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The Eurobarometer Wave 101.3 survey reveals shifting European public opinion, with declining trust in traditional media and growing support for EU cooperation.

Google won a major legal victory as the EU’s second-highest court annulled a €1.5 billion antitrust fine, ruling the European Commission failed to assess key factors.

Dubai’s RTA confirmed plans to roll out electric air taxis by 2026, drastically reducing travel times across the city as part of the Advanced Air Mobility initiative.

Ursula von der Leyen announces the next College of Commissioners with a strong focus on prosperity, security, and tech sovereignty in the EU’s new leadership team.

WHO reports that snakebites kill one person every 4-6 minutes globally, with the greatest impact on agricultural workers and children in low-income regions.

EU+ countries received 513,000 asylum applications in the first half of 2024, with significant increases in Italy and Mali, while Germany and Afghanistan saw declines, EUAA reports.

UN’s Summit of the Future will address sustainable development, financial reform, and youth engagement, with a focus on fostering global peace and regional cooperation.

Lower Austria has been declared a disaster zone as severe flooding continues to wreak havoc across the state, prompting military deployments and large-scale rescue efforts.

Governments must invest in universal social protection to combat the effects of climate change, according to a new ILO report that highlights major gaps in vulnerable nations.

EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager won significant victories after the top court upheld rulings against Apple and Google, solidifying her legacy as she prepares to step down.