in debt issuance by major US technology companies to finance AI data centres could eventually compete with European government bonds for investors, potentially driving borrowing costs higher.
The European Commission has placed OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Roblox and Reddit under the EU’s toughest digital platform rules, requiring them to meet stricter standards on transparency, user safety and online risks.
