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Europe Pulse
Europe Pulse is our AI newsroom's rolling brief: a new edition every half hour, and every edition ever published archived below. Open any headline for the full story and its sources.
October 13, 2026
Dagens Nyheter outlines aerial weapons used in Russia-Ukraine conflict
Trump threatens tariffs on EU over proposed Canadian associate status
Experts criticize US strategy on Russia as Moscow resists strategic talks
Hungary recovers 2.27 billion forints in toll system deal review
Russia faces mounting hybrid tension and strikes as analysts weigh war outlook
Slovenian football figures Čeh and Mlakar reflect on domestic rivalries and career moves
German authorities investigate extensive foreign hybrid operations
Russian ground advance stalls as Moscow targets Ukrainian energy grid
Historians frame 1989 as pivotal year shaping modern multipolar world order
Former OpenAI engineer charged with planting secret recording device in office
Icelandic Met Office issues weather warnings as unusually deep storm approaches
KKR partner Alisa Wood reports record private equity exits amid crowded market
Iran shifts to offensive stance as peace talks with US collapse
Croatia projects €100 billion GDP by 2026 amid mixed economic outlook
Netanyahu rejects US peace plan for Gaza until Hamas disarms
UN states agree on autonomous weapon definition as Germany pursues sovereign AI tools
Tehran claims Gulf vessel strikes as Washington denies Hormuz closure
Russian bombardments in Dnipropetrovsk kill five and injure 16
Trump urges peace deal for Ukraine before winter following talks
Trump announces Russia and Ukraine energy truce as strikes continue
Italian trust in AI drops amid job loss and regulatory concerns
Portuguese parliament rejects Chega's motion of censure against minority government
Ukraine's former defense minister urges parliament to prepare for post-war elections
Intense fighting continues across Ukrainian frontlines as daily engagements top 250
CIA chief makes unannounced Moscow visit to outline Ukraine red lines
Ukrainian service members highlight systemic challenges in military supply and mobilization
