Recent survey results (Eurobarometer) indicate that a significant number of seafood buyers wish to consider sustainability when purchasing fish products, although the environmental impact of different options is often unclear. Could digital tools help shoppers and retailers make smarter…
Category: 3. Europe
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Why scientists are worried that Greenland’s Prudhoe ice dome could melt away – again
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Scientists warn that it is “only a matter of time” until Greenland’s Prudhoe Dome starts to melt away – as heat-trapping emissions continue to…
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Commission publishes 'fitness check' on EU laws covering the security of electricity and gas supply in view of future revision
A “fitness check” on energy security has been published by the Commission, evaluating the key EU regulations on the security of gas supply and electricity risk preparedness. The two regulations date from 2017 and 2019 respectively, before the energy crisis that affected the gas and…
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Video. Ethiopians gather for Orthodox Christmas Eve candlelight ceremony
Ethiopia marked Orthodox Christmas Eve on Tuesday with a large candlelight ceremony in Addis Ababa, where thousands gathered in Meskel Square for prayers, hymns and a midnight Mass. Worshippers, many dressed in white traditional…
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Joint statement by High Representative Kallas and Commissioners Lahbib and Šuica on the registration of international NGOs in Palestine
The humanitarian situation in Gaza continues to worsen.
As winter sets in, Palestinians are left exposed to heavy rain and falling temperatures, without safe shelter. Children remain out of schools. Medical facilities are barely functioning, with minimal staff and equipment.
In its
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Help for heritage: Rome introduces charges for tourists to visit Trevi Fountain
From 7 January, tourists in Rome will have to pay two euros to visit the Trevi Fountain, but entry remains free for residents. The measure is the latest in a series of heritage preservation schemes in Europe where cities such as Venice, Athens and Seville are increasing efforts to protect monuments.
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Bremerhaven’s journey from industrial wasteland to iconic attraction
For more than 30 years, EU funding has helped support the transformation of Bremerhaven’s abandoned harbour into one of northern Germany’s most popular visitor attractions. The regeneration which began in the early 1990s is still going on, with restaurants, shops, historic ships, shops and…
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Aliyev: If you are not strong, being right has no meaning
The interview given by President of the Republic of Azerbaijan Ilham Aliyev (pictured) to the local media in Azerbaijan on 5 January 2026 constitutes a strategic manifesto that clearly reveals how the new global order is perceived and where Azerbaijan positions itself within this order, writes…
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Thetford dig unearths Iron Age war trumpet and boar standard
BBC/Rare TVThe discovery of a carnyx (above) and a boar’s head flag standard in the same hoard has been described as “a discovery of a lifetime” by archaeologists Archaeologists have been stunned to discover two of the rarest Iron Age objects in the same excavation.
The team from Pre-Construct…
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Western Sahara, Trump, and the moment international law Was Exposed
For decades, international relations were governed not only by written rules, but by a shared pretense. The United Nations Charter, international courts, and diplomatic language provided a normative framework that masked the raw exercise of power behind legal and moral vocabulary. Much of what…
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