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Category: 3. Europe
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Working while studying: Which EU countries have the highest rates and why?
More than one in four young Europeans aged between 15 and 29 were working and studying at the same time in 2024, according to the latest Eurostat figures.
This situation was most common in the Netherlands (74.3%), Denmark (56.4%) and Germany (45.8%).
By contrast, Romania (2.4%), Greece (6%)…
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Macron invites Déby to France in bid to ease tensions
French President Emmanuel Macron has invited his Chadian counterpart to Paris, as both countries seek to renew and improve future relations.
The verbal invitation was delivered to President Mahamat Déby by France’s Ambassador to Chad, Éric Gérard, during a meeting at the presidential palace in…
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Rutte faces backlash for telling Europeans to 'keep on dreaming' about independence from US security
NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte is under fire for his dismissive remarks about the idea of European separation from Washington’s protection. “You can’t, we can’t,” he said.
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Meta, TikTok and YouTube face landmark trial over youth social media addiction claims
KGM, a 19-year-old from the United States, claims her addiction to Meta, Google and ByteDance platforms at an early age left her with suicidal thoughts and depression.
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BAFTA nominations 2026: 'One Battle After Another' and 'Sinners' lead the charge
As expected, Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘One Battle After Another’ and Ryan Coogler’s ‘Sinners’ go head-to-head with the most BAFTA nominations, while ‘I Swear’, ‘Pillion’ and ‘The Ballad of Wallis Island’ lead the charge for best British productions. Here’s the breakdown of this year’s nominations.
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Video. Who is Greg Bovino, the man behind Trump’s immigration crackdown?
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Greg Bovino, the senior Border Patrol official behind President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown across the US, has risen in prominence in recent weeks after…
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Sicily hit by huge landslide in aftermath of Storm Harry
A 2.5 mile (4km) section of cliff has collapsed on the Italian island of Sicily, after it was pummelled by wind and rain brought by Storm Harry last week.
More than 1,000 residents have been evacuated from their homes in Niscemi and geological surveys are currently under way to asses the area.
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Ukrainians left cold and in the dark after Russia targets energy infrastructure
Russia has been exploiting Ukraine’s harshest winter in years to pummel energy infrastructure across the country.
Repeated strikes have crippled the power supply to major Ukrainian cities, leaving millions without heating or light as temperatures hover around -15C (5F) for the third week in a…
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