4. EU must remain vigilant and ready to respond to threats, Macron says In Brussels, President Emmanuel Macron emphasized the need for the European Union to stay alert and prepared for potential threats. His remarks came ahead of an emergency summit to address concerns over Trump's intentions regarding Greenland.

5. EU must ‘move towards creating European army’, Spanish FM tells Euronews Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares urged the European Union to consider establishing a European army. Speaking at the World Economic Forum, he stressed the importance of Europe asserting its values, particularly in light of rising military threats from certain nations.

The vessel, which set sail from Murmansk, is suspected of violating international sanctions aimed at curbing Russian oil exports. 6. France has successfully seized the oil tanker Grinch, believed to be part of Russia's sanction-busting fleet. The vessel, which set sail from Murmansk, is suspected of violating international sanctions aimed at curbing Russian oil exports.

lack of decisive action against authoritarian regimes like Iran. He emphasized that Europe's reliance on symbolic gestures instead of tangible power is exacerbating global security threats. 7. In a stark address at Davos, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized Europe for its lack of decisive action against authoritarian regimes like Iran. He emphasized that Europe's reliance on symbolic gestures instead of tangible power is exacerbating global security threats.

European Parliament. The motion, which aimed to dismiss her over the EU–Mercosur trade deal, failed to secure the necessary support, marking the fourth unsuccessful attempt to challenge her leadership in recent months. Next. 8. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has survived a no-confidence vote in the European Parliament. The motion, which aimed to dismiss her over the EU–Mercosur trade deal, failed to secure the necessary support, marking the fourth unsuccessful attempt to challenge her leadership in recent months. Next. Three Belgian football fans have been sentenced to prison in Kazakhstan after dressing up as the fictional character Borat. The Belgian foreign ministry is currently monitoring the situation and providing consular support to the individuals involved. The character, created by British actor Sacha Baron Cohen, is known for its satirical portrayal of Kazakhstan. In a separate development, Japan has halted operations at the world's largest nuclear power plant just hours after it was restarted. An alarm was triggered during the reactor start-up procedures at the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa plant, although officials have stated that the reactor remains stable. The restart had been delayed by a day prior to the incident. Turning to the weather. In Riga, -8 degrees with sunny riga can expect a bitterly cold day. In London, 7 to 9 degrees with patchy rain possible. In Paris, 5 to 9 degrees with patchy rain possible. In Brussels, 5 to 9 degrees with patchy rain possible. In Berlin, 0 degrees with sunny berlin can expect a bitterly cold day. In Stockholm, -2 degrees with light snow stockholm can expect a bitterly cold day. In Madrid, 3 to 7 degrees with moderate rain. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. UK upper house approves social media ban for under-16s The UK’s House of Lords has voted in favor of a ban on social media usage for individuals under the age of 16. This move increases pressure on the government to implement similar regulations as seen in Australia, with Prime Minister Keir Starmer indicating that protecting children is a priority.

5. Bezos launches new satellite internet service Jeff Bezos is intensifying competition in the space sector with his company Blue Origin, which has announced a new satellite internet service called TeraWave. This initiative aims to rival Elon Musk’s Starlink, with plans to deploy 5,400 satellites to provide high-speed internet for businesses.

and other fossil fuels in electricity production. This milestone reflects a significant shift towards renewable energy sources, with wind and solar accounting for over 30 percent of the EU's total electricity generation last year. 6. For the first time in EU history, wind and solar energy have outpaced coal and other fossil fuels in electricity production. This milestone reflects a significant shift towards renewable energy sources, with wind and solar accounting for over 30 percent of the EU's total electricity generation last year.

The Netherlands has opted out, and Denmark has reportedly not even been invited, highlighting a growing reluctance among EU countries to engage with the initiative. 7. European nations are distancing themselves from former President Trump's proposed Board of Peace. The Netherlands has opted out, and Denmark has reportedly not even been invited, highlighting a growing reluctance among EU countries to engage with the initiative.

were killed by an Israeli airstrike on their vehicle. The Israeli military stated the strike targeted individuals involved in drone operations, raising concerns about the safety of journalists in conflict zones. 8. In a tragic incident in Gaza, three journalists, including a contributor from CBS News, were killed by an Israeli airstrike on their vehicle. The Israeli military stated the strike targeted individuals involved in drone operations, raising concerns about the safety of journalists in conflict zones. Donald Trump has rowed back on his threat to impose tariffs on the UK and NATO allies who opposed his ambitions to annex Greenland. Following discussions with NATO's chief, Trump announced they have "formed the framework of a future deal" for the Arctic region, easing tensions that had escalated earlier in the week. In Russia's Far East, record snowfall has left cars stuck and people stranded, marking the heaviest snowfall in 60 years. Scientists suggest this winter blast may be linked to climate change affecting Arctic air patterns. In the Kamchatka Peninsula, locals have been seen shovelling snow from the streets, while rescuers are assisting those trapped in their homes. Public transportation has been partially suspended due to the severe weather conditions. Turning to the weather. In Riga, -7 degrees with partly cloudy riga can expect a bitterly cold day. In London, 6 to 9 degrees with moderate rain. In Paris, 8 to 12 degrees with patchy rain possible a slightly cool ambiance awaits paris on today. In Brussels, 6 to 10 degrees with patchy rain possible. In Berlin, -2 to 1 degrees with sunny. In Stockholm, 0 degrees with light snow stockholm can expect a bitterly cold day. In Madrid, 3 to 9 degrees with patchy rain possible. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Oldest cave painting could rewrite origins of human creativity Researchers have identified a hand stencil from Sulawesi, Indonesia, as the oldest known cave painting. The red outline features reworked fingers that form a claw-like motif, suggesting an early development in human symbolic thought and creativity.

5. MEPs back three-hour deadline for delayed flight compensation and free hand luggage The European Parliament has approved a proposal requiring airlines to compensate passengers for delays of three hours or more. The legislation also mandates that airlines allow passengers to carry a small amount of hand luggage for free, a move welcomed by consumer advocates.

during his address at the World Economic Forum in Davos. He urged European allies to prioritize the conflict over distractions like the control of Greenland. 6. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte emphasized the importance of maintaining focus on Ukraine during his address at the World Economic Forum in Davos. He urged European allies to prioritize the conflict over distractions like the control of Greenland.

Authorities initially dismissed reports of the incident, but public outcry forced them to acknowledge the severity of the situation. 7. In Nigeria, over 160 Christians were kidnapped by gunmen during an attack on three churches in Kaduna state. Authorities initially dismissed reports of the incident, but public outcry forced them to acknowledge the severity of the situation.

it has led to increased defense spending across major economies. He noted that countries like Spain, Italy, and France are now committing to allocate 2 percent of their GDP to defense, a shift he attributes to Trump's influence. 8. Rutte also remarked that European nations should be grateful for Donald Trump's presidency, claiming it has led to increased defense spending across major economies. He noted that countries like Spain, Italy, and France are now committing to allocate 2 percent of their GDP to defense, a shift he attributes to Trump's influence. Police have arrested over 100 individuals in a significant drugs bust linked to 20 laboratories across Europe. This operation, led by European investigators, has dismantled a vast international synthetic drugs network based in Poland. Authorities seized more than 9.3 tonnes of narcotics during the crackdown, marking a major victory in the fight against drug trafficking. In Ukraine, a humanitarian crisis is unfolding as temperatures plummet to -20 degrees Celsius following intensified Russian attacks. Residents in affected areas are facing one of the harshest winters of the ongoing conflict. Despite the dire circumstances, many Ukrainians remain resilient, with reports indicating that the community is coming together to support one another during this challenging time. Turning to the weather. In Riga, -7 degrees with partly cloudy riga can expect a bitterly cold day. In London, 6 to 9 degrees with moderate rain. In Paris, 8 to 12 degrees with patchy rain possible a slightly cool ambiance awaits paris on today. In Brussels, 6 to 10 degrees with patchy rain possible. In Berlin, -2 to 1 degrees with sunny. In Stockholm, 0 degrees with light snow stockholm can expect a bitterly cold day. In Madrid, 2 to 7 degrees with patchy rain possible. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Azerbaijan's president on global power dynamics In an exclusive interview at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Azerbaijan's President Ilham Aliyev remarked that the global order is shifting from a system based on the rule of law to one dominated by the “rule of strength.” He highlighted the implications of this transition for international relations.

5. Australia intensifies drone patrols In response to a series of shark attacks over the past 48 hours, Australian authorities are increasing drone surveillance along the coast. Officials are advising the public to avoid ocean swimming and instead opt for local pools for safety.

technology from Chinese companies Huawei and ZTE across Germany and other EU nations. This move aims to establish a legal framework to prohibit technology from foreign firms deemed particularly risky. 6. The European Commission is pushing for a complete ban on the use of network technology from Chinese companies Huawei and ZTE across Germany and other EU nations. This move aims to establish a legal framework to prohibit technology from foreign firms deemed particularly risky.

President Donald Trump has criticized the United Kingdom's handling of the Chagos Islands, labeling it as "GREAT STUPIDITY." This statement comes a year after he expressed willingness for the UK to relinquish ownership of the archipelago, which includes the strategically important Diego Garcia. 7. Former U.S. President Donald Trump has criticized the United Kingdom's handling of the Chagos Islands, labeling it as "GREAT STUPIDITY." This statement comes a year after he expressed willingness for the UK to relinquish ownership of the archipelago, which includes the strategically important Diego Garcia.

This large-scale operation highlights concerns over the rise of extremist groups and their connections to international networks. 8. In Portugal, police have arrested 37 individuals linked to an ultra-right group accused of hate crimes. This large-scale operation highlights concerns over the rise of extremist groups and their connections to international networks. The European Parliament is planning to suspend approval of the US tariffs deal agreed in July, according to sources close to its international trade committee. The suspension is set to be announced in Strasbourg, France on Wednesday. This move would mark another escalation in tensions between the US and Europe, as Donald Trump intensifies his trade policies. In Syria, the military has announced a new four-day ceasefire with Kurdish-led forces following a previous agreement that fell through. There has been no immediate response from the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces. The two sides have been engaged in clashes for two weeks amid a breakdown in negotiations regarding the implementation of a deal to merge their forces. Turning to the weather. In Riga, -4 degrees with mist riga can expect a bitterly cold day. In London, 4 to 10 degrees with patchy rain possible. In Paris, 5 to 11 degrees with patchy rain possible. In Brussels, 2 to 10 degrees with sunny. In Berlin, -2 to 4 degrees with sunny. In Stockholm, 0 degrees with freezing fog stockholm can expect a bitterly cold day. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Australia increases drone surveillance after shark incidents In Australia, officials are urging beachgoers to avoid the water following four shark attacks in just two days. Lifesaving groups are recommending that people opt for local pools instead of the ocean for safety.

5. Archbishop questions U.S. military orders Archbishop Timothy P. Broglio has stated that it may be "morally acceptable" for U.S. troops to disobey certain orders, reflecting concerns over military policies under President Donald Trump. His remarks come amid ongoing discussions about U.S. military actions in Greenland.

Yassamin Ansari of Arizona has called for the immediate removal of former President Donald Trump, labeling him as "mentally ill" and advocating for the use of the 25th Amendment. Her comments come amid ongoing debates regarding Trump's mental fitness for office. 6. Rep. Yassamin Ansari of Arizona has called for the immediate removal of former President Donald Trump, labeling him as "mentally ill" and advocating for the use of the 25th Amendment. Her comments come amid ongoing debates regarding Trump's mental fitness for office.

power due to recent military activities in the area. This situation raises significant safety concerns, given the site's history as the location of the world's worst nuclear disaster. 7. The Chernobyl nuclear power plant in Ukraine has experienced a complete loss of off-site power due to recent military activities in the area. This situation raises significant safety concerns, given the site's history as the location of the world's worst nuclear disaster.

despite significant security concerns raised by lawmakers. Critics argue that the new embassy, which will be the largest for China in the UK, poses potential risks to national security and diplomatic relations. 8. The UK government has approved plans for a large Chinese embassy in central London, despite significant security concerns raised by lawmakers. Critics argue that the new embassy, which will be the largest for China in the UK, poses potential risks to national security and diplomatic relations. Bruce Springsteen has voiced his opposition to Donald Trump and the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency (ICE) during a recent concert. The music icon stirred emotions among attendees as he highlighted the ongoing divisions within the United States regarding immigration policies. His remarks come amid heightened scrutiny of ICE and its practices. In a significant diplomatic move, French President Emmanuel Macron has proposed inviting Russian representatives to a last-minute G7 meeting scheduled for Thursday in Paris. This invitation is set against the backdrop of an upcoming special summit in Brussels, where EU leaders will discuss relations with the United States. Macron's initiative aims to foster dialogue amid ongoing tensions. Turning to the weather. In Riga, -6 degrees with sunny riga can expect a bitterly cold day. In London, 4 to 10 degrees with patchy rain possible. In Paris, 4 to 12 degrees with patchy rain possible a slightly cool ambiance awaits paris on today. In Brussels, 2 to 10 degrees with sunny. In Berlin, -1 to 4 degrees with sunny. In Stockholm, 0 degrees with freezing fog stockholm can expect a bitterly cold day. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Musk asks if he should buy Ryanair after demanding CEO Michael O’Leary is fired Elon Musk has sparked controversy by suggesting he might purchase Ryanair, following his call for the dismissal of CEO Michael O’Leary. This latest development is part of Musk's ongoing public disputes and social media engagements.

5. Macron to invite Russia to last-minute G7 meeting in Paris French President Emmanuel Macron has proposed inviting Russian representatives to a G7 meeting scheduled for Thursday in Paris. This invitation comes just before EU leaders head to Brussels for a special summit on US relations.

over its strategic plans regarding the Indian Ocean, specifically concerning the island of Diego Garcia. This comes amid heightened tensions related to the ongoing Greenland crisis. 6. In a surprising turn of events, US President Donald Trump has criticized Great Britain over its strategic plans regarding the Indian Ocean, specifically concerning the island of Diego Garcia. This comes amid heightened tensions related to the ongoing Greenland crisis.

United States, sparking discussions on social media. While this tradition is seen as essential in Germany, it has reportedly caused some relationship strains as Americans grapple with the concept. 7. The German practice of Lüften, or airing out homes, has gone viral in the United States, sparking discussions on social media. While this tradition is seen as essential in Germany, it has reportedly caused some relationship strains as Americans grapple with the concept.

As the economic and geopolitical implications become clearer, EU leaders are focusing on dialogue and diplomacy while preparing for potential challenges ahead. 8. NATO sources have expressed optimism that President Trump may reconsider his tariff threats against the EU. As the economic and geopolitical implications become clearer, EU leaders are focusing on dialogue and diplomacy while preparing for potential challenges ahead. In a significant diplomatic clash, former U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 200 percent tariffs on French wine following a perceived snub from President Macron regarding a peace board. A French official responded, stating that such tariff threats are both "unacceptable and ineffective." Meanwhile, the Republic of Moldova is set to leave the Commonwealth of Independent States, marking a decisive break from its Soviet past. Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi announced the move during an interview, emphasizing the need to repeal the founding documents of the CIS. In weather news, a general outlook for Europe shows varied conditions across the continent. Expect mild temperatures around 10 degrees in Riga, while cities like Berlin and Paris will see cooler conditions. London and Brussels are likely to experience overcast skies, while Stockholm remains chilly. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

4. Europe’s ambitious transport network plan going off the rails An audit reveals that the EU is set to miss its 2030 deadline for completing its core transport network, known as the Trans-European Transport Network. Delays and cost overruns are plaguing major rail, road, and waterway projects critical for connecting key ports and population centers across the continent.

5. Russia gloats over Greenland tensions Tensions surrounding Greenland have drawn attention, with Russian officials expressing satisfaction over the situation. Former President Trump had previously warned of Russian and Chinese military activity in the Arctic, suggesting a strategic interest in the region that has raised international concerns.

linking it to his ongoing demand for control of Greenland. In a letter to Norway's Prime Minister, he stated that he no longer feels compelled to prioritize peace efforts. 6. US President Donald Trump has expressed frustration over not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize, linking it to his ongoing demand for control of Greenland. In a letter to Norway's Prime Minister, he stated that he no longer feels compelled to prioritize peace efforts.

after authorities discovered a rifle on his yacht at a Black Sea resort. Charles Wayne Zimmerman was convicted of illegally transporting weapons, according to court officials. 7. An American man has been sentenced to five years in a Russian prison after authorities discovered a rifle on his yacht at a Black Sea resort. Charles Wayne Zimmerman was convicted of illegally transporting weapons, according to court officials.

for those purchasing or leasing electric vehicles. This initiative aims to encourage the adoption of electric cars, with an estimated 800,000 vehicles expected to benefit from the program. 8. Germany is set to introduce a new funding bonus of up to 6,000 euros for those purchasing or leasing electric vehicles. This initiative aims to encourage the adoption of electric cars, with an estimated 800,000 vehicles expected to benefit from the program. In a significant development, the Kremlin has claimed that Russian President Vladimir Putin has been invited to join U.S. President Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace” for Gaza. Moscow is currently evaluating the proposal as tensions in the region continue to escalate. Meanwhile, the European Union is considering a €93 billion retaliation against potential tariffs imposed by Trump over Greenland. Diplomatic sources indicate that discussions are ongoing, with officials weighing various options to respond should the tariffs be enacted. Turning to the weather, it's a chilly day across Europe. Riga is experiencing bitterly cold temperatures around -6 degrees, while Stockholm is also facing freezing conditions with similar temperatures. In contrast, London and Paris are slightly warmer, with temperatures reaching 10 and 12 degrees respectively, though both cities are expecting patchy rain. Meanwhile, Brussels will see cool weather with temperatures around 10 degrees and gentle breezes throughout the day. Thank you for listening to EUR Radio News.

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.