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Wednesday, October 7, 2026

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Arts

Review: In Berlin, a Play About a Flood Becomes a Play About Everything We Refuse to SeeMargaux Delcourt
Copenhagen Opens the Tallest Timber Building in Scandinavia, and It Smells Like a ForestTobias Renner
After 4 Years in the Dark, Vienna’s Egyptian Galleries Reopen With a Lighter TouchAnneliese Brandt

Business

After Two Years of Free Fall, Used Electric Car Prices in Europe Have Stopped DroppingMarco Bellini
Europe Finally Has a Single Company Form. Estonia’s Founders Were First in Line.Katrin Lindqvist
Europe’s Airlines Trim Winter Schedules as Grounded Jets Wait Months for Engine RepairsCiara Nolan
After a Summer of Floods, Reinsurers Tell European Insurers the Price of Protection Is Going UpHannah Roscoe
Private Equity Owns Thousands of European Companies. It Is Having Trouble Selling Them.Hannah Roscoe

Markets

Gold Tops $4,700 for the First Time as European Stocks Rally on Bank EarningsThe Continental Times Markets Desk

Lifestyle

In the Czech Forests, a Nation Goes Mushrooming, and the Hotline Stays BusyJana Procházková

Travel

A Year After Europe’s Digital Border Opened, the Lines Are Shorter, MostlyIsabel Quintanilha

Europe

Dutch Universities Cut 1 in 5 English-Taught Degrees, and Foreign Enrollment FallsPieter van der Laan
In Latvia, Coalition Talks Snag on the Language Children Learn InHenrik Dahlgren
Sweden Extends Police Search Zones to Six More Cities After a Year of Mixed ResultsHenrik Dahlgren
One in Five Hungarian Pupils Now Attends a Church School, and the Shift Is AcceleratingElena Marinescu
Prague Opens Its First City-Built Apartment Block in a GenerationLena Hofbauer

Sports

Georgia Builds a 30,000-Seat Stadium and Presses Its Case to Join the Six NationsNiall Keegan

Health

A Survey of Sewage in 42 European Cities Finds Resistance Genes Spreading FastMette Sørensen
After an Early Southern Winter, Europe’s Hospitals Brace for Flu to Arrive Ahead of ScheduleClara Westergaard
Across Portugal, Expectant Mothers Check Which Maternity Ward Is Open Before Heading to the HospitalClara Bénichou
France Took the HPV Shot Into Middle Schools. Three Years On, Vaccination Has Nearly Doubled.Clara Bénichou

Education

Germany’s Bid to Lure Scientists From America Has Filled 210 Chairs. Keeping Them Is the Next Test.Henrik Lund

Technology

World

In Brazil, a City Hands Out Deeds to Homes That Were Never Supposed to ExistCamila Restrepo
A Year Into the World’s First Climate Visa, Tuvalu Weighs What It Means to Leave SlowlyDaniel Ashkenazi
On Hudson Bay, a Remote Canadian Port Bets on a Longer Arctic Shipping SeasonJulia Berglund
In Niamey, a New Sahel Passport Arrives, and the Old Regional Order Fades at the BorderMarcus Oyelaran
Canada Closes Its Second-Worst Wildfire Season on Record as Insurers Retreat From Forest TownsCaroline Tremblay
Ghana’s Rivers Are Turning the Color of Mud, and a Water Plant Has Given Up Trying to Clean ThemAmina Diallo

Science

Climate

E.U. Holds Firm on 2027 Start for Carbon Price on Heating and Driving, Despite Pleas to DelayRupert Allingham