‘We cannot do it the way our fathers did’: farmers across Europe struggle to adapt to the climate crisis
As wildfires rage in southern Europe and crop losses only set to increase in the coming years, producers are getting creative to beat the heat
The emblem of modern Ireland? Not fiddles and Guinness but a soulless shopping plaza
The singer CMAT dances around a retail centre in a video for her new album. It is the elegy those of us who grew up in the post-Celtic tiger recession have been craving, says Irish writer Emer McHugh
‘We’re publicans’: County Limerick community forms syndicate to save village’s last pub
Group in Kilteely pooled savings to buy bar and licence and ‘everybody brought something to the table’
Hundreds of TikTok UK moderator jobs at risk despite new online safety rules
Cuts in trust and safety team part of switch towards artificial intelligence by social media app firm
US to hold high tariffs on European cars until Brussels moves to cut tariffs on US goods
Framework deal pledges to cut 27.5% tariff once EU tables legislation, and both sides say they want swift action
Airbus workers vote to strike for 10 days next month in pay dispute
Unite says stoppages at Broughton and Filton factories could disrupt production of wings and delay deliveries
Boss of flexible office group IWG dismisses 17% fall in share price as ‘machine selling’
Spaces and Regus owner says global volatility will support demand for its hybrid workspaces
How Spain put up wealth taxes – without chasing away the billionaires
Amid calls for Rachel Reeves to bring in a new levy for the super-rich, Madrid offers lessons for policymakers
Birkenstock sales step up in ‘ugly shoe summer’
Price rises and strong demand for closed-toe clogs lead to 16% sales increase for German sandal maker
Russian hackers seized control of Norwegian dam, spy chief says
Beate Gangås says attack in April by Norway’s ‘dangerous neighbour’ aimed to cause fear and chaos
Tighter US border rules are putting European visitors off, says Tui
Holiday company boss says tourists are opting instead for destinations such as Canada, Africa and Asia
Wind generator Ørsted blames Trump as shares sink to all-time low
Danish company makes $9bn cash call as it says business model has been derailed by US policies
Swarm of jellyfish shuts nuclear power plant in France
‘Massive and unpredictable’ swarm entered filter drums that pull in water, Gravelines operator EDF says
Elon Musk’s Tesla applies to supply electricity to households in Great Britain
US carmaker makes move for licence that would allow it to provide energy to domestic and business premises
Gold futures jump to record high after US tariffs on cast bars
Imposition of 39% import rate described as ‘another blow’ to Switzerland’s world-leading refining industry