OpenAI comes to Greek schools to prepare for ‘Intelligence Age’
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Poland’s Andrzej Bargiel becomes the first to ski down from K2
Andrzej Bargiel has skied his way into the record books by becoming the first man to descend one of the world’s highest mountains.
Trouble brewing: German beer firm ‘running out of bottles’
A brewery in Germany is appealing for drinkers’ help after admitting it’s running out of bottles to fill.
What is the environmental impact of Europe's warmer-than-ever seas?
A heatwave in northern Europe means people are likely flocking to the coast to enjoy the warmer water. But what are the environmental costs of Europe's rising sea temperatures?
Data shows Sweden’s wildfire problem is unusual
These figures reflect how Sweden’s current outbreak of wildfires is unusual.
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Eight views on the race debate raging over France's World Cup winners
No sooner had France’s hangover from its World Cup-winning celebrations cleared than another headache reared its head.
Devices that allow motorists to drive without a seat belt sold EU-wide
Devices that make it easier for motorists to drive without safety belts can be bought online across Europe, a Euronews investigation has found.
Europe briefing: 9 stories to know about today
Here is our round-up of key stories from around Europe so far today.
Woman the sole survivor after migrant trio 'abandoned' at sea
This is the sole survivor after three migrants were abandoned in the sea off Libya, a Spanish charity has claimed.
EU hits Google with record €4.34 billion fine
The decision expected later today comes over the company's Android system.
As it happened: Wednesday, July 18
This is how we covered the news on Wednesday, July 18.
Spain overtakes Italy as most popular choice for EU-bound migrants
Spain has overtaken Italy as the most popular choice for migrants attempting to get to Europe by sea, new figures show.
Hot lava smashes through roof of tourist boat 'leaving 23 injured'
Hot lava burst from the ocean and crashed through the roof of a sightseeing boat near Hawaii on Monday, injuring 23 people.
As it happened: Tuesday, July 17
This is how we covered the key news developments this morning, Tuesday, July 17.
Farage tweets fake photo in attack on pro-refugee campaigners
British MEP Nigel Farage tweeted a fake, doctored photo as he slammed pro-refugee campaigners.
Puns in Paris as metro stations renamed to toast World Cup win
Paris, home to some of the world’s biggest artists over time, has been at its creative best to celebrate France’s World Cup win.
What do the French like and dislike about their country?
On the day France celebrates all things French we were out on the streets of Paris to ask people what they loved and loathed about their own country.
Plane descends 27,000 ft in seven minutes and makes emergency landing
Nearly three dozen Ryanair passengers were hospitalised after their plane lost cabin pressure and made an emergency landing in Germany.
Watch: Police helicopter chases drug smuggler onto Spanish beach
Dramatic footage has captured the moment a police helicopter chased a suspected drug smuggler onto a Spanish beach.
Drink-fuelled violence sees emergency calls 'rise after England loss'
Sore losers? Ambulance chiefs in England saw a rise in emergency call outs in the hours after England's defeat to Croatia.
Ex-Catalan leader Puigdemont 'can be extradited to Spain'
Ex-Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont can be extradited from Germany to Spain for misuse of public funds, a court has ruled.
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