Category: 3. Europe

Published on 29/10/2025 – 11:09 GMT+1
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11:11

Nvidia shares continued their dramatic…

You can only walk 6 kilometers per hour if you want to follow the law in Slovakia.

The Slovak parliament Tuesday afternoon adopted an amendment to the traffic law that sets a maximum permitted speed on sidewalks in urban areas at 6 kph.

The limit applies to…

Lawmakers had initially pushed to hike the levy to 15 percent to hit back at U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariff war, sparking strong reactions from across the Atlantic. Industries in France that fear trade retaliation have also called for caution.

The amendment has yet to survive a…

Getting sick with the flu or COVID-19 raises the risk of heart attack or stroke in the following weeks, according to a new analysis that maps how viruses can affect heart health.

Researchers have long known that viruses such as human papillomavirus (HPV) and hepatitis B can cause cancer, but…

The chancellor has been talking about “necessary choices” around next month’s budget in an article for The Guardian. Rachel Reeves says she needs to be “candid” and doesn’t want to “simply accept” forecasts – but to “defy them”.

With four weeks to go, Sam…

By&nbspSeth Borenstein&nbspwith&nbspAP

Published on
29/10/2025 – 9:42 GMT+1

Hurricane Melissa, which struck Jamaica with record-tying 298 kph winds Tuesday, was a beast that…

As the year making the quarter of this century nears its end, the creative industries are contending with myriad threats, crises and upsets. The worlds of arts and crafts have been shaken by slashed funding, skill shortages and the looming fear of an AI takeover.

However, the rarefied world…

From help with mundane admin tasks to seeking out relationship advice, internet users are increasingly turning to AI chatbots for life tips. But can you really use AI for voting advice, and can it be trusted with democracy?

The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) has said no, warning that AI…