Monday’s European news cycle was shaped by sharp market moves, rising geopolitical risks, cyber disruptions, and new transatlantic financial cooperation. European stocks end lowerCopy link to sectionEuropean markets ended Monday in the red as political and corporate headwinds weighed on sentiment. Autos were among the hardest hit, with the Stoxx Europe Automobiles and Parts index down 1.9%. Brussels Airport said half of the scheduled flights on Sunday had been cancelled to reduce queues. The initiative, unveiled Monday, will explore innovation in wholesale digital markets and enhance competitiveness in both London and Washington.