Category: 3. Europe
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'Restoration of justice': A Christmas carol defying imperialism
From resistance to Hollywood: ‘Carol of the bells’ is globally known as a Christmas carol, but in Ukraine, it’s also an embodiment of cultural resistance. Continue Reading
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American Airlines flights across US grounded due to technical issue
American Airlines flights across the United States were grounded due to a technical issue impacting the airline’s entire system. Continue Reading
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Russian-born US citizen Gene Spector jailed in Moscow on espionage charges
A Moscow court has sentenced a Russian-born US citizen to 15 years in prison on espionage charges, Russian news agencies report. Businessman Gene Spector was already serving a three-and-a-half-year sentence, having been originally arrested in 2020 on bribery charges. Last year, he was also… Continue Reading
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From online platforms to Chinese influence: Where do German parties stand on tech?
Ahead of the German general election early next year, we look at what some of the biggest parties want to achieve in technology policy. Continue Reading
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Palestinian displaced families in central Gaza face harsh winter in their tattered tents
Palestinian families displaced west of Nuseirat in Gaza endure harsh conditions, living in torn tents near a landfill. Struggling with rain, cold, and lack of resources, they rely on plastic for warmth while facing health risks from nearby waste. Continue Reading
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Jubilee 2025: Rome expects more than 30 million pilgrims during Holy Year
To the faithful who go on pilgrimage to Rome, the Pope grants a special ‘indulgence’ or remission of their sins. Continue Reading
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Four given jail terms for Amsterdam attacks on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans
Four rioters have been given short jail terms for violence against football fans visiting Amsterdam for a Europa League match between Ajax and Israeli club Maccabi Tel Aviv. Sefa Ö, 32, was handed the longest sentence of six months in jail by Amsterdam district court, while another man was given… Continue Reading
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how to enjoy Christmas dinner on frozen plates at an Arctic Circle restaurant
Tourists flock to Santa Claus Village near Rovaniemi, enjoying snow, reindeer rides, and meeting Santa. At the Snowman World ice restaurant, visitors dine on local dishes in temperatures of -5°C, savoring rich, creamy meals like salmon soup and roast elk. Continue Reading
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Tourists evacuated from Eiffel Tower after reports of elevator fire
The Parisian landmark attracts up to 25,000 visitors a day on average. Continue Reading
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Abortion rights initiative hits 1 million signatures, prompting EU action
The Citizens’ Initiative “My voice, my choice,” calling for safe access to abortion in the European Union, has reached the necessary one million signatures for the EU Commission to issue a response. Continue Reading