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Europe is shaped by decisions made across borders, from the continent’s response to Russia’s war in Ukraine to debates over sanctions and military support. These choices affect security, diplomacy and the daily lives of people across the region.

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OnePlus ends phone releases in US and Europe, further reducing smartphone choice

  • OnePlus discontinuing North American and European smartphone releases; only India and China will receive new devices
  • Existing phones transition to Oppo's ColorOS software; reflects consolidation under parent company
  • US market loses Chinese competitor; Samsung and Apple face reduced competition and pricing pressure eases

OnePlus promises to continue supporting the phones it's already released.

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Could China and Russia really destroy Starlink? Only with a boomerang.

  • Leaked documents reveal deeper China-Russia military cooperation, including anti-Starlink plans.
  • Starlink remains vital to Ukraine and US military operations.
  • China's reusable rocket progress may narrow the satellite gap with SpaceX.

An investigation by The Insider, Der Spiegel and Le Monde has revealed documents suggesting China and Russia are cooperating far more closely than previously acknowledged on military technology, including strategies aimed at countering SpaceX's Starlink satellite broadband network. Ars Technica examined the claims with former US defence officials…

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Boris in the Kill Zone: Incoming missiles at 4am, death by the roadside, racing between safe houses in a Land Cruiser called Daisy… Boris Johnson’s terrifying (and top secret) journey to the Ukraine frontline

  • Boris Johnson made a secret, high-risk trip to Ukraine's frontline.
  • Missiles reportedly struck at 4am during the visit.
  • He was moved between safe houses in a Land Cruiser called "Daisy".

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson undertook a secretive and dangerous journey to the Ukrainian frontline, an account that reveals the scale of risk involved in such visits amid the ongoing Russian invasion. The trip reportedly involved incoming missile strikes in the early hours, evidence of fatalities near…

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‘Odysseus’ TV Series Readied By ‘Stranger Things’ Exec, ‘Halo’ Director & Greek Outfit Tanweer

  • Television adaptation of the Odysseus myth in development from U.S. and Greek producers
  • Showrunner Karl Gajdusek (Stranger Things) planning historically grounded approach to ancient Greek storytelling
  • Director Roel Reiné to lead production launching 2027 in Greece and Armenia

EXCLUSIVE: Independent European-U.S. TV series Odysseus is being readied in the slipstream of glowing reviews for Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster movie The Odyssey. Tanweer, the Greek distributor of Nolan’s film, is producing the new and unrelated TV series out of Athens, with Karl Gajdusek, Jordan Dykstra and Sean Finegan…

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World Cup reader Q&A: Nick Ames answers your questions now – live

  • Guardian's Nick Ames answered reader questions after England's World Cup semi-final loss
  • Spain face Argentina in Sunday's final in New Jersey
  • Topics included Kane's captaincy, Tuchel's future and Argentina's banner controversy

Guardian football correspondent Nick Ames hosted a live reader Q&A on 16 July 2026, the day after England's heartbreaking World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina, with the final now set for Sunday in New Jersey between Spain and Argentina. Readers submitted questions on England's exit and the wider…

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Hungary lifts cap on film production tax incentive registrations

  • Hungary lifts cap on new film tax incentive registrations
  • Restores 30% incentive access frozen by previous government
  • Country hosts major productions like "Dune" and "F1"

Hungary's new government, led by Péter Magyar, has removed a cap on new registrations for the country's 30% film production tax incentive, allowing applications that were frozen by the previous administration to resume. The move reaffirms state support for a sector that has made Hungary continental Europe's second-largest…

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2026 FIFA World Cup Final: How to Find Last-Minute Tickets

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  • Argentina face Spain in the World Cup final on 19 July at MetLife Stadium, NJ
  • Cheapest resale final tickets currently cost around $7,706
  • France vs England third-place playoff in Miami on 18 July has cheaper tickets, from $728

The 2026 FIFA World Cup Final has been set, with defending champions Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, facing Spain on 19 July at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. The match is a marquee event drawing comparisons to the Super Bowl in scale, and tickets remain available…

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Teenager accused of carrying out sabotage actions in Poland for Russia

  • Ukrainian teen charged with 47 sabotage acts for Russian intelligence in Poland
  • Allegedly desecrated WW2 memorials and plotted drone attack on president's car
  • Poland reports doubling of espionage investigations amid Russian tension-stoking

Polish prosecutors have charged an 18-year-old Ukrainian man, identified only as Illia K, with carrying out sabotage on behalf of Russian intelligence in an alleged effort to stir up tensions between Poland and Ukraine. He faces 47 criminal counts covering acts committed between November 2024 and his arrest…

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Mother of Spanish woman who died by euthanasia after gang-rape ordeal launches bid to track down attackers after finding details in daughter’s diary

  • Mother seeks attackers behind daughter's gang-rape ordeal in Spain.
  • Daughter later died by euthanasia after the attack.
  • Diary entries prompted mother's search for the perpetrators.

A mother in Spain has launched a search for the men who raped her daughter, after her daughter later died via euthanasia following the ordeal. The mother reportedly uncovered details of the attack after reading her late daughter's diary, prompting her to try to identify and track down…

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Italian officials handed jail terms for Genoa bridge disaster that killed 43

  • Ex-Aspi boss Castellucci jailed for 12 years over Morandi bridge collapse
  • 32 of 57 defendants convicted; 43 people died in 2018 disaster
  • Prosecutors cited neglected maintenance; defence blamed a design flaw

The former head of Italy's motorway operator, Giovanni Castellucci, has been sentenced to 12 years in prison over the 2018 collapse of Genoa's Morandi bridge, which killed 43 people. He was one of 57 defendants tried in Genoa, and his conviction forms part of a wider verdict handed…

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