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Poland will soon have Europe's largest army, Tusk pledgesPoland demonstrated its growing military might with a show of force on Aug. 15, hosting a large-scale military parade in Warsaw and naval parade in Gdynia. The procession featured a record-breaking 300 armored vehicles and approximately 2,000 soldiers, according to the Polish Press Agency (PAP).

Instagram and Facebook could change forever if Meta loses child privacy trialMeta has been hit with successive losses in court over how its platforms have targeted and harmed young users, but a jury trial set to begin on Tuesday may pose the biggest threat yet to its operations.

Ferrari's first ever electric car sold for record $40mFerrari's first ever electric car has fetched $40m (£29.5m) in a charity sale, setting a record for a new vehicle sold at auction.

Europe Captures One-Third of Global Leisure Travel Spending as Southern Europe Dominates the Summer Travel SeasonThe latest figures show that global leisure travel spending reached $6.15TN in 2025, up 3.5% year-on-year and accounting for 80.5% of total global travel expenditure. Of this, Europe attracted $2TN, equivalent to $1 in every $3 spent worldwide on leisure travel, highlighting the region's enduring appeal as travellers embark on this year's summer holidays.

Flipping the kill switch: I survived 72 hours without US techThe EU wants to decrease reliance on American technology. Here's what happened when a POLITICO reporter tried to live and work without it.

Wildfires kill two in Greece and torch Belgian nature reserveCouple die in Salamis, while multinational forces and local farmers tackle Belgium’s biggest fire in a century near Liège

The power of Stephen King's first - and most disturbing - novel The Long Walk'It's still so relevant': Written by King in college in the 1960s, a new film version is a reminder of how it anticipated our reality TV age.

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Eindhoven Business Briefing: It’s raining euros, hallelujah

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