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Hulk Hogan: the world’s first athlete to become a global franchise
Hulk Hogan transformed wrestling fame into a business empire, pioneering the athlete-as-brand model long before it was common.
Pop star: Mumm sends champagne to space
Mumm’s Cordon Rouge Stellar completes a historic Axiom mission as the first champagne crafted for space travel.
Europeans are warming to EVs – and to Chinese brands
Survey finds Europeans increasingly plan to buy EVs by 2030, with growing openness to Chinese electric car brands.
Sagrada Familia tops global rankings as Tripadvisor reveals world’s best travel experiences for 2025
Tripadvisor names Sagrada Familia the world’s top attraction for 2025; Florence wins for best travel experience.
Up, up and bouquet! Giant flower balloon lifts Medellin’s festival spirit
A giant flower balloon in Medellín floats above the world’s biggest floral carpet, boosting festival excitement and tourism.
Europe and UK lag behind in global giving as low-income nations lead
Europe and the UK donate less than low-income nations, with Africa leading global giving in income share.
Chinese carmaker GAC to launch electric cars in Britain
Chinese automaker GAC will launch electric Aion cars in Britain with high-tech features and competitive prices.
British firm Skyral to help Mongolia tackle pollution with AI traffic modelling
Skyral’s AI traffic modelling will help Ulaanbaatar reduce pollution and congestion as part of Mongolia’s Vision 2050.
Seaweed and wind turbines: the unlikely climate double act making waves in the North Sea
Seaweed farming between wind turbines could be a scalable climate solution—boosting biodiversity and absorbing carbon in the North Sea.
Bahrain joins global subsea network as stc lands 2Africa Pearls cable
Bahrain lands its first subsea cable, boosting digital capacity tenfold and advancing its Economic Vision 2030 goals.
UAE emerges as global contender in digital infrastructure
Abu Dhabi and Dubai top global rankings as emerging data centre hubs, driving UAE’s digital infrastructure boom.
Out now: Inside the Summer 2025 edition of The European
Explore diplomacy, finance, AI, and culture in The European Summer 2025 issue shaping Europe’s global future.
Thousands descend on Westminster in UK’s largest climate lobby in a decade
Over 5,000 campaigners gathered in Westminster urging MPs to act on climate change and biodiversity loss.
Saudi Arabia acquires German earth observation firm in latest push to build sovereign space industry
Saudi Arabia’s Neo Space Group acquires UP42 from Airbus, gaining geospatial tools to strengthen its sovereign space ambitions.
Dubai and Pony.ai unveil Robotaxi partnership as autonomous mobility plans accelerate
Dubai partners with Pony.ai to roll out Level 4 autonomous robotaxis, advancing its 2030 smart mobility goals.
AI-powered drones market to triple by 2030, driven by defence, logistics and agriculture
AI-driven drone market to reach $2.75B by 2030, fuelled by defence, logistics, agriculture, and autonomous tech advances.
Lucid breaks electric vehicle range record with 1,205km drive on single charge
Lucid Motors breaks electric vehicle range record with 1,205km drive, outperforming Tesla and boosting EV confidence.
Exclusive: Dr Jane Goodall demands action as UK falls ‘behind the curve’ on trophy hunting
Dr Jane Goodall urges UK ban on trophy imports, warning Britain is "behind the curve" on wildlife protection.
UAE travellers planning more international trips in 2025, with safety and insurance high on the agenda
UAE travellers plan more overseas trips in 2025, prioritising safety, insurance, and digital convenience when booking holidays.
Confidence holds in European hospitality, but skills and tech gaps persist
Confidence is high in European hospitality, but digital gaps, training shortfalls, and staffing challenges remain widespread concerns.
Investor attention turns to Klīversala as exclusive Blue Marine development breaks ground
Blue Marine, a premium riverside development in Riga's Klīversala, offers exclusive residential opportunities with historical significance.
