Solheim Cup: Europe reclaimed the trophy from the U.S. with a dominant Sunday singles surge at Bernardus in the Netherlands, reaching the 14½-point mark as Lottie Woad clinched the decisive win and Carlota Ciganda sealed the title in a 15-13 overall victory. Russia-Ukraine Security: A Russian drone strike hit a train near the Yahodyn–Dorohusk border shortly after Boris Johnson and European security officials passed through, with analysts saying the attack may have targeted European officials as they left Ukraine. EU Foreign Policy & Arctic: EU leaders meet in Rovaniemi, Finland, to set priorities for the Arctic amid heightened geopolitical pressure, including fallout from U.S. threats over Greenland. ECB & Markets: European capitals are already trading views on who will succeed Christine Lagarde at the ECB, while investors brace for the next rate decision. EU Capital Markets: The long-awaited EU consolidated tape for equities and ETFs launches today, unifying data from about 130 venues with free access for retail users. Energy & Winter Risk: Putin warned European gas prices could spike as winter nears, as disruptions and market pressures intensify. Politics: Germany’s far-right AfD surged to a record 43.8% in a state election, signaling a wider rightward shift ahead of major votes next year. Business & Tech: Unilabs expands digital pathology across Europe with Proscia, while Talga and Fortum sign a graphite MoU aimed at scaling battery materials. Sports & Culture: Prague hosts Central Europe’s first international Climate Week, while Bosnia’s paraswimmers returned with medals and Paralympic qualification.