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Romania has a new president. And for a moment, Europe held its breath.
This was…
Category: 3. Europe
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New report reveals more than half of European farmers prepared to protest again
A new report reveals that European farmers feel worse off now than 12 months ago, are frustrated with the EU’s lack of support and are prepared to protest again.
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Crete earthquake: Is it safe to travel to the Greek island following second tremor in a month?
Authorities say no major damage has been reported and there is very little risk of a tsunami.
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New data insights reveal both progress and challenges for Ukrainian refugee students’ education in Europe
Some disparities in accessing education remain
Despite increased enrollment, equitable access remains a challenge, with disparities across certain groups:
- Children and youth with beginner-level host-country language skills are 50 percentage…
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Europe Rum Market Size And Share
Europe Rum Market Size & Trends
The Europe rum market size was estimated at USD 5.12 billion in 2024 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.4% from 2025 to 2030. The market is driven by evolving consumer…
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Poland’s election will cement or ruin its standing in Europe
THE CHEERS at Rafal Trzaskowski’s election party on May 18th sounded unconvincing. So was his margin of victory. The liberal mayor of Warsaw came away with 31.4% of the vote in the first round of Poland’s presidential election, compared with…
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How Poland can keep its place at the heart of Europe
TWICE IT VANISHED from the map, swallowed up by its rapacious neighbours. After it emerged from the second world war as a Soviet satellite, it endured decades of oppression. Today, Poland has transformed itself into Europe’s most overlooked…
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Europe’s clash with China on EVs not ‘existential’, former EU official says
The current frictions between China and the European Union over electric vehicles are not “existential”, with both sides looking to work more closely together on trade and the green transition to counteract the disruption unleashed by US…
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Musk’s decision to limit political spending leaves some Republicans cold
Elon Musk’s pledge to step back from campaign spending — if he means it — is rippling across the United States’ political landscape.
Some Republicans are worried that they might be losing their whale. Some Democrats fear they are losing their foil.
It matters because Musk injected an…
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