4. German soldiers leave Greenland after 44 hours A German military reconnaissance team has concluded its brief 44-hour mission in Greenland and is now returning home. The team of 15 soldiers was reported to be boarding a flight from Nuuk after their deployment on the Arctic island.

5. South Africa declares a national disaster over flooding and severe weather In response to devastating floods and severe weather, South Africa has declared a national disaster. The torrential rains have resulted in at least 30 fatalities, extensive damage to homes, and the destruction of roads and bridges in the northern regions of the country.

14 people, primarily in the town of Penco. Mayor Rodrigo Vera reported the tragic toll on local radio, as the Interior Ministry initially indicated two fatalities. 6. Severe forest fires in central Chile have claimed the lives of at least 14 people, primarily in the town of Penco. Mayor Rodrigo Vera reported the tragic toll on local radio, as the Interior Ministry initially indicated two fatalities.

to Kremlin-installed authorities. Ukrainian officials reported that overnight attacks on the energy grid resulted in at least two deaths, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in the region. 7. In Russian-occupied Ukraine, drone strikes have left over 200,000 households without power, according to Kremlin-installed authorities. Ukrainian officials reported that overnight attacks on the energy grid resulted in at least two deaths, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis in the region.

The first incident occurred in the Bad Hofgastein area, where a female skier was buried, followed by additional avalanches in nearby locations, prompting urgent rescue efforts. 8. In Austria, eight skiers have lost their lives due to three separate avalanches. The first incident occurred in the Bad Hofgastein area, where a female skier was buried, followed by additional avalanches in nearby locations, prompting urgent rescue efforts. In other news, French President Emmanuel Macron is set to urge the European Union to deploy a trade "bazooka" in response to threats of tariffs from former President Trump. This comes after Trump indicated he would impose tariffs on European nations opposing his Greenland plans, prompting an emergency meeting of EU ambassadors. Meanwhile, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has expressed his commitment to advancing a common European defense strategy, even if not all EU members agree. He emphasized the need for Europe to enhance its integration and establish a unified defense framework. Turning to the weather, it's a chilly day across Europe, with Riga experiencing a bitter cold at -7 degrees. London is cooler at around 8 degrees, while Berlin sees a high of just 1 degree. Paris and Brussels are slightly warmer, both hovering around 7 degrees, and Madrid is cool at 7 degrees as well. Stockholm remains frigid at 1 degree. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Uganda's 81-Year-Old President Re-Elected Yoweri Museveni has been re-elected for a seventh term in Uganda, securing 71% of the vote according to the state electoral commission. At 81 years old, Museveni has been in power for 40 years, continuing his long-standing leadership in the country.

5. EU Advises Airlines to Avoid Iranian Airspace The European Union Aviation Safety Agency has recommended that airlines steer clear of Iranian airspace due to escalating tensions and potential US military actions. The advisory comes as Iranian air defense forces remain on high alert amid the ongoing situation.

that found it to be monopolizing the online search market. The company argues that users choose Google voluntarily, countering claims of coercion. 6. Google has officially filed an appeal against a significant antitrust ruling that found it to be monopolizing the online search market. The company argues that users choose Google voluntarily, countering claims of coercion.

was banned from the country's music charts. The track, which has garnered over five million streams, was deemed misleading for being created without human input. 7. A Swedish musician has expressed outrage after a song generated by Artificial Intelligence was banned from the country's music charts. The track, which has garnered over five million streams, was deemed misleading for being created without human input.

interest in acquiring Greenland, a territory of Denmark. This move could jeopardize the recently established EU-US trade deal, as the entire bloc may face repercussions. Next. 8. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on countries that oppose the US's interest in acquiring Greenland, a territory of Denmark. This move could jeopardize the recently established EU-US trade deal, as the entire bloc may face repercussions. Next. Five men have been charged in Poland with involvement in a Russian-run sabotage plot aimed at sending explosive parcels containing chemicals, massage pillows, and sex toys to the UK and the US. The suspects could face life sentences if convicted, highlighting the serious nature of the alleged conspiracy. In other news, President Miguel Díaz-Canel of Cuba has stated that the country will not negotiate with the US under coercion. Following threats from Washington and the US attack on its ally Venezuela, the Cuban leadership remains firm in its stance against making political concessions. Turning to the weather across Europe, London will see cool temperatures ranging from 5 to 9 degrees, with a high chance of rain. In Berlin, it’s expected to be chilly, with highs around 3 degrees, while Paris will experience slightly warmer conditions, hovering between 7 and 11 degrees. Meanwhile, Riga is facing bitterly cold conditions, and Stockholm will remain chilly with temperatures around 1 degree. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Suspects face life sentences in explosive parcel plot Five men in Poland have been charged in connection with a Russian plot to send explosive parcels to the UK and US. The parcels reportedly contained chemicals, massage pillows, and sex toys, raising serious security concerns.

5. Russia holds hearing on frozen assets in EU A Moscow court has conducted a preliminary hearing regarding a lawsuit from the Russian central bank against Belgian financial group Euroclear. The case revolves around the fate of Russia’s assets that have been frozen in Europe, totaling around €200 billion since the onset of the Ukraine conflict.

a lengthy trial that lasted over seven years. The defendants were involved in search and rescue operations on Lesvos, and their acquittal marks a significant victory for humanitarian efforts in the region. 6. A Greek court has acquitted two dozen humanitarian workers of migrant smuggling charges after a lengthy trial that lasted over seven years. The defendants were involved in search and rescue operations on Lesvos, and their acquittal marks a significant victory for humanitarian efforts in the region.

tariffs, Canada is strengthening its trade ties with China as part of a broader strategy to diversify its economic partnerships. This move comes amid rising tensions with the U.S., as Canada seeks to reduce its reliance on American markets. 7. In response to U.S. tariffs, Canada is strengthening its trade ties with China as part of a broader strategy to diversify its economic partnerships. This move comes amid rising tensions with the U.S., as Canada seeks to reduce its reliance on American markets.

their departure to Syria. The suspects, both German nationals with links to extremist groups, are accused of plotting a serious act of violence that posed a threat to national security. 8. German special forces have arrested two men at airports in Hanover and Stuttgart, preventing their departure to Syria. The suspects, both German nationals with links to extremist groups, are accused of plotting a serious act of violence that posed a threat to national security. In a recent statement, Latvian Defense Minister Andris Sprūds addressed concerns regarding tensions within NATO, particularly following US threats to use military force over Greenland. He reassured that this situation does not signal the end of the alliance, emphasizing confidence in NATO's resilience. Meanwhile, German investor Digital Transformation Capital Partners GmbH is making strides to establish Europe’s largest dedicated venture capital fund for defense startups, aiming to raise €500 million. The fund has already secured significant backing from key investors, marking a notable milestone in the region's defense sector. Turning to the weather, London will see cool temperatures ranging from 5 to 9 degrees Celsius, with a high chance of rain. In Berlin, it will be chilly with temperatures peaking at 4 degrees, while Paris and Brussels will experience similar cool conditions, both hovering between 6 and 10 degrees. Stockholm remains cold at around 1 degree, and Riga is expected to stay below freezing. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Ukraine's EU Membership as a Security Guarantee European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has stated that Ukraine's accession to the EU could serve as a safeguard against future Russian aggression. This comes as European leaders work to maintain alignment with the United States in the negotiations aimed at ending the conflict in Ukraine.

5. US Seizes Sixth Venezuelan Oil Tanker In a continued effort to control Venezuelan oil exports, US forces have seized a sixth tanker in the Caribbean Sea. The operation, involving the vessel named Veronica, was carried out without incident as the tanker was reportedly violating sanctions imposed by the US government.

states, totaling €38 billion. This funding is part of a larger €150 billion loan scheme aimed at enhancing the bloc's defense capabilities. 6. The European Commission has approved defense investment plans from eight member states, totaling €38 billion. This funding is part of a larger €150 billion loan scheme aimed at enhancing the bloc's defense capabilities.

claims over Greenland. The Russian Foreign Ministry emphasized that any disregard for its security concerns in the region will have significant repercussions. 7. Moscow has issued a stark warning regarding its interests in the Arctic, particularly in light of recent U.S. claims over Greenland. The Russian Foreign Ministry emphasized that any disregard for its security concerns in the region will have significant repercussions.

The Russian Foreign Ministry claimed to have evidence linking the diplomat to British intelligence, escalating tensions between the two nations. 8. In a significant diplomatic move, Russia has expelled a British diplomat, accusing him of espionage. The Russian Foreign Ministry claimed to have evidence linking the diplomat to British intelligence, escalating tensions between the two nations. In other news, Starlink has reportedly waived monthly subscription payments for users in Iran, following the government's crackdown on internet access amid ongoing protests. The latest unrest began in December, sparked by economic turmoil but has since evolved into broader calls for political reform. Meanwhile, Denmark's foreign minister has highlighted a "fundamental disagreement" with the United States regarding Greenland. After talks at the White House, Lars Lokke Rasmussen described the discussions as "frank" but underscored the ongoing tensions between the two nations over the territory. Turning to the weather, expect a chilly day in Berlin with temperatures around 3 degrees, while Paris and Brussels will see cool conditions ranging from 6 to 10 degrees, with rain likely. London will experience breezy weather with temperatures between 5 and 8 degrees and heavy showers expected. In Stockholm, it will be around 1 degree, and Riga is set for a bitterly cold day, not exceeding freezing. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. US and UK Reducing Troops in Qatar The United States and the United Kingdom are scaling back personnel at the Al-Udeid air base in Qatar. This decision comes as President Trump weighs potential actions against Iran in light of its crackdown on anti-government protests.

5. No Resolution on Greenland Ownership Talks Recent talks between Danish and Greenlandic foreign ministers and US officials did not yield a resolution regarding the ownership of Greenland. The discussions failed to convince the Trump administration to reconsider its stance on controlling the territory for national security reasons.

stating it is "disintegrating." This sharp criticism contrasts with the more cautious stance taken by opposition leader Merz, who is attempting to maintain ties with Washington. 6. Germany's Vice Chancellor has expressed concerns over the deteriorating state of the transatlantic relationship, stating it is "disintegrating." This sharp criticism contrasts with the more cautious stance taken by opposition leader Merz, who is attempting to maintain ties with Washington.

for 75 countries, tightening legal entry routes to the United States. The State Department claims this measure aims to curb abuses of the immigration system. 7. The Trump administration has announced an indefinite pause on immigrant visa processing for 75 countries, tightening legal entry routes to the United States. The State Department claims this measure aims to curb abuses of the immigration system.

indicating that Paris is considering providing satellite communications support to assist Iranians facing an internet blackout. Jerome Bonnafont emphasized the importance of supporting the Iranian people's right to communicate freely. 8. France's ambassador to the United Nations has condemned Iran's violent response to nationwide protests, indicating that Paris is considering providing satellite communications support to assist Iranians facing an internet blackout. Jerome Bonnafont emphasized the importance of supporting the Iranian people's right to communicate freely. The UK has extended an offer to collaborate with European nations on the seizure of vessels linked to Russia, as concerns grow over a shadow fleet allegedly engaged in illicit activities. This initiative follows a recent operation by the Finnish Border Guard, which successfully intercepted a cargo ship accused of damaging undersea cables. In other news, six puppies in rural Washington state are set to be adopted after being rescued from a suspected drug overdose. The adorable survivors may find new homes with the very firefighters who saved them, highlighting a heartwarming story of recovery and second chances. In weather today, London will see cool temperatures between 3 and 6 degrees, with a high chance of rain at 92%. Meanwhile, Berlin is expected to be chilly, reaching a high of 3 degrees, with mixed precipitation likely. Paris will experience slightly warmer conditions, hovering around 8 to 11 degrees, but rain is also on the way. Over in Brussels, temperatures will range from 8 to 10 degrees, accompanied by strong winds and rain. Stockholm and Riga are both facing bitterly cold conditions, with temperatures not exceeding freezing and chances of mixed precipitation. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Polish President: Trump Key to Countering Putin Poland's President has stated that Donald Trump is the only individual capable of stopping Vladimir Putin from posing a continued threat to Europe. He urged European leaders to recognize the urgency of this situation.

5. EU Parliament President Calls for Action Against Iran Roberta Metsola, President of the European Parliament, has urged EU leaders to intensify pressure on the Iranian regime amid its crackdown on protests. She expressed confidence that the regime's days are numbered, predicting significant change by 2026.

from annexing Greenland without the consent of NATO allies. Introduced by Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski, the legislation seeks to protect the sovereignty of affected countries. 6. A new bill in the US Senate aims to prevent President Donald Trump from annexing Greenland without the consent of NATO allies. Introduced by Republican Senator Lisa Murkowski, the legislation seeks to protect the sovereignty of affected countries.

monitoring its development with tiny cameras. The cub, still seeking a name, is seen peeking out from its mother Kitawa's pouch, showcasing its curious nature. 7. In England, a rare baby tree kangaroo has been born, and experts are monitoring its development with tiny cameras. The cub, still seeking a name, is seen peeking out from its mother Kitawa's pouch, showcasing its curious nature.

as the third-hottest year. Scientists warn that each incremental rise in temperature increases the risk of severe climate events and could trigger irreversible changes to ecosystems worldwide. 8. Global warming has reached a concerning 1.4 degrees Celsius following what has been recorded as the third-hottest year. Scientists warn that each incremental rise in temperature increases the risk of severe climate events and could trigger irreversible changes to ecosystems worldwide. In a significant development, Allianz has identified artificial intelligence as one of the top global business risks, climbing from tenth to second place in their latest risk barometer. The insurer warns that while AI offers numerous advantages, it also poses substantial threats to companies navigating this evolving landscape. In other news, reports indicate that over 2,000 people have lost their lives during the violent crackdown on protests in Iran, according to a human rights group. President Trump has responded by assuring Iranians that assistance is forthcoming. Turning to the weather, cool conditions are expected across Europe today. In London, temperatures will range from 3 to 6 degrees Celsius with light rain likely. Meanwhile, Berlin will see a high of 4 degrees, also with rain expected. Paris will be slightly warmer at 8 to 9 degrees, while Brussels will hover between 6 and 8 degrees with breezy conditions. Bitterly cold weather is forecast for both Riga and Stockholm, where temperatures will not exceed freezing. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. WHO Warns of Low Alcohol Prices in Europe The World Health Organization has raised concerns about the low cost of alcohol in Europe, linking it to various health issues such as cardiovascular disease and depression. The WHO advocates for government action, suggesting that raising alcohol taxes could be an effective strategy to mitigate its negative health impacts.

5. Poland Faces EU Fines After Presidential Veto Poland's President has vetoed a crucial tech bill, which could result in millions in fines from the European Union. Deputy Digital Minister Dariusz Standerski indicated that the financial burden of any potential fines may fall on the President's Office due to this decision.

Fans eager to attend the final may now have to turn to the black market for a chance to witness the event live. 6. The Eurovision Song Contest in Vienna has sold out in record time, with nearly all 90,000 tickets snapped up. Fans eager to attend the final may now have to turn to the black market for a chance to witness the event live.

the end of Viktor Orbán's long-standing rule. The opposition Tisza Party, led by Péter Magyar, is currently leading in polls with 49 percent support, focusing on judicial independence and anti-corruption measures. 7. Hungary is gearing up for a pivotal election on April 12, which could mark the end of Viktor Orbán's long-standing rule. The opposition Tisza Party, led by Péter Magyar, is currently leading in polls with 49 percent support, focusing on judicial independence and anti-corruption measures.

chatbot Grok were established in someone's basement, it would likely face police intervention. This comment highlights ongoing concerns about the regulation and oversight of AI technologies in the country. 8. In Ireland, the Minister has stated that if a platform similar to the AI chatbot Grok were established in someone's basement, it would likely face police intervention. This comment highlights ongoing concerns about the regulation and oversight of AI technologies in the country. In a significant move, Niger has revoked the licences of numerous transport operators and drivers who have refused to deliver fuel to Mali, where they face potential attacks from jihadist groups. This decision comes as an al-Qaeda affiliate has imposed a fuel blockade on Mali, leading to increased violence against petrol tankers on key routes. Meanwhile, organizers of a dog sled race are investigating a rogue invitation extended to Trump’s Greenland envoy. The envoy, appointed last month, expressed his intention to work towards making Greenland a part of the United States, raising eyebrows and concerns among local stakeholders. Turning to the weather, Madrid will see cool temperatures between 5 and 9 degrees today, while Brussels experiences a chilly range of 6 to 8 degrees. Berlin is expected to be particularly cold, with highs around 2 degrees, and London will have a similar cool feel, ranging from 6 to 10 degrees. In contrast, both Riga and Stockholm are bracing for bitterly cold conditions below freezing, with mixed precipitation expected in both cities. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Ukrainian civilians suffered deadliest year yet in 2025, UN says The United Nations reports that 2025 was the deadliest year for Ukrainian civilians, with 97 percent of casualties occurring in areas controlled by Ukraine. Increased military operations by Russian forces have led to significant civilian harm and infrastructure destruction.

5. Bipartisan bill seeks to block Trump military action against NATO allies, including Greenland A bipartisan group of U.S. lawmakers is proposing a bill to prevent unauthorized military actions by President Trump, particularly concerning his controversial remarks about acquiring Greenland. The legislation aims to safeguard NATO allies from potential unilateral decisions.

tariff on any country that engages in trade with Iran. This move could have significant repercussions for U.S. relations with major trading partners, including China and the European Union. 6. President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning, threatening to impose a 25 percent tariff on any country that engages in trade with Iran. This move could have significant repercussions for U.S. relations with major trading partners, including China and the European Union.

club of homophobia, claiming he was forced out due to the club's internal culture. Cavallo, who now plays for Stamford AFC, gained international attention when he came out publicly in 2021. 7. Joshua Cavallo, the first openly gay player in top-tier football, has accused his former club of homophobia, claiming he was forced out due to the club's internal culture. Cavallo, who now plays for Stamford AFC, gained international attention when he came out publicly in 2021.

AI tool in compliance with EU regulations. Failure to do so could result in enforcement actions under the Digital Services Act, emphasizing the EU's commitment to regulating digital platforms effectively. 8. The European Union's tech chief has demanded that Elon Musk's platform, X, rectify its AI tool in compliance with EU regulations. Failure to do so could result in enforcement actions under the Digital Services Act, emphasizing the EU's commitment to regulating digital platforms effectively. In Spain, special forces have made a historic drug bust, seizing nearly ten tons of cocaine in the Atlantic Ocean. This operation, involving a freighter from Brazil, marks the largest cocaine seizure on the high seas by the Spanish National Police, showcasing their ongoing battle against drug trafficking. Meanwhile, in China, a new app called "Are You Dead?" has gained immense popularity among young people living alone. Users must check in every two days by clicking a button, reflecting a growing concern for loneliness among the rising number of one-person households, projected to reach 200 million by 2030. Turning to weather, cool conditions are expected across Europe today. In London, temperatures will range from 6 to 10 degrees, accompanied by heavy showers. Berlin will experience a chilly day with highs around 1 degree and a mix of rain and possible snow. Meanwhile, Brussels will see similar cool temperatures between 7 and 10 degrees with light rain. Over in Paris, expect a slight chill with temperatures from 7 to 12 degrees. Bitterly cold weather is predicted in both Riga and Stockholm, with temperatures not exceeding freezing and light snow possible. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. European Parliament Bans Iranian Diplomats The European Parliament has announced a ban on all Iranian diplomats from its premises in response to Iran's crackdown on protesters. President Roberta Metsola emphasized that the Parliament will not support a regime characterized by repression and human rights abuses.

5. Meta Appoints Former Trump Adviser Meta has appointed Dina Powell McCormick, a former adviser to Donald Trump, as its new president and vice chair. This move signals the company's increasing connections to Republican circles and follows her extensive career in both finance and national security.

eyebrows, as it was not included in his official schedule. The Vatican confirmed the meeting in its daily bulletin, but provided no further details about the discussions that took place. 6. Pope Leo XIV's private audience with Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado has raised eyebrows, as it was not included in his official schedule. The Vatican confirmed the meeting in its daily bulletin, but provided no further details about the discussions that took place.

the challenges faced by small democracies in the current geopolitical climate. She emphasized that Moldova's historical ties to Romania, which lasted until 1940, could provide a pathway to greater stability and security against external pressures. 7. Moldova's President Maia Sandu has expressed her support for potential reunification with Romania, citing the challenges faced by small democracies in the current geopolitical climate. She emphasized that Moldova's historical ties to Romania, which lasted until 1940, could provide a pathway to greater stability and security against external pressures.

for its role in creating deepfake images that undress women without consent. The tool has sparked widespread concern, leading to investigations across multiple European cities as regulators seek to address the implications of such technology on privacy and consent. 8. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has criticized Elon Musk's AI tool, Grok, for its role in creating deepfake images that undress women without consent. The tool has sparked widespread concern, leading to investigations across multiple European cities as regulators seek to address the implications of such technology on privacy and consent. In other news, the European Commission and the Chinese government have taken a new step to resolve the ongoing dispute over subsidized electric vehicles. This comes after Brussels imposed tariffs on China-made battery electric vehicles in October 2024 to counteract heavy subsidies from Beijing. Both sides have been engaged in negotiations since the duties were introduced. Meanwhile, in the United States, President Donald Trump has indicated that the military is considering "very strong options" in response to escalating anti-government protests in Iran, which have reportedly resulted in hundreds of deaths. The situation continues to develop as protests enter their third week. Turning to the weather, cool conditions are expected across Europe today. In London, temperatures will range between 9 and 10 degrees, accompanied by breezy conditions and a high chance of rain. Meanwhile, Brussels will see temperatures between 1 and 8 degrees with strong winds and significant rainfall expected. Bitterly cold weather persists in Berlin and Stockholm, where temperatures will not exceed freezing, while Madrid will experience mild temperatures between 4 and 10 degrees. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Fires in Argentine Patagonia destroy over 15,000 hectares In Argentina's Patagonia region, forest fires have ravaged nearly 15,000 hectares of land since Monday. Hundreds of firefighters and volunteers are working tirelessly to contain the blazes that erupted near the seaside resort of Puerto El Hoyo.

5. EU seeking ‘Farage clause’ in Brexit ‘reset’ agreement with UK The European Union is reportedly pushing for a clause in the Brexit "reset" agreement that would ensure the UK compensates the bloc if a future government fails to uphold the terms. This demand serves as a reminder of the costly separation, with the EU establishing a €5.4 billion fund during the divorce.

two fatalities reported on Sunday in the Savoie ski resorts of Courchevel and La Plagne. This follows three deaths in the French Alps on Saturday, highlighting the ongoing dangers posed by winter sports in the region. 6. Five skiers tragically lost their lives in avalanches across France over the weekend, with two fatalities reported on Sunday in the Savoie ski resorts of Courchevel and La Plagne. This follows three deaths in the French Alps on Saturday, highlighting the ongoing dangers posed by winter sports in the region.

operating from Port Sudan due to ongoing conflict. Prime Minister Kamil Idris announced the return on Sunday, stating that the government aims to enhance services for the capital's residents as stability is sought. 7. In Sudan, the military-led government has returned to Khartoum after nearly three years of operating from Port Sudan due to ongoing conflict. Prime Minister Kamil Idris announced the return on Sunday, stating that the government aims to enhance services for the capital's residents as stability is sought.

risen to at least 538, with over 10,600 individuals detained. The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency indicates that among the deceased, 490 were protesters while 48 were security personnel, warning that the numbers may continue to climb as the situation evolves. 8. Activists report that the death toll from the crackdown on protests in Iran has risen to at least 538, with over 10,600 individuals detained. The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency indicates that among the deceased, 490 were protesters while 48 were security personnel, warning that the numbers may continue to climb as the situation evolves. In other news, US President Donald Trump has issued a stark warning to Cuba, urging the island nation to negotiate a deal before it is too late. This comes in the wake of the arrest of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, highlighting the shifting dynamics in the region. Meanwhile, the EU is set to finalize its long-awaited trade agreement with Mercosur this Saturday. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will travel to Paraguay for the signing ceremony, accompanied by European Council President António Costa. Turning to the weather, cool conditions are expected across Europe today. In London, temperatures will range from 0 to 6 degrees, with heavy showers likely. Brussels will see similar cool weather, with temperatures between 1 and 7 degrees and strong winds reaching 33 km/h. Berlin and Stockholm are both facing bitterly cold days, with temperatures not exceeding freezing and mixed precipitation expected. Meanwhile, Madrid will experience temperatures between 3 and 10 degrees, while Riga remains cold with a chance of light snow. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.