Stellantis is recalling nearly 1 million vehicles worldwide over a software glitch that can disable the backup camera image. Owners should check their VIN for a free update.
A smoother airport run starts the night before: load bags early, book parking, add 45 minutes for traffic, and keep kids busy so everyone arrives calm.
Europe’s rail operators are gearing up for a summer travel crush, using data, extra staff, newer trains, and real-time alerts to limit delays and chaos.
Eurostar is launching an official ChatGPT app on Aug. 18, 2026, after AI-driven traffic to its site surged 500%, but booking still happens on Eurostar.com.
Another strike is snarling buses and trams in Nice on Aug. 17, forcing reduced “Sunday” schedules and cancellations as unions press for better pay and conditions.
Shipping your car on a shared carrier, rather than driving it 500 miles yourself, cuts emissions, avoids wear-and-tear, and helps ease highway congestion.
A lock-style security seal is giving urban delivery trucks a simple edge against cargo theft, making tampering obvious and strengthening chain-of-custody records.
Fusion is moving from science to politics. In 2026, Europe’s ITER bet hinges on funding, regulation, and hard supply-chain realities like tritium and lithium.
Brussels firefighters are staying on strike after talks collapsed, forcing regional leaders to maintain 911-style emergency coverage while disputes over staffing and gear drag on.
Shanghai Electric debuted “embodied AI” factory robots at WAIC 2026, pitching AI-native plants built for real-time decisions as China accelerates industrial automation.
A suburb outside Toulouse is ramping up climate action, targeting public buildings, safer school streets, more shade, and less waste residents will notice.
