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EU Commission signs contract to expand IRIS2 satellite constellation, adding 66 Low Earth Orbit units to boost secure network. The post SpaceRISE consortium signs deal with EU to expand IRIS2 satellite network appeared first on London Dawn.

Eurozone factories lifted output to a near four-and-a-half-year high in July, but soft orders showed demand still trailed production growth. The post Eurozone PMI rises as factories draw down order backlogs appeared first on London Dawn.

The European Commission has established a €5 billion Scaleup Europe Fund for large investments in AI, quantum, biotech and other sectors. The post Europe starts €5 billion scaleup fund led by EQT appeared first on London Dawn.

UK GDP growth continues, but inflation above the Bank of England target and softer job vacancies keep economic momentum firmly restrained. The post UK economy grows as inflation stays above target appeared first on London Dawn.

UK solar deployment added 132 MW in June, lifting total capacity to 22.8 GW before new household plug-in rules begin in August 2026. The post UK solar capacity climbs to 22.8 GW before August changes appeared first on London Dawn.

Oil markets swung sharply after Brent closed at $90.74, supported by lower U.S. stocks and shipping disruptions before an August pullback. The post Oil prices jump above $90 before steep August reversal appeared first on London Dawn.

UK invests £8.4 billion in nuclear submarine programme as BAE Systems secures £5.9 billion contract for shipyard assembly. The post UK nuclear submarine investment supports 47000 jobs appeared first on London Dawn.

Belgium’s annual inflation exceeds forecasts, rises to 3.56 percent in July, driven by surging electricity and fuel prices. The post Belgium July consumer prices climb on rising energy and service costs appeared first on London Dawn.

Education deficits mean EU set to fall short of 2030 ICT target by 5 million workers, according to new research from Eurofound. The post Education gaps drive EU reliance on non-EU technology talent appeared first on London Dawn.

EU set to fall short of 2030 ICT target by 5 million workers, driving European tech firms to rely on non-EU skilled talent.