4. EU to Ban Metal Scrap Exports to India and Egypt The European Union is set to ban the export of metal scrap to India and Egypt on environmental grounds. This decision follows concerns regarding the EU's trade deal with India, which previously involved significant volumes of scrap metal exports.

5. Attack on Mosque in Pakistan Leaves 16 Dead A devastating attack on a mosque in north-western Pakistan has resulted in the deaths of eleven civilians and five police officers. A vehicle packed with explosives targeted the mosque in the Kohat district, prompting ongoing clashes between attackers and security forces.

it may not be as robust as previously believed. His comments come amid heightened tensions in Eastern Europe, prompting discussions about the implications for regional security. 6. Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico has raised concerns regarding NATO's mutual defense clause, suggesting it may not be as robust as previously believed. His comments come amid heightened tensions in Eastern Europe, prompting discussions about the implications for regional security.

the assets of Swiss food giant Nestle and three French companies. This action follows a trend of the Kremlin taking control of foreign businesses that exited Russia after the invasion of Ukraine. 7. In a significant move, Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree to seize the assets of Swiss food giant Nestle and three French companies. This action follows a trend of the Kremlin taking control of foreign businesses that exited Russia after the invasion of Ukraine.

the Ukraine conflict. The ruling United Russia party is expected to maintain its dominance, as the election unfolds under the shadow of ongoing military operations and international scrutiny. 8. Voting has commenced in Russia's parliamentary elections, marking the first since the onset of the Ukraine conflict. The ruling United Russia party is expected to maintain its dominance, as the election unfolds under the shadow of ongoing military operations and international scrutiny. Closer EU-Canada integration could transform Ireland’s place in the bloc, according to an opinion piece in The Irish Times. Sinéad O’Sullivan highlights the challenges Ireland faces in maintaining its relevance within an expanding European Union. She suggests that a shift in perspective could be key, proposing that Ireland could leverage its geographical and economic ties with Canada to enhance its position in the EU. The European Union has issued a warning to Turkey regarding its waste treatment practices, threatening a potential trade ban if improvements are not made. This warning comes as Turkey has become a significant destination for EU plastic waste, receiving a third of the bloc's exports last year. The Commission's assessment, dated September 1, outlines serious concerns about Turkey's waste management systems, emphasizing the need for compliance with EU regulations. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 11 to 18 degrees with overcast feels like. In London, 12 to 21 degrees with overcast feels like. In Paris, 12 to 22 degrees with sunny feels like. In Brussels, 10 to 20 degrees with sunny feels like. In Berlin, 15 to 21 degrees with overcast feels like. In Stockholm, 12 to 18 degrees with patchy rain possible feels like. In Madrid, 16 to 25 degrees with sunny low. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Putin warns of war if peacekeepers are deployed to Ukraine Russian President Vladimir Putin has issued a stark warning to Europe regarding the potential deployment of peacekeeping troops to Ukraine. He stated that Russia does not pose a threat to Europe but cautioned that such actions could lead to conflict.

5. Trump opposes AI regulation efforts Donald Trump has voiced his opposition to increasing regulations on artificial intelligence, claiming that the U.S. has already taken sufficient measures to mitigate risks. His comments come amid growing calls from technology leaders for a slowdown in AI development to address safety concerns.

resilience and adaptability. Unfortunately, three sisters attempting a similar journey had to halt their expedition when one became ensnared, highlighting the dangers these animals face in the wild. 6. Wild dogs have made headlines with a remarkable 2,500-mile trek across Africa, showcasing their resilience and adaptability. Unfortunately, three sisters attempting a similar journey had to halt their expedition when one became ensnared, highlighting the dangers these animals face in the wild.

The meeting, originally scheduled weeks ago, now comes at a critical time as concerns about the implications of artificial intelligence continue to grow within the industry. 7. King Charles is set to host a gathering of AI leaders as the urgency surrounding disaster warnings escalates. The meeting, originally scheduled weeks ago, now comes at a critical time as concerns about the implications of artificial intelligence continue to grow within the industry.

President Emmanuel Macron. This collaboration aims to strengthen nuclear cooperation among several European nations, potentially involving joint drills and the temporary deployment of French nuclear-capable aircraft in allied territories. 8. Finland has joined France's initiative to enhance nuclear deterrence, following a recent announcement by President Emmanuel Macron. This collaboration aims to strengthen nuclear cooperation among several European nations, potentially involving joint drills and the temporary deployment of French nuclear-capable aircraft in allied territories. EU capitals have failed to reach a consensus on extending one of the bloc’s Russia sanctions schemes, with only one day remaining before the current measures expire. Diplomats reported that EU ambassadors will reconvene later today in Brussels for further discussions, as unanimous agreement is required to maintain the asset freezes currently in place. Concerns over the future of artificial intelligence have been voiced by a former researcher at Anthropic, who expressed fears for humanity. In an interview with the BBC, the researcher highlighted the potential risks of an AI apocalypse, suggesting that a scenario where bots operate as a supercomputer capable of taking over the internet could become a reality within the next year. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 11 to 19 degrees with overcast low. In London, 17 to 25 degrees with patchy rain possible low. In Paris, 18 to 29 degrees with sunny low. In Brussels, 17 to 23 degrees with patchy rain possible low. In Berlin, 14 to 21 degrees with overcast feels like. In Stockholm, 10 to 18 degrees with sunny feels like. In Madrid, 20 to 30 degrees with sunny feels like. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Finland Proposes Tighter Rules for Foreign Students Finland's government has proposed stricter residence permit regulations for international students. Changes include a one-year waiting period for family reunification applications and new language proficiency requirements, as reported by Yle public broadcaster.

5. Türkiye and Poland Sign Air Defense Cooperation Deal Turkish defense firm MKE and Poland's PGZ have signed a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on air defense systems. The agreement was finalized during the 34th International Defence Industry Exhibition in Kielce, Poland, with officials from both nations in attendance.

Mokha following intense clashes with pro-government forces. Local residents describe a scene of chaos, with many families fleeing amidst injuries and a lack of medical assistance. 6. Yemen's Houthis have reportedly taken control of the strategic Red Sea port of Mokha following intense clashes with pro-government forces. Local residents describe a scene of chaos, with many families fleeing amidst injuries and a lack of medical assistance.

American adult, raising legal questions about the implications of such a promise. While some experts argue it could be interpreted as a tax cut, others warn that it may violate federal laws against vote-buying. 7. Former President Donald Trump has proposed a plan to provide $5,000 payments to every American adult, raising legal questions about the implications of such a promise. While some experts argue it could be interpreted as a tax cut, others warn that it may violate federal laws against vote-buying.

as the European Broadcasting Union confirmed it does not meet the necessary criteria for full membership. The EBU acknowledged the Khabar Agency's role as an Associate Member but emphasized the importance of adhering to its statutes. 8. Kazakhstan's hopes of participating in the Eurovision Song Contest by 2027 have been dashed, as the European Broadcasting Union confirmed it does not meet the necessary criteria for full membership. The EBU acknowledged the Khabar Agency's role as an Associate Member but emphasized the importance of adhering to its statutes. Hikers in Alaska have shared a terrifying experience after a grizzly bear charged at them on a trail. Dr. Michelle Lynn Thaller, Tanya Thompson, and Tony Cutraro recounted their heart-pounding encounter at Anan Creek wildlife observatory, where they managed to stay calm and adhere to ranger protocols. They spoke about how they communicated with the bear as it passed by, highlighting the importance of remaining composed in such dangerous situations. In a significant call to action, French President Emmanuel Macron and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen urged Europe to assert its presence in the global space race. During an interview with FRANCE 24, they emphasized the need for coordinated efforts in areas such as crewed spaceflight and communications to effectively compete with the United States and China. The leaders stressed that Europe must act decisively to carve out its role in the evolving landscape of space exploration. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 12 to 17 degrees with patchy rain possible feels like. In London, 12 to 20 degrees with overcast feels like. In Paris, 14 to 22 degrees with sunny low. In Brussels, 11 to 21 degrees with sunny feels like. In Berlin, 12 to 18 degrees with sunny feels like. In Stockholm, 10 to 12 degrees with light rain shower feels like. In Madrid, 14 to 24 degrees with sunny feels like. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Asylum applications plummet across EU as governments push for deportation hubs Asylum applications in the EU have significantly decreased following the introduction of new rules allowing for the establishment of "return hubs" in third countries like Albania and Rwanda. These measures aim to expedite the deportation of unsuccessful asylum seekers.

5. North Korea has built a new uranium enrichment facility, says nuclear watchdog The International Atomic Energy Agency has reported that North Korea has constructed a new two-storey uranium enrichment facility at the Yongbyon nuclear complex. This facility is designed to accommodate up to twenty-eight centrifuge cascades for uranium enrichment.

as a form of ethnic cleansing. His remarks follow the party's significant electoral success in Saxony-Anhalt, where they narrowly missed an outright majority. 6. Merz has condemned the Alternative for Germany's plans for "remigration," labeling them as a form of ethnic cleansing. His remarks follow the party's significant electoral success in Saxony-Anhalt, where they narrowly missed an outright majority.

of artificial intelligence. The expert cautioned that if current trends continue, AI could surpass human intelligence and pose existential risks, a scenario often referred to as artificial superintelligence. 7. An AI researcher has left Anthropic, issuing a stark warning regarding the potential dangers of artificial intelligence. The expert cautioned that if current trends continue, AI could surpass human intelligence and pose existential risks, a scenario often referred to as artificial superintelligence.

child sexual abuse imagery, including many targeted at audiences in India. This troubling finding comes after the Indian government previously mandated the removal of such content from the platform. 8. A new report reveals that Meta has been running hundreds of ads featuring AI-generated child sexual abuse imagery, including many targeted at audiences in India. This troubling finding comes after the Indian government previously mandated the removal of such content from the platform. Iceland has summoned the U.S. ambassador following a controversial social media post by former President Donald Trump. The post featured a map depicting Iceland, alongside Canada, Cuba, Mexico, and Greenland, covered in the U.S. flag and labeled as the "United States of America." This has sparked diplomatic tensions as Iceland seeks clarification on the implications of such a representation. In Paris, the Eiffel Tower has reopened after a brief closure due to a strike. The protest was initiated by staff members opposing management's restrictions on the number of women allowed to work during a visit by a Hindu religious group linked to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's party. The landmark is now back to welcoming visitors after the resolution of the dispute. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 15 to 25 degrees with patchy rain possible feels like. In London, 11 to 18 degrees with sunny feels like. In Paris, 13 to 21 degrees with sunny feels like. In Brussels, 11 to 17 degrees with patchy rain possible feels like. In Berlin, 17 to 22 degrees with overcast low. In Stockholm, 11 to 18 degrees with patchy rain possible low. In Madrid, 17 to 23 degrees with overcast feels like. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Von der Leyen, Rutte say Russian ‘intimidation will not work’ to stop Ukraine aid European leaders Ursula von der Leyen and NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte have reaffirmed their commitment to supporting Ukraine, stating that Russian intimidation tactics will not succeed. Rutte condemned recent Russian actions as reckless and emphasized the unity of their support.

5. Costco hot dog combo now offers bottled water swap, dietitian weighs in Costco has introduced a new option for its hot dog combo, allowing customers to swap soda for bottled water. This change has sparked discussions among shoppers about value and nutrition at the warehouse club’s food court.

seek new strategies to counter the evolving threat. This development marks a crucial phase in the ongoing conflict, as both sides race to enhance their military capabilities. 6. Russia's use of jet-powered drones is significantly challenging Ukraine's air defenses, prompting Kyiv to seek new strategies to counter the evolving threat. This development marks a crucial phase in the ongoing conflict, as both sides race to enhance their military capabilities.

alternative routes for oil transit, particularly in light of the ongoing blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. This strategic move could reshape regional trade dynamics and enhance Syria's economic prospects amidst its ongoing challenges. 7. Syria is positioning itself as a key player in the Middle East by offering alternative routes for oil transit, particularly in light of the ongoing blockade in the Strait of Hormuz. This strategic move could reshape regional trade dynamics and enhance Syria's economic prospects amidst its ongoing challenges.

member states are on board with the initiative. With plans to support selected projects with substantial funding, the EU aims to bolster its digital infrastructure, although some countries express reservations about the direction of this investment. 8. The European Union is preparing to invest billions in data centers, but not all member states are on board with the initiative. With plans to support selected projects with substantial funding, the EU aims to bolster its digital infrastructure, although some countries express reservations about the direction of this investment. French President Emmanuel Macron will be the first EU leader to meet new British Prime Minister Andy Burnham during a two-day visit to the UK that began Wednesday. Macron will inaugurate a historic exhibition of the 950-year-old Bayeux Tapestry, which is on loan to the British Museum in London. In Japan, the BBC’s Tokyo correspondent Kurumi Mori explores the latest food trend of instant noodles made with cold water. This innovative snack has gone viral online and sold out across the country. Designed as a cooling summer treat, the BBC investigates whether this unique version of cup noodles lives up to its promise. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 13 to 19 degrees with mist feels like. In London, 15 to 22 degrees with overcast feels like. In Paris, 17 to 27 degrees with overcast feels like. In Brussels, 14 to 22 degrees with overcast feels like. In Berlin, 14 to 23 degrees with overcast feels like. In Stockholm, 12 to 20 degrees with sunny feels like. In Madrid, 21 to 32 degrees with sunny feels like. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Hybrid attacks in Europe ‘cannot go unanswered,’ French president says French President Emmanuel Macron warned on Tuesday that hybrid attacks across Europe must not go unanswered, referencing the alleged Russian drone attack in Germany. He noted that Germany has attributed responsibility to Russia for the serious incidents at Leipzig in early August.

5. Zelenskyy warns ‘Russian airspace will effectively be closing’ Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has issued a warning to international airlines and insurers that "Russian airspace will effectively be closing." This statement follows a week of intense Russian attacks on Kyiv and ongoing air raid alerts.

has intensified its military operations in the Middle East, targeting Iranian positions as tensions escalate. President Trump emphasized the scale of the strikes and cautioned Iran against any retaliation, suggesting further military action could follow. 6. The U.S. has intensified its military operations in the Middle East, targeting Iranian positions as tensions escalate. President Trump emphasized the scale of the strikes and cautioned Iran against any retaliation, suggesting further military action could follow.

commitment to supporting Iran amid rising tensions with the United States. Leaders from several countries gathered to discuss strategies to counter U.S. influence in the region. 7. At a regional security summit in Kyrgyzstan, Russian President Vladimir Putin reaffirmed Moscow's commitment to supporting Iran amid rising tensions with the United States. Leaders from several countries gathered to discuss strategies to counter U.S. influence in the region.

a new world record by racing across the backs of 56 people. The energetic dog’s impressive feat has captured the attention and admiration of audiences worldwide. 8. In a remarkable display of agility, an Australian shepherd named Chardonnay has set a new world record by racing across the backs of 56 people. The energetic dog’s impressive feat has captured the attention and admiration of audiences worldwide. Norway’s Haakon VIII has sworn an oath before parliament in Oslo, marking a significant step in his reign as King. The ceremony took place on Tuesday, during which parliament observed a minute’s silence in memory of his father, the late King Harald V, who passed away last Friday. Queen Mette-Marit was notably absent from the formalities as she continues to recover from health issues. In Dublin, EU defence ministers convened to discuss enhancing Ukraine’s air defences amid escalating concerns over Russia's military actions. With Kyiv reportedly running low on US-built air defence missiles, the meeting aims to address the urgent need for support to counter intensified attacks from Moscow. The ministers are also set to deliberate on Russia's ongoing hybrid warfare tactics against Ukraine’s allies in Europe. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 13 to 19 degrees with overcast low. In London, 13 to 23 degrees with overcast feels like. In Paris, 15 to 25 degrees with overcast feels like. In Brussels, 14 to 23 degrees with patchy rain possible feels like. In Berlin, 15 to 24 degrees with overcast feels like. In Stockholm, 13 to 20 degrees with patchy rain possible low. In Madrid, 20 to 30 degrees with sunny feels like. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. EU Suspends Brazilian Meat Imports The European Union has announced a suspension of imports of Brazilian meat and other animal products, effective Thursday, due to concerns over Brazil's adherence to EU antibiotic regulations in livestock. This suspension impacts poultry, beef, eggs, and honey, with no indication from Brussels on when trade might resume.

5. Controversial Attendance at G-20 Meeting At the G-20 meeting, Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov's presence drew objections from attendees, particularly amid ongoing Russian aggression in Ukraine. U.S. officials emphasized the importance of maintaining dialogue, despite the troubling circumstances surrounding Siluanov's invitation.

found in Ketapang, West Kalimantan. The Indonesian government is ramping up efforts to combat the haze resulting from these fires, which have devastated habitats critical to the survival of the species. 6. Wildfires in Indonesia are posing a significant threat to orangutans, with one weak individual found in Ketapang, West Kalimantan. The Indonesian government is ramping up efforts to combat the haze resulting from these fires, which have devastated habitats critical to the survival of the species.

peace settlement in the ongoing Ukraine conflict. Modi referenced the teachings of Gandhi and Mother Theresa, emphasizing India's commitment to peace, to which Putin acknowledged the need for progress in negotiations. 7. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged Russian President Vladimir Putin to pursue a peace settlement in the ongoing Ukraine conflict. Modi referenced the teachings of Gandhi and Mother Theresa, emphasizing India's commitment to peace, to which Putin acknowledged the need for progress in negotiations.

acquire four French frigates. This agreement highlights the strengthening of defense cooperation between France and Sweden, driven by heightened security concerns following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022. 8. President Emmanuel Macron has finalized a substantial 4.3 billion euro deal for Sweden to acquire four French frigates. This agreement highlights the strengthening of defense cooperation between France and Sweden, driven by heightened security concerns following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in 2022. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is set to deliver a significant speech on Europe’s space policy. This event, which has not been previously reported, underscores growing concerns regarding Russian hybrid actions that threaten Europe’s reliance on satellites for military and civilian purposes. The recent increase in GPS jamming and spoofing incidents has raised alarms, prompting a reevaluation of Europe's space strategy. In Spain, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has accused Israel and Russia of disseminating disinformation during the recent crisis in Ceuta, which saw a surge of migrants crossing from Morocco. Sanchez stated that while there are indications of foreign involvement, there is no evidence linking Morocco to the misinformation campaign. Both Israel and Russia have denied these allegations, as over 72,000 migrants entered the Spanish territory in a matter of weeks. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 14 to 19 degrees with light rain shower low. In London, 14 to 23 degrees with overcast feels like. In Paris, 15 to 25 degrees with overcast feels like. In Brussels, 14 to 23 degrees with patchy rain possible feels like. In Berlin, 16 to 23 degrees with overcast feels like. In Stockholm, 14 to 22 degrees with thundery outbreaks possible low. In Madrid, 20 to 31 degrees with sunny feels like. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. French military general warns about drone threats A senior French general has expressed concerns that the military is not adequately prepared to counter the threat posed by inexpensive drones. He highlighted the need to reduce the cost per kill, as NATO forces have traditionally relied on high-value missiles to engage these low-cost aerial vehicles.

5. Seven-year-old boy abandoned on Mt. Fuji A seven-year-old boy was left to hike Mt. Fuji alone after his father and older brother abandoned him during the trek. This incident underscores the importance of family cohesion and preparation when engaging in outdoor activities, particularly in challenging environments.

previous government’s stance. The new administration under Prime Minister Magyar has condemned Russian military actions and expressed full support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. 6. Hungary has officially declared Russia a ‘threat’, marking a significant shift from the previous government’s stance. The new administration under Prime Minister Magyar has condemned Russian military actions and expressed full support for Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity.

to live in the U.K., ending their recent years in California. This decision has caught the attention of royal watchers and is seen as a pivotal moment for the couple as they navigate their relationship with the British monarchy. 7. In a surprising turn of events, Prince Harry and Meghan have announced their return to live in the U.K., ending their recent years in California. This decision has caught the attention of royal watchers and is seen as a pivotal moment for the couple as they navigate their relationship with the British monarchy.

The recognition comes as part of efforts to enhance access to his Starlink network, with Zelenskyy commending Musk for his contributions to protecting lives and fostering relations between Ukraine and the United States. 8. Elon Musk has been awarded Ukraine’s Order of Freedom by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. The recognition comes as part of efforts to enhance access to his Starlink network, with Zelenskyy commending Musk for his contributions to protecting lives and fostering relations between Ukraine and the United States. India's ongoing sugar crisis is raising concerns as the country faces its biggest season for sweets. The shortage has been attributed to various factors, including the diversion of sugarcane for ethanol production. In prior years, sugar mills would allocate around 10% of their output to ethanol, which helped stabilize prices during times of surplus. However, with the current deficit, the impact on sugar availability is becoming more pronounced. In Iceland, citizens are preparing for a pivotal referendum this Saturday regarding the potential reopening of EU membership talks. The vote will not determine immediate membership but will decide whether the government should engage in negotiations for possible terms. This decision comes amid increasing global uncertainties, prompting discussions about the benefits and challenges of EU integration for the island nation. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 16 to 21 degrees with patchy rain possible low. In London, 18 to 28 degrees with overcast low. In Paris, 20 to 29 degrees with thundery outbreaks possible low. In Brussels, 19 to 30 degrees with light rain shower feels like. In Berlin, 15 to 27 degrees with sunny feels like. In Stockholm, 12 to 22 degrees with sunny feels like. In Madrid, 18 to 26 degrees with overcast feels like. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. US-Canada trade war escalates as Trump threatens to hike auto tariffs President Donald Trump has announced plans to increase tariffs on Canadian automobiles and auto parts from 25% to 50% starting January 1. This escalation in the trade war comes as tensions between the two countries continue to rise.

5. Trump’s Arctic saber-rattling boosts Iceland’s pro-EU campaign In Iceland, the debate over sovereignty is central to an upcoming referendum on EU membership. Recent comments from President Trump have energized the pro-EU campaign, with polls indicating a close contest, as support for joining the EU hovers just above 51%.

experts warn that none of these systems will be operational for years. Dr. Frank Ledwidge highlights that the focus remains on symbolic gestures rather than addressing Ukraine's immediate air defense needs. 6. UK and France have reaffirmed their commitment to providing anti-missile technology to Ukraine, but experts warn that none of these systems will be operational for years. Dr. Frank Ledwidge highlights that the focus remains on symbolic gestures rather than addressing Ukraine's immediate air defense needs.

parks near Paris, including a manga-themed attraction. This investment was announced during Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to France, aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and exploring new economic opportunities. 7. In a significant development, Saudi Arabia has pledged €6 billion to build three theme parks near Paris, including a manga-themed attraction. This investment was announced during Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to France, aimed at strengthening bilateral ties and exploring new economic opportunities.

migration crisis continues, now 26 days in. The crisis began when thousands crossed into the Spanish enclave, prompting Sánchez to label the situation an "attack" on Spain's territorial integrity, leading to military deployment to manage the border. 8. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called a national security meeting as the Ceuta migration crisis continues, now 26 days in. The crisis began when thousands crossed into the Spanish enclave, prompting Sánchez to label the situation an "attack" on Spain's territorial integrity, leading to military deployment to manage the border. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has expressed her frustration over unsolicited beauty advice received from a plastic surgeon on Instagram. The 48-year-old leader took to social media on Monday to address the issue, emphasizing her desire for women in leadership roles to be valued for their contributions rather than their appearance. In a significant move, New Zealand is set to introduce legislation aimed at banning children under the age of 16 from accessing social media platforms. The proposed bill will require companies like TikTok, Instagram, Snapchat, and Facebook to implement age verification measures, with non-compliance potentially resulting in fines of up to 10% of their global revenue. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 14 to 17 degrees with patchy rain possible feels like. In London, 17 to 24 degrees with overcast feels like. In Paris, 16 to 26 degrees with light rain shower low. In Brussels, 13 to 21 degrees with patchy rain possible feels like. In Berlin, 15 to 25 degrees with sunny feels like. In Stockholm, 12 to 22 degrees with sunny low. In Madrid, 15 to 24 degrees with overcast feels like. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Leah Stewart: Australian shark attack victim grateful for ‘second chance at life’ Leah Stewart, an Australian woman who survived a shark attack at Coogee Beach, expresses gratitude for her recovery. The 35-year-old suffered multiple injuries but now feels she has been given a "second chance at life" and plans to embrace it fully.

5. Trump jokes ‘only consequential presidents get shot’ during Cohen interview In a recent interview, former President Donald Trump made light of the assassination attempts against him, stating that “only consequential presidents get shot.” The remarks came during a conversation with his former lawyer, Michael Cohen, as they discussed Trump's controversial legacy.

looking to Australia for guidance. She emphasizes the need to address social care alongside assisted dying, arguing that there’s no reason to delay legal changes, especially with recent funding for hospices. 6. The UK assisted dying bill is set to return, with Labour champion Liz Edwards looking to Australia for guidance. She emphasizes the need to address social care alongside assisted dying, arguing that there’s no reason to delay legal changes, especially with recent funding for hospices.

just weeks before the general election. Climate activist Greta Thunberg was present, as demonstrators criticized the government for weakening emissions targets and called for more urgent action on climate change. 7. In Sweden, around 10,000 people gathered in Stockholm to protest against current climate policies just weeks before the general election. Climate activist Greta Thunberg was present, as demonstrators criticized the government for weakening emissions targets and called for more urgent action on climate change.

Moon and search for water ice. The launch, originally scheduled for the coming days from Hainan island, has been delayed, with no specific reasons provided by authorities. 8. China has unexpectedly postponed its ambitious Chang’e-7 lunar mission, which aimed to explore the Moon and search for water ice. The launch, originally scheduled for the coming days from Hainan island, has been delayed, with no specific reasons provided by authorities. The UK’s former defence minister has issued a stark warning that the world is “sleepwalking” into World War Three. This comes amid escalating tensions related to the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, with reports of recent airstrikes on Ukrainian territory. Additionally, Ukraine has raised concerns about North Korea increasing its support for Russia, particularly through the provision of drone operators. The situation is further complicated by President Trump’s controversial stance on tariffs, which is straining relations between the US and Canada. Pope Leo has called for urgent international action to address the severe Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which has resulted in over 2,500 fatalities. The outbreak is spreading rapidly across a vast region of the country, leading to a record number of infections. The Pope's appeal highlights the need for global solidarity and support to combat this health crisis effectively. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 14 to 18 degrees with patchy rain possible feels like. In London, 15 to 21 degrees with overcast feels like. In Paris, 16 to 28 degrees with overcast feels like. In Brussels, 11 to 23 degrees with overcast feels like. In Berlin, 12 to 23 degrees with sunny low. In Stockholm, 11 to 21 degrees with sunny feels like. In Madrid, 17 to 25 degrees with sunny feels like. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.