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A four-month Guardian investigation links a fivefold rise in European cocaine seizures to the expanding footprint of Latin American cartels, with one unpublished report suggesting Brazilian group the PCC operates in 16 European countries.
Columnist Nathalie Tocci warns that simultaneous far-right or nationalist populist victories in France, Italy, Poland and Spain would give Europe a dramatic Trumpian tilt and could hollow out the EU.
Historian and Guardian columnist Timothy Garton Ash argues that Putin's hybrid campaign against Europe is designed to break support for Kyiv, and that the answer is more backing for Ukraine — not a contest of "a thousand hybrid pinpricks".
Guardian readers share the European retreats that left them restored, including a candlelit art nouveau spa in Stockholm, a shepherd's hut sauna in Hampshire and five days of forest bathing in northern Croatia.
Jim Farley says Europe missed its chance to manage Chinese automakers' entry, but the US can still act deliberately as Ford balances partnerships with competition.
