How is sport connecting job seekers and recruiters across EU borders? New initiatives are looking beyond résumés to help cross-border workers find jobs.
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Unique initiatives break with tradition to help EU cross-border workers find jobs
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Visiting Thailand during the mourning period? Here’s what will and won’t change for travellers
Thailand has entered a period of national mourning following the death of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, who passed away on 24 October at the age of 93.
Sometimes referred to as the Mother of the Nation, Queen Sirikit was known for her decades-long efforts to promote Thai…
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EU now ‘more assertive’ in protecting candidate countries from foreign interference, Kos says
The EU has learnt from its mistakes with the UK and Georgia and is now prepared to be “more assertive” including by investing in candidate countries to counter fake narratives, European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos said.
In a group interview on Tuesday in which Euronews took part,…
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Francis Ford Coppola is selling his $1 million watch after ‘Megalopolis’ flops at box office
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By his own account, Francis Ford Coppola is once again in desperate needs of money.
The American filmmaker is known for investing his own funds into his…
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US troops on Nato’s eastern flank to be reduced, Romania says
Romania’s defence ministry has said the US intends to reduce some of its troops stationed on Nato’s eastern flank.
Between 900 and 1,000 American troops will remain in Romania, Bucharest said – down from 1,700.
The ministry said the decision was expected and that the “resizing” of US forces was a…
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Polls open in Netherlands in close-run election seen as litmus test for far-right
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Dutch voters began casting their ballots across the Netherlands on Wednesday in a close-run snap election called after far-right Geert Wilders brought…
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6 in 10 unemployed in Belgium have non-Belgian background – POLITICO
He added, “The main message is that everyone must work, including people of foreign origin.”
The figures classify individuals as having a non-Belgian background if they were born with another nationality or if at least one parent holds another nationality, even if they now hold…
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Black cats and Halloween: Why has a Spanish council banned their adoption?
The Spanish city council of Terrassa, close to Barcelona, has decided to suspend the adoption of black cats until the end of this month to avoid their use in rituals or celebrations linked to Halloween.
Local authorities say it’s an unusual but necessary measure.
“We have been alerted by…
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Badenoch ducks immigration chaos by tackling Starmer on sluggish economy – POLITICO
Watch and wait: The PM, you won’t be surprised to read, skirted around the query, stressing the government would “lay out their plans” next month. “Well, well, well, what a fascinating answer,” Badenoch cried after leaping to her feet. She asked the same question in July and, back…
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Reality or science fiction? |Euronews Tech Talks
Solar panels in space could benefit our terrestrial energy mix, but experts differ in their enthusiasm and remain divided on the technology’s maturity.
The idea of harnessing solar energy in space dates back to the first half of the 20th century.
Science fiction writer Isaac Asimov was…
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