At this high-end London restaurant, the day begins with lobster on croissant toast, carefully paired drinks, and chefs working within touching distance from their guests.
Category: 3. Europe
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Posh and peckish? The making of a Michelin starred luxury breakfast
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Trump backtracks on criticism of UK troops in Afghanistan after outrage – POLITICO
U.S. President Donald Trump said British troops “were among the greatest of all warriors” in the Afghan war, a day after U.K. officials vented outrage at him saying NATO allied troops stayed “a little off the front lines” in Afghanistan.
“The GREAT and very BRAVE…
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Fantasy futsal: Azerbaijan look to impress indoors as popularity of skillful sport soars
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Known for its emphasis on technical skill, agility, and quick decision-making, futsal has become a key platform for developing top-level talent. Major…
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Trump and Democrats harden their stances after Minneapolis shooting
Just hours after federal agents shot and killed a 37-year-old man in Minneapolis, Trump administration officials called the deceased a “would-be assassin” and blamed Democrats for siding with “terrorists.”
Democrats, meanwhile, renewed calls for Minnesota officials to investigate the…
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Trump’s Greenland gambit exposes Canada’s Arctic vulnerability
OTTAWA — Just when Canada thought it was getting its military house in order by finally meeting NATO spending targets, U.S. President Donald Trump’s designs on Greenland have exposed the vulnerability of the vast, underpopulated and undergunned Canadian Arctic.
Trump’s Greenland…
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Who uses AI in Europe – and where it’s still taboo?
The European Union keeps simultaneously investing in new measures to support AI adoption among both individuals and enterprises, drafting new preparedness strategies, and issuing various new guidelines on the ethical use of AI.
According to the Eurobarometer’s survey on the future needs for…
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Women lose 75 million years of healthy life annually – yet receive only 6% of health funding
Women and girls make up 49 percent of the global population, and while they live longer than men, they spend 25 percent more of their lives in poor health or living with a disability.
Yet investment in women’s health remains disproportionately low and narrowly focused on just a handful of…
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US shutdown risk grows as Democrats revolt after Minneapolis shooting
Congress is on a path toward a partial government shutdown next week after Senate Democrats vowed to oppose Department of Homeland Security funding following the killing of a 37-year-old Minneapolis resident by federal agents Saturday.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement…
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This year could be a surprisingly affordable time to see Japan’s cherry blossoms
Japan’s cherry blossom season is a notoriously popular time for tourists to visit and often sees prices spike. But 2026 might be one of the cheapest years in recent history to witness the famed sakura.
The country has seen a sharp drop in tourist numbers from mainland China following the…
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Wolf pack forces Italian airport to close: How this region is struggling with coexistence
Italy’s wolf population now numbers 3,000-3,500; at the beginning of the 1970s, they were nearing extinction in the country.
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