Category: 3. Europe
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China focuses on high-tech and consumers as trade wars hit economy
An outline of the ruling Communist Party’s blueprint for the next five years was laid out in a 5,000-word communique released on Thursday.
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Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'A House of Dynamite' – Is Kathryn Bigelow back with a bang?
Out on Netflix today, Kathryn Bigelow’s first film since 2017’s ‘Detroit’ sees the Oscar winner tackle the prospect of nuclear annihilation. With mixed results.
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Europe seeks role in Gaza as pressure grows on Israel over fragile ceasefire
European Union leaders are pushing for a bigger role in Gaza and the West Bank after being left out of the US-brokered ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas.
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Planning a trip to Japan? Expect higher visa fees and tourist taxes in 2026
Japan’s new taxes aim to control record visitor numbers while funding education and infrastructure.
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Carbon Unbound Europe Hosts Talks On Scaling CDR In A Dynamically Shifting Global Market
The Carbon Unbound Summit has wrapped up yet another successful edition, concluding a two-day Europe event held on October 21-22 in London that filled a sizable venue with individuals ambitious to make a positive change.
Hosted at a time of…
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Irish presidential election: Who were Ireland’s presidents?
Getty ImagesÁras an Uachtaráin, which is located in Phoenix Park, Dublin, is the official residence and principal workplace of the President of Ireland People in the Republic of Ireland will head to the polls on Friday to elect their 10th president.
Voters will choose between Independent TD…
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Does the clock going back an hour really affect your health? Here’s what experts say
The clock going back for winter is far less disruptive than the spring shift, which has been linked to spikes in heart attacks and traffic accidents.
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Too costly to mint? Germany says 'nein' to silver commemorative coins
The German finance ministry has halted the release of two silver coins after a surge in metal prices made minting them uneconomical. The decision marks a cautious pause in a decades-long tradition that celebrates German culture and innovation.
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Time to reform the UN Security Council, argues Annalena Baerbock – POLITICO
She stressed that the goal must be “to overcome blockades” and make the organization more efficient — such as by merging agencies, increasing local staffing and using AI.
“There is such financial pressure on this organization that it’s become clear we must ask more urgently what…
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