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Netherlands to return stolen ancient sculpture to Egypt
The Netherlands has said it will return a stolen 3,500-year-old sculpture to Egypt.
It is “highly likely” the stone head, dating from the time of the pharaohs, was plundered during the Arab Spring in either 2011 or 2012, according to the Dutch Information & Heritage Inspectorate.
A decade later,…
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Nato ‘will stand with Ukraine’ to get long-lasting peace, senior official tells BBC
Nato “will stand with Ukraine up to the day in which we will have them sitting around the table for a long-lasting peace”, a senior official from the military alliance has told the BBC.
Admiral Giuseppe Cavo Dragone, chair of Nato’s military committee since January, added from an operational…
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Brussels still dim on football Super League despite UEFA court loss – POLITICO
The Maltese commissioner said the EU executive would continue to work with UEFA and LaLiga — the European and Spanish federations found by the Madrid court to have breached EU competition law — in order to ensure that money is redistributed from the top clubs to amateur leagues.
In…
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Cabaret and memories: Madrid honours Mexico’s Day of the Dead with city-wide altars
“The Day of the Dead is much more Spanish than Halloween**”**, explains Susana Pliego, Director of Culture at Casa de México, explaining the importance of this tradition that is gaining an ever increasing number of followers in Spain. In contrast to Halloween, which is a more gloomy holiday…
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Qatar trying to keep Israel-Hamas ceasefire from falling apart, prime minister says
Qatar’s prime minister said in an interview that aired Sunday that violations of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire are occurring constantly but that his country continues to work to keep the agreement from collapsing.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al-Thani, who is also Qatar’s…
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Avalanche in Italy kills five including father and daughter
An avalanche in Italy’s Dolomite mountains has killed five German climbers, including a 17-year-old girl and her father, according to rescuers.
The mountaineers, travelling in separate groups, were scaling Cima Vertana in the Ortler Alps at around 16:00 local time on Saturday when the…
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Costume drama: Heidi Klum’s long and incredible history with Halloween
By Euronews
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It has become a Halloween tradition: the question of which spectacular costume Heidi Klum will wear. Year after year, the German…
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Louvre jewellery heist carried out by petty criminals, Paris prosecutor says
ReutersLast month’s jewellery heist at the Louvre museum was carried out by petty criminals rather than organised crime professionals, Paris’s prosecutor has said.
“This is not quite everyday delinquency… but it is a type of delinquency that we do not generally associate with the upper echelons…
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Actor Tchéky Karyo, star of ‘Nikita’ and ‘The Bear’ dies aged 72
By Alexander Kazakevich & Euronews with agencesPublished on
Tchéky Karyo, a rugged and easily recognisable figure…
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