Category: 3. Europe
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Orbán’s government bans Budapest Pride in ‘public form’ – POLITICO
“There will be no Pride in the public form in which we have known it in recent decades,” Gulyás said at the government’s weekly press conference. “We believe that the country should not tolerate Pride marching through the city center.” Gulyás said at the press conference that… Continue Reading
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Oscars 2025: The key takeaways from this year’s ‘Oscar Class Photo’
Who stood out? Who had the best style? And who wasn’t there? Here’s everything this year’s Oscar Class Photo tells us. Continue Reading
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EU Commission approves Nokia's multi-billion euro takeover of Infinera
The Commission found that Nokia and Infinera’s combined market share was moderate and that several competitors would continue to exert pressure, ensuring competition remains strong. Continue Reading
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Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky: The comedian who became a wartime leader
Sceptics feared Zelensky would turn out to be a puppet leader, controlled by oligarch Ihor Kolomoisky who backed his campaign and had been under investigation for fraud and money laundering. But Zelensky proved to be more independent than his doubters thought, and the anti-corruption drive by… Continue Reading
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Zero-emissions flights will become a reality by 2035, Bertrand Piccard says
Is it possible to make aviation greener? Global explorer Bertrand Piccard has no doubt. With his project Climate Impulse, he’s aiming to complete the first non-stop flight around the world on a green hydrogen plane. Continue Reading
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AI-generated video by Trump shows Gaza as lavish resort, drawing criticism
The US president posted an AI-generated video of the Gaza Strip as a luxury tourist destination on social media, which users have slammed as offensive and experts warn perpetuates a dangerous narrative. Continue Reading
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Zombies on the catwalk: Milan Fashion Week in pictures
At Milan Fashion Week, Diesel once again stunned audiences by evoking a zombie apocalypse with its Fall-Winter 2025-26 collection. Continue Reading
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Ukraine should get limited EU membership, former Commission chief Juncker says
The former president of the European Commission also told Euronews he regrets not being firmer on newer member states Hungary and Slovakia, which have been found to breach the EU’s rule of law, adding that Brussels needs to be “very careful” before admitting new countries to the bloc. Continue Reading
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Fancy a ferry from Scotland to France? ‘Project Brave’ wants to take you there in 2025
‘Project Brave’ aims to launch a passenger and freight ferry service between Scotland and France, but when? Continue Reading
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Austria's centrist parties clinch coalition deal without the far right
Talks to form a new government have stretched on for five months, longer than any coalition negotiation in the country’s history. Continue Reading