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bbc.co.uk-europe

• BBC reports from the scene of Swiss resort bar fire
• Netherlands police face 'unprecedented' New Year's violence
• Work continues to fix Eurotunnel issue after thousands hit with travel disruption
• Thieves use drill to steal €30m in German bank heist
• Ukraine denies drone attack on Putin's residence
• The 'thorny' issues that threaten to derail a Russia-Ukraine peace deal
• French right pushes for national tribute to film star Brigitte Bardot
• Turkey detains 357 suspected IS members in nationwide raids
• Great white sharks face extinction in Mediterranean, say researchers
• Spanish woman who found fame for botching fresco restoration dies
• Kosovo's ruling party wins election after months of political deadlock
• Zelensky says Russia 'doesn't want peace' ahead of meeting Trump in Florida

economist.com-europe

• Why America still needs Europe
• Europe’s generals are warning people to prepare for war
• Bulgarians join the euro and eject their government
• Russia is blasting Odessa to throttle Ukraine’s economy
• The Baltic is becoming a battleground between NATO and Russia
• Europe finds €90bn for Ukraine—but not from Russia
• European nationalism is dead. Long live European gastronationalism
• Italy is using the Winter Olympics to appeal to the ultra-wealthy
• Why German cities feel like war zones on New Year’s Eve
• Ukraine scrabbles for handholds against Russia’s massive assault
• America gives Ukraine reason to hope, just
• Europe starts learning how to shoot down drones

euobserver.com

euronews.com

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eurotopics.net

• Debate: Where do we stand after a year of Trump?
• Driven by three obsessions | La Stampa - Italy
• Fickleness and lust for power | Dagens Nyheter - Sweden
• Peace cannot be a collateral benefit | Salzburger Nachrichten - Austria
• Cracks in King Bling-Bling's realm | Neue Zürcher Zeitung - Switzerland
• Debate: How should Europe prepare for 2026?
• External pressure builds strength | NRC - Netherlands
• Get rid of the unanimity rule | Ilta-Sanomat - Finland
• Defying the new world order | LRT - Lithuania
• Berlin must lead the way | Der Spiegel - Germany
• Kyiv is the EU's security guarantee | Deutsche Welle Ukraine - Ukraine
• Debate: Ukraine war: what will the new year bring?

politico.eu

• Trump slams Clooneys for acquiring French citizenship
• Ukraine peace plan is ’90 percent’ ready, Zelenskyy says
• ‘You’ll see the ripples of the Mamdani effect’
• When the interpreter wept: What automation erases inside Europe’s institutions
• Finland detains Russian-crewed ship after another subsea cable damaged
• Moscow insists Ukraine attacked Putin’s residence as Kyiv announces fresh strikes
• Eurostar services resume after major Channel Tunnel disruption
• Clooney granted fast-tracked French citizenship after request from top official
• George Clooney et sa famille ont obtenu la nationalité française grâce à une demande du gouvernement 
• Euer Feedback und ein Ausblick auf 2026 von Gordon

thetimes.com

• Anthony Joshua’s driver may face court over ‘speeding’ car crash
• Enzo Maresca leaves Chelsea after club hold crisis talks
• My tropical adventure in southeast Asia’s undervisited island paradise
• We will be victorious, Putin tells troops in new year’s address
• The world’s most exciting hotel openings for the year ahead
• Man charged after intruder breaks into Kensington Palace twice
• Iestyn Davies review — a blissful New Year’s Eve at Wigmore Hall
• Garmin’s fitness tracker aims to help horses race more safely
• Swiss ski resort fire live: dozens dead in Crans-Montana
• Times letters: Boiler tax and the ‘zero-bills homes’ policy
• Nine dream homes for sale in 2026, from Powys to Perugia
• Father pays tribute to wife and children who died in house fire

tol.org

• Our Best Stories of 2025
• We Stood It. We Had No Choice.
• Central Asian Art Expo Features Future Inspired by Past
• Ukraine’s In Absentia Trials Challenge International Standards
• Russian Ban on Roblox Stirs Debate About Limits of Censorship
• ‘We Never Expected Dayton to Still Exist 30 Years Later’
• A Tale of Two Protests
• What Remains of Home
• War and the Weight of the Passport
• How Poland Could Make a Diplomatic Comeback

voxeurop.eu

• Belgium’s caution on frozen Russian assets betrays Ukraine
• The end of asylum in Europe? 
• Turkey’s Kurdish gambit: A peace process in name only
• A cloudy COP30
• The Gambia’s stolen catch: How Chinese trawlers feed Europe’s seafood market
• Can Europe keep the “Tech Bros” in check?
• The fight against gender-based violence must include sexual, emotional and relational education
• Cinemamed 2025: Where the Mediterranean meets Brussels on screen
• The Netherlands in a tight spot
• On the island of Belene, Bulgarian communism’s forgotten prison
• The invented story of the refugees who wanted to pull down the Leonidas statue at Thermopylae
• Sarkozy hits rock bottom

vsquare.org

• Goulash: Russian Spies and Sabotage; Orbán Meddles Abroad; Online Hate and Doxing – Best of 2025
• The Babiš File: What’s Next in the French Investigation?
• How Romanians Helped Conservative Brothers in Poland Win Elections
• Goulash: The Plan Behind US Envoy Picks to Poland and Hungary; Babiš’s Base in Budapest Revealed
• Why Slovakia Is Once Again a Safe Haven for Italian Organized Crime
• FSB-Linked Priest Meets Sanctioned Billionaire — While Hungary Lobbies on His Behalf
• From Darknet to Disinfo: How a ‘Bulletproof’ Russian Host Evades EU Sanctions
• Goulash: Rendez-vous with Putin Behind Allies’ Backs; Slovak Pistols and Czech Cocaine Pilots
• Russian Factory Produces Weapons of a Slovak Brand Favored by Fico’s Government
• How Czech Pilots Flew For a Cocaine Cartel