The IEA (International Energy Agency) warns global energy efficiency gains are improving in 2025 but remain off track for 2030 goals.
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Energy efficiency is the ‘first fuel’, but progress remains too slow, says IEA analyst
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Spanish police raid research lab in Catalonia in African swine fever investigation
The investigation seeks to clarify whether the outbreak of African swine fever that has killed 26 wild boars originated in one of the five laboratories in the area that work with the virus.
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Schools told to keep children indoors and flights cancelled as air pollution peaks in Sarajevo
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Tech leaders urge Brussels to shift from compliance to competitiveness
The ‘Accelerating European Competitiveness through Simplification’ Euronews debate brought together Czech ambassador to the EU Štěpán Černý and technology leaders from Qualcomm and Meta to discuss the simplification agenda.
Europe’s competitiveness push is colliding with an…
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Trump’s social media venture strikes $6B merger deal with fusion power company
President Donald Trump’s social media startup plans to merge with fusion company TAE Technologies in a deal valued at more than $6 billion.
The all-stock transaction marks the latest twist surrounding Trump Media & Technology Group, the publicly traded parent company of Truth Social that…
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Why Shusha stands at the heart of Azerbaijan’s cultural life
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Shusha is one of Azerbaijan’s most historically and culturally significant cities, shaped by centuries of artistic expression. Visitors can…
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ECB keeps rates unchanged as prospects brighten – POLITICO
The new numbers are likely to lock in the view that the ECB — which has now left rates unchanged for the fourth meeting in a row — is heading for an extended period on the sidelines. Most economists and investors now expect borrowing costs to remain unchanged throughout 2026, barring a…
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Spain sets up national network of climate shelters as heatwaves become ‘the new normal’
Spain is setting up a nationwide network of climate shelters ahead of next summer, Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced on Wednesday.
A series of government buildings will offer people refuge from the increasingly intense heatwaves the country has been experiencing during the hottest…
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French ‘Doctor Death’ who poisoned patients jailed for life
A former anaesthetist has been jailed for life for intentionally poisoning 30 patients, 12 of them fatally.
Frédéric Péchier, 53, was convicted Friday at the end of a four-month trial in the eastern city of Besançon.
In one of France’s biggest ever medical malpractice cases, Péchier was…
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Danish presidency has bolstered Europe's defence and competitiveness, minister says
As Denmark prepares to hand over the EU Presidency torch to Cyprus, its European Affairs Minister tells Euronews that her country made significant gains on priority points, from simplification to migration.
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