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The article highlights Europe's crackdown on Chinese espionage, with six arrests in Germany and Britain, revealing concerns over covert political meddling and economic subterfuge amid escalating tensions.

The article reports on the efforts of European governments to supply relief on rising energy costs set off by the war in Ukraine since February 2022. Topics mentioned include the emergency meeting planned by energy ministers of the European Union in September 2022, imposition of harsh sanctions on Moscow by Western governments, and the decision of Russian energy group Gazprom to halt the flow of gas to most of Europe through the Nord Stream 1 pipeline.

The article reports on the shortage of water in some European countries like Norway due to sustained heat and droughts during summer seasons. Also cited are the wildfires that hit France due to hot weather, the drying of the Rhine river in Germany, and the vulnerabilities of the region's energy systems as revealed by the droughts and Russia's weaponization of natural gas exports in response to Europe's sanctions over its invasion of Ukraine.

The article focuses on the depths of the mighty Danube River, the hulking wrecks of several dozen German World War II ships have risen once again, exposed by a drought that has starved Europe rivers and led to some of the lowest water levels of the past century.

The article features a Christmas market hosted by Generation Identity, a far-right youth movement under observation by several European intelligence services. Topics discussed include their goal to fight against liberalism and rid Europe of non-European immigrants, number of committed Generation Identity followers in Germany, and information on Generation Identity activists.

The article explores the problems facing the European Union (EU), as nationalism, laced with ethnic hatred, has been gaining momentum, years after World War I and World War II. Topics discussed include populists in several European governments, including Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, remarks from Traute Lafrenz, member of the White Rose, an anti-Hitler student resistance group, and impact of the migrant crisis on EU.

The article offers information related to the impact of deadly winter storm that raged through western and northern Europe, leaving Streets flooded, flights canceled, and traffic jammed.

The article reports on the deal signed by the U.S. with European leaders to bolster its shipments of natural gas in the region to help them become independent from Russian gas amidst their opposition to Russia's invasion of Ukraine. In Germany, leaders presented a plan to stop Russian natural gas import by mid-2024. Also cited is the claim by U.S. President Joe Biden that he aims to bolster natural gas supply to Europe by up to 50 billion cubic meters per year.

The article reports on the effect of financial crisis in Europe on some of the universities around the continent. It states that students raised protest against government due to the continuous increase on tuition fees while universities expose the issue on the decrease of educational funds. It adds that a merging plan between colleges and universities is proposed as a solution to the scenario.

The article discusses the teaching of digital entrepreneurship in Europe in 2012. It mentions the efforts of business schools in offering e-business curriculums and programs. The course on e-business entrepreneurship at Essec is mentioned as well as the introduction of the Google@HEC chair from Google Inc.

The article presents the discussion on residents swapped coats for Tshirts and headed to the beach for a swim. Topics include low-lying areas of the Pyrenees, a lack of snowfall forcing some French ski resorts to close trails; and warming from absorbing the heat trapped by greenhouse gases where humans dump into the atmosphere.

The article focuses on the monkeypox vaccination in Europe and migration of people across countries in order to receive it. Topics discussed include competition amongst European nation to acquire monkeypox vaccine despite strengthened mechanism for common purchases; the European Union setting up new health emergency agency to act decisively on vaccine distribution; and restriction on the Bavarian Nordic's Imvanex vaccines by the Europe Union.

The article shows the fear among Jews across Euorpe with the surge in antisemitism and pro-Palestinian sentiment following the assault by the militant group Hamas on Israel. It informs the surge in antisemitic attacks in France and attributes the rise in antisemitism across Europe to factors including Israeli control of Palestinians in the occupied West Bank and in Gaza, anticolonial struggle of Palestinians, Arab persecution of Mizrahi Jews of African descent, and Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

The article reports on challenges facing Christmas tree growers in Europe amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

The article reports on the growing number of protests against COVID-19 restrictions in Europe as cases of coronavirus soar again across the continent in September 2020.

The article reports that British man who tested positive for coronavirus was branded a "super spreader," his every movement detailed by the local media, and mentions that Business has plummeted in a French ski resort identified as the scene of several transmissions of the virus.

The article discusses the loss of far-right politician Geert Wilders in the March 2017 Dutch elections. Topics include his extreme positions on barring Muslim immigrants and leaving the European Union, populist, anti-European Union, and anti-Muslim trends among European elections in 2017, and the election of three Turkish former Labor Party members who formed the political party Denk.

The article reveals that Europe have opted for coexistence rather than fight the coronavirus infection after having abandoned hopes of eradicating the virus or developing a vaccine within weeks. Topics discussed include estimated number of people killed by the virus in Europe, difference between the U.S. and Europe with regards to their approach to the pandemic, and remarks from Emmanuel Andrée, a virologist in Belgium and former spokesman for the government's Covid-19 task force.

The article reports rise in temperature across Europe as a result of a warm air mass traveling north from Africa, and mentions that France education ministry decided to postpone exams for middle school students.