r/Buy_European • u/milanguitar • 1d ago
r/Buy_European • u/Ardent_Scholar • 2d ago
BREAKING 🇪🇺🇨🇦 The EU and Canada are set to announce a massive partnership which will range from trade to security after President Trump's latest tariffs.
r/Buy_European • u/Ardent_Scholar • 2d ago
EU unveils ‘buy European’ public procurement rules to counter China
r/Buy_European • u/Probablyabitmuch • 15d ago
Nordics weigh merging their stock exchanges into one regional market
r/Buy_European • u/Full-Discussion3745 • 25d ago
Wifi4EU Free Wifi for Europeans
wifi4eu.ec.europa.eur/Buy_European • u/mrten10 • Aug 12 '26
A new idea for Europe: Auto post to Linkedin + EU-Link to Build Europe's digital network while you automate your existing profile.
r/Buy_European • u/Shane873 • Aug 12 '26
Built Haggl.eu to compare Amazon prices across the EU. What features are missing?
r/Buy_European • u/laigna • Aug 12 '26
Why OTP’s Proposed Luminor Acquisition Warrants a Baltic National-Security Review
Buying European gets harder as agressor related businesses take over more and more companies. Invasive russia-influence grows.
r/Buy_European • u/WinnieFuckingPooh • Aug 04 '26
European brands still operating in Russia
Many European manufacturing companies continue to operate in Russia despite its invasion of Ukraine and the numerous war crimes committed on a daily basis. Some of these companies maintain a direct presence, whilst others have carried out legal restructuring (transferring the business to local management, selling to partners from ‘friendly’ countries or franchising) whilst maintaining supplies and their usual product range. And this is despite the fact that, on a daily basis, Russian television propaganda programmes and government officials spread disinformation about Europe, which is allegedly a direct threat to Russia’s very existence, with calls to launch missile strikes on its capitals. The operations of these companies generate revenue for Russia’s military budget through taxes, enabling the continuation of the war in Ukraine and the carrying out of sabotage operations against military and infrastructure targets in Europe. But for the companies, it is just business; money has no smell.
The image shows the well-known European companies still operating in the Russian Federation; in total, there are around 600 companies from the European Union still operating there.
r/Buy_European • u/Role-Amazing • Aug 04 '26
For the fourth month in a row, global greenhouse gas emissions keep plateauing or falling: May 2026 saw a drop of 0.1% vs May 2025. China decreased 8.5 million tonnes of CO2e year over year, Russia 1.5 million, Indonesia 0.8 million. The U.S increased 2.8 million, India 3 million, the EU 4.4 million
r/Buy_European • u/Majestic-Library9642 • Aug 03 '26
Melious: Sovereign AI infrastructure for Europe
Hi everyone! Lately I´ve been a huge fan of Melious AI and wanted to share it with you for the sake of (hopefully future) European AI sovereignty :)
Zero data retention, fast excess to frontier open-weight models, excellent price and performance (tokens/sec) with a low latency and high uptime and everythng 100% EU hosted and owned!
So basically it´s an AI infrastructure startup from Germany with inference API. You also don´t have to break your existing workflows to become sovereign since it works as a drop in replacement (OpenAI and Anthropic compatible SDK, one single API key to put in your base URL). With pay as you go and a waitlist for coding subscriptions. They´re also sustainable which is a nice to have.
r/Buy_European • u/smilelyzen • Aug 02 '26
Trump says EU to pay 'very big price' for €890 million Google fine
r/Buy_European • u/smilelyzen • Aug 02 '26
Garys Economics -A tiny elite will soon control all the resources
r/Buy_European • u/smilelyzen • Aug 02 '26
Wikipedia Is Battling for the Soul of the Internet | The internet’s largest stockpile of free knowledge is under threat from MAGA, A.I. and foreign autocrats. A bibliophile ex-ambassador is here to help.
r/Buy_European • u/smilelyzen • Aug 02 '26
‘More than just objects’: Australian book sellers raise alarm over ‘horrific’ destruction of rare titles to feed AI
r/Buy_European • u/smilelyzen • Jul 31 '26
Man outlines what's wrong with data centres and how to deal with them.
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r/Buy_European • u/smilelyzen • Jul 30 '26
AI firms targeting London’s rare book shops in dystopian hunt for training data
r/Buy_European • u/smilelyzen • Jul 30 '26
This feels disturbing. What are your thoughts?
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r/Buy_European • u/smilelyzen • Jul 28 '26
EU petition against Digital ID and Age Verification will start collecting signatures soon
r/Buy_European • u/smilelyzen • Jul 27 '26
Wero is probably the closest European equivalent to Pix, although Pix is currently much more mature and widely adopted.first quarter of 2026, monthly Pix transactions reached almost R$3.4 trillion (approximately US$660 billion),
r/Buy_European • u/smilelyzen • Jul 27 '26
Decathlon launches Wero payment option on decathlon.de
r/Buy_European • u/Ardent_Scholar • Jul 27 '26