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When Apple and Google take a hit, consumers gain

Sanctions imposed on tech giants by EU's highest court are an important step toward a better world, where these companies are restrained, accountable and cautious

Israel Wullman | 09.12.24

Blinken says Russia received missiles from Iran, warns of threat to European security

Blinken says Iran has trained dozens of Russian military personnel to use its Fath-360 close-range ballistic missile system, which has a maximum range of 75 miles, and will use them in Ukraine within weeks

Reuters | 09.10.24

Taste the boycott: New Palestinian soft drinks gain European popularity

As Europe boycotts US and Israeli brands, 'Cola Gaza' and 'Cola Palestine' are gaining widespread popularity; With profits supporting Gaza and contributing to the pro-Palestinian narrative, these sodas are shaking up the market at the expense of known brands

Lior Ben Ari | 09.09.24

Social media accounts use stolen photos of European women in pro-Trump influence campaign

Fake accounts with verified blue check marks push anti-vaccine misinformation, COVID-19 conspiracies and false information on US political issues

Ynetnews | 08.29.24

Social services step in after TV British host's 15-year-old son allowed on adult-free Euro trip

Kirstie Allsopp's son visited Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Berlin, Munich, Marseille, Toulouse, Barcelona and Madrid, accompanied by a 16-year-old friend

Ynetnews | 08.27.24

שלוש גולגולות שהתגלו בדרום גרמניה, תוארכו לתקופה שלפני כ-8,500 שנה, ושייכות למשפחה: גבר (משמאל), אישה (מימין) וילד (באמצע)

Ice Age Europeans were nearly extinct in climate change, study finds

Widescale analyses of demographic changes of early hunter-gatherer fossils shows extreme weather events nearly decimated humanity in western Europe

Yogev Israely | 08.21.24

'A losing battle': Europe’s iconic cities fighting to stem tourist flood

Protests, fines, price hikes and even unrest await tourists expected to flood Europe this summer; frustrated by traffic and loss of local identity, residents are fighting back; 'It used to be beautiful—now it’s endless buses and selfie sticks,' says one resident

Zeev Avrahami | 08.17.24

New bladder cancer treatment gets EU nod - and what about Israel?

European regulator issues positive opinion on first-line treatment for metastatic bladder cancer which could replace chemotherapy; treatment approved in US and available in Israel, but not covered under universal health care

Ron Crissy | 08.14.24

TikTok jihad: Online radicalization threat looms over Europe

Foiled terror plot at Taylor Swift concert in Austria highlights rise of online teen recruitment into ‘virtual terror cells’; trend, intensified since October 7 and Gaza war, challenges authorities in identifying ‘bored recruit’ online

Zeev Avrahami, Berlin | 08.11.24

NBA considers expanding into Europe

League considers options such as establishing an annual tournament or a dedicated league in collaboration with FIBA

Ynetnews | 08.04.24

Severe heat wave hits southern Europe as tourist sites close, firefighters struggle

Temperatures in southern Europe expected to peak at 109-111°F; authorities in various cities issue heat warnings and adjust working hours; firefighting efforts ongoing in several countries affected by heat wave

News agencies, Nir (Shoko) Cohen | 07.19.24

פשיטה בברלין על דירה של חשודים בתמיכה בחמאס

'Terrorist organizations using Gaza war as catalyst to expand European influence'

Top US official says Hamas is reaching out and creating pockets of support with other terrorist factions that are expanding their influence throughout Europe, utilizing the momentum to recruit new members

ynet correspondents | 07.06.24

US and Europe warn Hezbollah to ease strikes on Israel, back from wider war

International officials call on Iran-backed Lebanese terror group to hold back from crossing a line and warn a war would be far more less costly for Israel

Associated Press | 06.29.24

קאיה קאלאס קלאס בדרך להיות ראש ממשלת אסטוניה

This is the woman who will replace the EU's Israel-hostile foreign minister

The largest faction in the European Parliament selected Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas to replace Josep Borrell, a prominent anti-Israel figure in the EU since October 7; Kallas supports a two-state solution, but has also emphasized Israel's right to self-defense

Zeev Avrahami, Itamar Eichner | 06.26.24

Israeli swimmers dominate European championships

Athlete Anastasia Gorbenko wins fourth gold medal at the event followed by Lea Polonsky who came in second and awarded with the silver

Nadab Zenziper | 06.22.24