4. German Interceptor Drone Manufacturer Tytan to Launch New Plant Tytan Technologies is set to open a new plant in Munich to meet the rising demand for drone countermeasure systems. The facility is expected to produce up to 3,000 autonomous interceptors each month, with operations commencing in August.

5. US conducts strikes on Iran after attack on cargo ship In response to an attack on a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz, the US military has launched strikes on Iranian targets. President Trump condemned the incident as a violation of the truce, although no casualties were reported from the drone attack on the vessel.

to Russia, signaling a potential path towards negotiations. Zelensky emphasized that the Kremlin has been informed that a meeting to discuss ending the war is feasible. 6. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has confirmed that the nation has submitted its peace proposals to Russia, signaling a potential path towards negotiations. Zelensky emphasized that the Kremlin has been informed that a meeting to discuss ending the war is feasible.

possible 100 percent tariff on goods in response to their plans for a digital tax. This threat follows ongoing tensions regarding trade policies and could significantly impact transatlantic economic relations. 7. In a bold move, US President Donald Trump has warned European nations of a possible 100 percent tariff on goods in response to their plans for a digital tax. This threat follows ongoing tensions regarding trade policies and could significantly impact transatlantic economic relations.

into the Mediterranean due to climate change. This species poses a health risk due to its potent neurotoxin, prompting authorities to encourage the removal of these toxic fish from local waters. 8. Greek fishermen are being incentivized to catch the invasive silver-cheeked toadfish, which is migrating into the Mediterranean due to climate change. This species poses a health risk due to its potent neurotoxin, prompting authorities to encourage the removal of these toxic fish from local waters. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced a 40-day operation by the State Security Service aimed at exerting pressure on Russia to conclude the ongoing war. This decision follows a meeting with SBU chief Major General Yevhenii Khmara, who outlined a comprehensive strategy involving long-range and medium-range sanctions, alongside the results achieved thus far. In corporate news, German automaker Volkswagen is reportedly planning to eliminate approximately 100,000 jobs, which represents nearly one-sixth of its workforce exceeding 650,000. This move, detailed in a report by Manager Magazin, suggests a significant escalation from the previously announced reduction of 50,000 jobs by 2030, with CEO Oliver Blume also indicating the closure of four factories and potential spin-offs. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 14 to 27 degrees with sunny riga will have a warm day. In London, 19 to 32 degrees with patchy rain possible. In Paris, 21 to 38 degrees with patchy rain possible a scorching day is predicted for paris. In Brussels, 20 to 35 degrees with moderate rain. In Berlin, 22 to 39 degrees with moderate rain a scorching day is predicted for berlin. In Stockholm, 16 to 28 degrees with patchy rain possible stockholm will have a warm day. In Madrid, 21 to 35 degrees with sunny. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Spain implements mass amnesty for migrants Spain is currently enacting a mass amnesty for undocumented immigrants, diverging from the trend seen in other European nations. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's Socialist government is promoting this policy to support economic growth, though it faces significant opposition, particularly from far-right groups.

5. Christmas market attacker sentenced to life in Germany A German court has sentenced Taleb Al-Abdulmohsen to life in prison for a deadly attack on a Christmas market in Magdeburg in 2024, which resulted in six fatalities. The 51-year-old Saudi national was found guilty of murder, with prosecutors detailing the severity of the crime.

dominance by offering more affordable products with broader global appeal. Experts suggest that this strategy could shift the balance in the rapidly evolving technology landscape. 6. In the ongoing AI competition, Chinese companies are positioning themselves to challenge U.S. dominance by offering more affordable products with broader global appeal. Experts suggest that this strategy could shift the balance in the rapidly evolving technology landscape.

Firefighters are currently battling the blaze on moorland, as the extreme temperatures have created a heightened risk of fire across the region. 7. A wildfire has erupted in Glossop, Derbyshire, fueled by a record heat wave sweeping across the UK. Firefighters are currently battling the blaze on moorland, as the extreme temperatures have created a heightened risk of fire across the region.

brace for potential escalations from Russia. Following a meeting in Gdansk, he highlighted the ongoing instability in the region and the necessity for countries bordering Russia to remain vigilant. 8. Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk has emphasized the need for NATO's eastern flank to brace for potential escalations from Russia. Following a meeting in Gdansk, he highlighted the ongoing instability in the region and the necessity for countries bordering Russia to remain vigilant. Shark sightings have prompted authorities to close several beaches in Sydney for the fourth consecutive day, including the iconic Bondi Beach. Rescue workers and drones have been deployed to monitor the situation as concerns grow over the presence of sharks in the area. In Ayodhya, a controversy has erupted surrounding the Ram Mandir, with allegations of embezzlement involving donations worth millions of rupees. This comes two-and-a-half years after the temple was inaugurated by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, reigniting tensions in the historically significant city. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 15 to 21 degrees with patchy rain possible mild temperatures are expected in riga. In London, 22 to 36 degrees with sunny. In Paris, 26 to 38 degrees with sunny a scorching day is predicted for paris. In Brussels, 24 to 36 degrees with sunny a scorching day is predicted for brussels. In Berlin, 18 to 34 degrees with sunny. In Stockholm, 13 to 24 degrees with sunny stockholm will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Madrid, 21 to 32 degrees with sunny. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Brussels Tightens Regulations on US Cloud Providers The European Commission has announced stricter regulations for cloud services offered by Microsoft and Amazon. This preliminary measure aims to foster a fair and competitive cloud market in Europe while promoting local providers, marking a significant step towards tech sovereignty.

5. Major Textile Waste Raid in Italy Authorities in Italy have uncovered a substantial illegal export operation involving textile waste destined for Turkey. The European Anti-Fraud Office reports that several thousand tons of waste were seized, highlighting ongoing issues with environmental compliance in the textile industry.

escalating extreme heat across Europe. They emphasize that climate change is intensifying heat waves, while the EU's commitment to its Green Deal has been compromised in favor of economic growth. 6. The Greens are urging an emergency summit of EU leaders in response to the escalating extreme heat across Europe. They emphasize that climate change is intensifying heat waves, while the EU's commitment to its Green Deal has been compromised in favor of economic growth.

Ukraine the current victor in its conflict with Russia. This marks a significant shift from Trump's previous criticisms of Zelensky, reflecting a changing perspective on the war. 7. In a surprising turn, former US President Trump has praised Ukrainian President Zelensky, declaring Ukraine the current victor in its conflict with Russia. This marks a significant shift from Trump's previous criticisms of Zelensky, reflecting a changing perspective on the war.

children at no extra cost. This change comes after an investigation into the airline's previous practices, with free seat allocations now communicated to families post check-in. 8. Ryanair has updated its family seating policy, allowing parents to sit with their young children at no extra cost. This change comes after an investigation into the airline's previous practices, with free seat allocations now communicated to families post check-in. Ukraine has received €3.2 billion as the first disbursement under the European Union’s €90 billion support loan, Ursula von der Leyen has announced. The funds will help cover Kyiv’s budgetary gaps and ensure financial stability, with a second disbursement dedicated to drone production and worth about €6 billion expected to be unveiled soon. At an upcoming summit in Ankara, NATO allies are set to pledge billions in arms deals and aid for Ukraine. This meeting will highlight Europe’s effort to take on more responsibility for the continent’s deterrence and defense as the U.S. shifts focus to other priorities. U.S. defense chief Pete Hegseth recently announced a six-month review of the American military presence in Europe. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 12 to 20 degrees with partly cloudy mild temperatures are expected in riga. In London, 20 to 32 degrees with sunny. In Paris, 25 to 41 degrees with patchy rain possible a scorching day is predicted for paris. In Brussels, 23 to 35 degrees with sunny. In Berlin, 21 to 34 degrees with sunny. In Stockholm, 13 to 22 degrees with patchy rain possible stockholm will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Madrid, 23 to 32 degrees with sunny. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Ukraine employs AI drones in strikes Ukraine has intensified its offensive against Russian targets by deploying AI-powered Hornet drones. This strategic move aims to disrupt Russian supply lines and infrastructure, enhancing Ukraine's operational capabilities in the ongoing conflict.

5. UK experiences record heat in June The United Kingdom has recorded its hottest June day ever, with temperatures reaching 36.1 degrees Celsius in Gosport, Hampshire. This heatwave is part of a broader trend affecting many parts of Europe, prompting health warnings across the region.

reaching an astonishing 122.4 decibels. The 58-year-old's vocal prowess has been likened to the sound of a jet taking off, showcasing a unique talent that has now gained international recognition. 6. Joseph McGrail-Bateup from Australia has set a remarkable world record for the loudest scream, reaching an astonishing 122.4 decibels. The 58-year-old's vocal prowess has been likened to the sound of a jet taking off, showcasing a unique talent that has now gained international recognition.

into an alleged attempt to sabotage the country's gas supply. The Federal Prosecutor’s Office confirmed that searches were carried out at the premises of a Russian suspect, raising concerns over national security and energy stability. 7. German authorities have conducted raids in Berlin and Frankfurt as part of an investigation into an alleged attempt to sabotage the country's gas supply. The Federal Prosecutor’s Office confirmed that searches were carried out at the premises of a Russian suspect, raising concerns over national security and energy stability.

live facial recognition technology to combat rising crime rates. Commissioner Mark Rowley emphasized the need for these tools, stating that the evolution of criminal activity necessitates a more advanced approach to law enforcement in the capital. 8. The Metropolitan Police in London are set to enhance their use of drones and live facial recognition technology to combat rising crime rates. Commissioner Mark Rowley emphasized the need for these tools, stating that the evolution of criminal activity necessitates a more advanced approach to law enforcement in the capital. Elon Musk has lost his trillionaire status less than a fortnight after reaching the milestone, as fluctuations in the share prices of SpaceX and Tesla impact his wealth. Musk had made history as the world’s first paper trillionaire earlier in June, following the successful float of his SpaceX rocket company. Tragically, two workers for a Norwegian charity involved in demining efforts in Ukraine have been killed in a Russian strike. The Oslo-based humanitarian organization Norwegian People’s Aid confirmed the deaths of its colleagues, highlighting the ongoing dangers faced by aid workers in conflict zones. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 13 to 21 degrees with patchy rain possible riga will experience a pleasantly warm today. In London, 20 to 32 degrees with sunny. In Paris, 25 to 40 degrees with sunny a scorching day is predicted for paris. In Brussels, 23 to 35 degrees with sunny. In Berlin, 22 to 33 degrees with sunny. In Stockholm, 13 to 23 degrees with patchy rain possible stockholm will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Madrid, 23 to 32 degrees with sunny. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. UK voters express mixed feelings about leadership Recent polling indicates that while UK voters wanted Labour leader Keir Starmer to step down, they are not in favor of an immediate succession by Andy Burnham. This reflects a desire for a more measured approach to leadership changes within the party.

5. EU plans migrant return hubs European Union countries are considering the establishment of migrant return hubs in Rwanda and Uzbekistan. Officials emphasize that human rights protections will be a priority in these agreements, with international organizations expected to oversee compliance.

weather conditions, raising fears of landslides. The warning comes as heavy rains continue to batter the area, prompting emergency services to prepare for potential rescues. 6. Authorities in Nagasaki have advised residents to evacuate as the region faces severe weather conditions, raising fears of landslides. The warning comes as heavy rains continue to batter the area, prompting emergency services to prepare for potential rescues.

450 years for their involvement in a violent protest outside an immigration detention facility. Among them, a former Marine was sentenced to 100 years for attempted murder of a police officer during the riot. 7. In Texas, eight individuals with alleged ties to Antifa have received combined sentences totaling 450 years for their involvement in a violent protest outside an immigration detention facility. Among them, a former Marine was sentenced to 100 years for attempted murder of a police officer during the riot.

blacklist that associates the company with the Chinese military. The e-commerce giant argues that the designation is unfounded and detrimental to its business operations, as the US Department of Defense claims compliance with Chinese regulations equates to military affiliation. 8. Alibaba has filed a lawsuit against the US government, seeking removal from a Pentagon blacklist that associates the company with the Chinese military. The e-commerce giant argues that the designation is unfounded and detrimental to its business operations, as the US Department of Defense claims compliance with Chinese regulations equates to military affiliation. All trains across Germany were brought to a standstill late on Tuesday due to a nationwide disruption of the digital railway radio system, as confirmed by operator Deutsche Bahn. The outage affected all services, causing significant delays and cancellations across the country. In Albania, protests have intensified against the construction of luxury resorts linked to the Trump family, with demonstrators gathering daily in the streets of Tirana for over three weeks. The movement, dubbed the 'flamingo revolution', is in response to concerns over the impact of the resorts on local wildlife, particularly the protected flamingos that nest on the island where the developments are planned. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 11 to 21 degrees with patchy rain possible riga will experience a pleasantly warm today. In London, 22 to 35 degrees with sunny. In Paris, 24 to 41 degrees with sunny a scorching day is predicted for paris. In Brussels, 21 to 35 degrees with sunny. In Berlin, 18 to 32 degrees with sunny. In Stockholm, 14 to 22 degrees with patchy rain possible stockholm will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Madrid, 25 to 38 degrees with sunny a scorching day is predicted for madrid. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. EU Leaders in Cash Dispute As the EU summit continues in Brussels, leaders are preparing for intense discussions over budget allocations. The talks, which extended late into the night, are focused on financial strategies as European Council President António Costa seeks to initiate negotiations on future funding.

5. Macron and Merz Criticize EU's Approach to Putin French President Emmanuel Macron and German politician Friedrich Merz have expressed strong discontent with the EU's stance on negotiations with Russia. They were supported by leaders from several anti-Russia nations, emphasizing that the EU should not act as a mediator in these discussions.

Minister António Costa's chief of staff as "misguided." This statement follows revelations that Pedro Lourtie contacted a senior Russian official, prompting outrage among EU members who felt blindsided by the initiative. 6. Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas has described the outreach to Russia by Portuguese Prime Minister António Costa's chief of staff as "misguided." This statement follows revelations that Pedro Lourtie contacted a senior Russian official, prompting outrage among EU members who felt blindsided by the initiative.

Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia expressing their fury over the calls with the Kremlin. Diplomatic sources indicate that many leaders were unaware of the communications until they were reported in the media, heightening tensions within the bloc. 7. The backlash from EU leaders has been particularly strong among the Baltic states, with Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia expressing their fury over the calls with the Kremlin. Diplomatic sources indicate that many leaders were unaware of the communications until they were reported in the media, heightening tensions within the bloc.

a three-year-old boy fell into a crocodile enclosure at a zoo. The child has sustained serious injuries and remains in critical condition, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident. 8. In the UK, police have arrested a man on suspicion of attempted murder after a three-year-old boy fell into a crocodile enclosure at a zoo. The child has sustained serious injuries and remains in critical condition, prompting an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the incident. Ukraine has launched a significant drone attack on Moscow, targeting an oil refinery in the early hours of Thursday. The assault resulted in at least 17 injuries, according to reports. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed on social media that Kyiv also struck locations in Russia's Rostov region and in the occupied territories of Ukraine. In diplomatic news, Israel's foreign minister has announced plans to sever all contact with a top EU diplomat. The announcement follows a statement from the EU expressing support for a two-state solution and condemning Israeli settlements in the West Bank, which were described as a barrier to peace. The foreign minister's remarks highlight the growing tensions between Israel and the EU. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 12 to 22 degrees with partly cloudy riga will experience a pleasantly warm today. In London, 16 to 30 degrees with sunny london will have a warm day. In Paris, 20 to 37 degrees with patchy rain possible a scorching day is predicted for paris. In Brussels, 19 to 32 degrees with patchy rain possible. In Berlin, 19 to 34 degrees with patchy rain possible. In Stockholm, 12 to 24 degrees with partly cloudy stockholm will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Madrid, 22 to 36 degrees with patchy rain possible. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Shipping industry cautious over Strait of Hormuz Despite a potential deal between the United States and Iran to ease tensions, the global shipping industry remains hesitant to resume navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. Concerns over sea mines, rising insurance costs, and a lack of confidence due to ongoing military activity persist.

5. Europe faces synthetic opioid challenges The European Union Drugs Agency has reported that a new psychoactive substance emerges on the continent's drug market approximately every week. Officials warn that synthetic opioids are particularly dangerous, with even a single gram potentially containing thousands of lethal doses.

week, with reports indicating that air defences intercepted 180 UAVs. However, several drones successfully struck the facility, highlighting the ongoing conflict's impact on Russian energy infrastructure. 6. Ukraine has launched drone attacks targeting Moscow’s oil refinery for the second time this week, with reports indicating that air defences intercepted 180 UAVs. However, several drones successfully struck the facility, highlighting the ongoing conflict's impact on Russian energy infrastructure.

medium-range strike drones for Ukraine as part of a bilateral cooperation initiative. The project, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Defense, aims to bolster Ukraine's unmanned systems capabilities under the Build with Ukraine program. 7. In a significant development, the Netherlands is set to begin production of long-range and medium-range strike drones for Ukraine as part of a bilateral cooperation initiative. The project, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Defense, aims to bolster Ukraine's unmanned systems capabilities under the Build with Ukraine program.

supplies, suggesting that the peninsula may soon become an "island." He emphasized that this tactic could lead to unforeseen consequences for Russia's control over the region. 8. Ukraine’s Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov has announced a strategy to isolate Crimea from Russian supplies, suggesting that the peninsula may soon become an "island." He emphasized that this tactic could lead to unforeseen consequences for Russia's control over the region. US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has emphasized the need for Europe to spearhead the development of a revamped “NATO 3.0” during a speech in Brussels. Hegseth stated that the alliance must evolve into a more robust military coalition, highlighting the importance of a strong European leadership in addressing contemporary security challenges. His remarks come ahead of a crucial NATO meeting scheduled for Thursday. In a significant statement regarding the ongoing conflict, Ukraine’s Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov announced that Kyiv is actively working to isolate Crimea from Russian supplies, which he believes will ultimately sever the peninsula from Moscow's control. Fedorov indicated that the use of drones is central to this strategy, suggesting that Crimea could soon become effectively cut off, likening it to an island. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 11 to 22 degrees with patchy rain possible riga will experience a pleasantly warm today. In London, 15 to 27 degrees with partly cloudy london will have a warm day. In Paris, 18 to 37 degrees with patchy rain possible a scorching day is predicted for paris. In Brussels, 16 to 30 degrees with sunny brussels will have a warm day. In Berlin, 17 to 27 degrees with patchy rain possible berlin will have a warm day. In Stockholm, 10 to 20 degrees with patchy rain possible mild temperatures are expected in stockholm. In Madrid, 22 to 35 degrees with sunny. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Ukraine's Defence Minister discusses Crimea's isolation Ukrainian Defence Minister Mykhailo Fedorov stated that Kyiv is actively isolating Crimea from Russian supplies, suggesting the peninsula could soon become an island. He emphasized that this strategy could lead to unforeseen consequences for Moscow's control over the region.

5. Netanyahu claims success against Iran's nuclear threat Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu asserted that military actions against Iran have effectively delayed the country's nuclear ambitions. He claimed these efforts have safeguarded Israel from the potential threat of nuclear annihilation, noting that Iran was rapidly advancing towards nuclear capability prior to recent conflicts.

pedestrians and local businesses. Critics argue that these autonomous vehicles pose safety risks and could disrupt foot traffic in busy urban areas. 6. The rise of delivery robots has sparked significant backlash, particularly from pedestrians and local businesses. Critics argue that these autonomous vehicles pose safety risks and could disrupt foot traffic in busy urban areas.

nuclear weapons, aligning its policies with NATO's deterrence strategy. This move follows Finland's accession to the alliance in 2023, allowing for the possession and transport of nuclear arms within the country. 7. In a landmark decision, Finland's parliament has voted to lift its total ban on nuclear weapons, aligning its policies with NATO's deterrence strategy. This move follows Finland's accession to the alliance in 2023, allowing for the possession and transport of nuclear arms within the country.

social media ban for minors, unlike initiatives being considered in France and the UK. While she acknowledges concerns over youth safety online, Meloni remains unconvinced that a ban is the best solution. 8. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has announced that her government will not pursue a social media ban for minors, unlike initiatives being considered in France and the UK. While she acknowledges concerns over youth safety online, Meloni remains unconvinced that a ban is the best solution. Germany and Poland signed a new defense agreement on Wednesday, aiming to enhance military cooperation in response to shifting power dynamics in Europe. This pact marks a significant step in mending relations between the two nations, which have historically been complicated. The agreement comes amid rising tensions with Russia and concerns regarding the level of US engagement in European security matters. In a related development, former US President Donald Trump announced plans to visit India, signaling a thaw in the previously frosty relationship with Prime Minister Narendra Modi. During a recent discussion, Trump expressed his commitment to protecting India's interests, indicating a potential shift in diplomatic ties between the two nations. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 11 to 22 degrees with partly cloudy riga will experience a pleasantly warm today. In London, 15 to 27 degrees with partly cloudy london will have a warm day. In Paris, 18 to 37 degrees with patchy rain possible a scorching day is predicted for paris. In Brussels, 16 to 30 degrees with sunny brussels will have a warm day. In Berlin, 17 to 27 degrees with patchy rain possible berlin will have a warm day. In Stockholm, 10 to 20 degrees with patchy rain possible mild temperatures are expected in stockholm. In Madrid, 22 to 34 degrees with sunny. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Ireland to introduce some of Europe’s ‘strictest’ rules on short-term lets, says Minister Ireland is preparing to implement some of the strictest regulations on short-term lets in Europe. Minister for Housing James Browne presented a Short-Term Letting Bill to the Cabinet, which includes a new register to align long-term hosts with legal requirements.

5. Germany records first population decline since 2020 amid migration drop Germany's population has declined for the first time since 2020, with official figures showing a drop of about 110,000 people last year. The Federal Statistical Office attributes this decrease to a natural population decline, where deaths have outpaced births, alongside a reduction in migration.

Zelenskyy, calling him "young and inexperienced." He stated that his previous comments were misinterpreted and were a reaction to perceived threats from Ukraine. 6. Belarus leader Aliaksandr Lukashenka has expressed regret towards Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, calling him "young and inexperienced." He stated that his previous comments were misinterpreted and were a reaction to perceived threats from Ukraine.

interoperability requirements set forth by the European Union's Digital Markets Act. The agency is scrutinizing whether Apple allows competing cloud services to operate seamlessly with its systems at no cost. 7. Italy's Competition Authority has initiated an investigation into Apple regarding its adherence to the interoperability requirements set forth by the European Union's Digital Markets Act. The agency is scrutinizing whether Apple allows competing cloud services to operate seamlessly with its systems at no cost.

The suspects reportedly spent three years trapping and collecting these animals, transporting them to holding facilities before selling them to traders for profit. 8. In Vietnam, police, alongside a welfare group, have rescued hundreds of cats that were stolen for food. The suspects reportedly spent three years trapping and collecting these animals, transporting them to holding facilities before selling them to traders for profit. Fragile quiet in Lebanon as a recent US-Iran truce leaves many unanswered questions. Many Lebanese remain doubtful that the agreement could finally mean the end of the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah, as tensions continue to simmer in the region. In Venezuela, a significant deal has been signed with US energy giant General Electric to rebuild the country's power grid. This agreement marks a notable step in the ongoing cooperation between US firms and Venezuela’s interim government, as efforts to restore essential services gain momentum. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 11 to 18 degrees with patchy rain possible mild temperatures are expected in riga. In London, 13 to 25 degrees with partly cloudy london will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Paris, 18 to 29 degrees with sunny paris will have a warm day. In Brussels, 14 to 25 degrees with patchy rain possible brussels will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Berlin, 8 to 22 degrees with sunny berlin will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Stockholm, 10 to 12 degrees with moderate rain a slightly cool ambiance awaits stockholm on today. In Madrid, 19 to 32 degrees with sunny. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. ‘Russia-linked’ men found guilty of attacks on UK premier’s properties Two men have been convicted of arson attacks targeting properties associated with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer. The individuals, identified as Ukrainian national Roman Lavrynovych and Romanian national Stanislav Carpiuc, were reportedly acting on instructions linked to Russia.

5. UK hits Russia with fresh energy sanctions at G7 The UK has announced new energy sanctions against Russia during the G7 meeting, with Prime Minister Starmer highlighting an agreement to support the supply of enriched uranium to Ukraine’s Energoatom. This deal, worth £210 million, aims to bolster Ukraine's nuclear capabilities amid ongoing tensions with Russia.

that could prevent Viktor Orbán from returning to power. This constitutional amendment reflects Prime Minister Peter Magyar's commitment to significant political changes following his election campaign. 6. The Hungarian parliament has approved an eight-year term limit for prime ministers, a move that could prevent Viktor Orbán from returning to power. This constitutional amendment reflects Prime Minister Peter Magyar's commitment to significant political changes following his election campaign.

were found illegally killed. Two bears were shot, while the third was poisoned, prompting calls for a thorough investigation into these incidents to protect wildlife. 7. In Greece, the environmental organization Kallisto is raising alarms after three brown bears were found illegally killed. Two bears were shot, while the third was poisoned, prompting calls for a thorough investigation into these incidents to protect wildlife.

of Hormuz could be deployed within days. This initiative, developed in collaboration with the U.K. and other nations, aims to ensure the safety of a critical route for global oil and gas shipments once hostilities cease. 8. French President Emmanuel Macron has announced that a maritime mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz could be deployed within days. This initiative, developed in collaboration with the U.K. and other nations, aims to ensure the safety of a critical route for global oil and gas shipments once hostilities cease. In the Middle East and around the globe, there is cautious relief following a deal aimed at ending a damaging war. While some world leaders have praised the agreement, many in the region remain skeptical, emphasizing that crucial details still need to be addressed and warning that the accord could easily unravel. In Sweden, a trial has commenced for a former army consultant accused of attempted espionage for Russia. The 34-year-old, who worked as an IT consultant for the military from 2018 to 2022, is alleged to have attempted to pass classified information to Russian intelligence services. Turning to the weather. In Riga, 9 to 15 degrees with moderate rain a slightly cool ambiance awaits riga on today. In London, 12 to 22 degrees with partly cloudy london will experience a pleasantly warm today. In Paris, 12 to 29 degrees with sunny paris will have a warm day. In Brussels, 8 to 21 degrees with partly cloudy mild temperatures are expected in brussels. In Berlin, 11 to 20 degrees with patchy rain possible mild temperatures are expected in berlin. In Stockholm, 8 to 15 degrees with moderate rain a slightly cool ambiance awaits stockholm on today. In Madrid, 19 to 31 degrees with patchy rain possible. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.