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Sensors placed under city to measure geothermal heating potential
Sensors monitoring Aberdeen’s geothermal heating potential are being installed underground throughout the city.
The 100 sensors, or seismic…
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Ukrainian athlete banned over ‘political’ helmet
Who is Vladyslav Heraskevych?
In Pyeongchang in 2018, the Kyiv native became the first Ukrainian to compete in skeleton at the Winter Olympics. Heraskevych also competed in Beijing in 2022. After the third of four runs there, he held up a sign…
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Europe needs cyber weapons, says EU tech chief – POLITICO
MUNICH — Europe must be able to strike back in cyberspace, as the strategy to deter adversaries is no longer enough, the EU executive’s tech and security chief told POLITICO.
“It’s not enough that we are just defending … We also have to have…
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CAS begins hearing in Heraskevych’s case over Olympic disqualification
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has begun hearing the case of Ukrainian skeleton racer Vladyslav Heraskevych concerning his disqualification from the 2026 Winter Olympics.
According to Suspilne Sport, the case is being heard under an expedited procedure….
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About 20K Slovak donors raise €1.1M for Ukrainian generators and charging stations
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Kyiv has received the first batch of humanitarian aid from Slovakia, including 16 generators of various capacities and 2 charging station sets with 8 kW capacity each, valued…
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Europe’s China shock worsens as trade deficit widens – POLITICO
France’s High Commission for Strategy and Planning estimates that a quarter of the country’s exports are “directly threatened” by Chinese competition. For Germany, that number rises to a third. The advisory body has recommended that the EU retaliate with a weaker euro — which would…
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Portugal’s PM has had a terrible week — and it’s only getting worse
Portuguese Prime Minister Luís Montenegro is under pressure over his government’s handling of the storms that have wreaked havoc across the country for several weeks.
At least 16 people have died as a result of the fierce cyclones that have battered the Atlantic nation since late January,…
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DP World boss leaves company after Epstein emails published
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The head of Dubai-based logistics group DP World has left his post after revelations over his ties with sex offender…
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Next trilateral talks about war in Ukraine reportedly to take place in Geneva – Putin’s spokesperson
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Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov has announced that the upcoming round of trilateral negotiations between Ukraine, Russia, and the United States will be held in Geneva,…
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