(Bloomberg) — Some of China’s biggest ecommerce and logistics companies such as JD.com Inc. are making a beeline to Europe’s warehouses once again, as US President Donald Trump’s tariffs reshape manufacturers’ supply chains…
Category: 3. Europe
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Europe’s push to label defence investments as ESG
Proponents argue that without security there can be no sustainability. Critics counter that it amounts to “peace-washing.”
Europe is entering a new era of defence spending, but an intense debate is emerging over…
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Trump and JD Vance among targets of major Chinese cyberattack, investigators say
Officials say the cyberattack carried out by Chinese state-sponsored hackers last year successfully targeted US President Donald Trump and his Vice President JD Vance in the wake of their presidential campaign trail.
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The 'Superman' sequel, 'Man of Tomorrow,' set for summer 2027
‘Superman: Man of Tomorrow’ will follow this summer’s box office hit ‘Superman’ and will come out sooner than expected. ETA: 9 July 2027.
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Lisbon funicular disaster jolts election race – POLITICO
“There were successive complaints from workers regarding the level of tension in the funiculars’ support cables,” said Manuel Leal, head of the union representing the capital’s public transit workers. “There needs to be a thorough investigation into this disaster.”
Employees also linked…
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Europe and UK lure US scientists with financial incentives
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U.S. drugmakers, universities and research institutions have long attracted top talent from…
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Culture in Europeans' lives : where in the EU is culture valued the most?
The latest Eurobarometer survey on Europeans’ attitudes towards culture, shows that nearly 8 in 10 citizens consider culture personally important.
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Europe’s Electricity Demand Set to Rise 1.5-2% Annually from 2026
After a prolonged period of decline lasting 15 years, Europe’s electricity demand is now at a critical juncture, marking a significant structural shift. The European power system is grappling with severe challenges due to chronic underinvestment,…
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Can Starmer live without Rayner? – POLITICO
The government minister responsible for housing didn’t pay enough tax on her house.
Sam and Anne let Angela Rayner’s admission sink in on this episode — as they wonder how much government business is on hold as a result.
The independent ethics adviser Laurie Magnus’…
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Radiohead officially announce their return after seven years with 2025 UK and EU tour
After teasing the return via flyers this week, the celebrated band are hitting the road after a seven year absence. Their upcoming November and December gigs are already the must-have tickets of the year.
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