Category: 3. Europe
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Bitcoin regains key level amid renewed Investor Interest
Bitcoin price reclaimed the $100,000 (€96,300) mark on Monday, triggered by a sharp retreat in the US dollar. However, the rally may not be sustained due to a relatively low trading volume and the lack of a fresh catalyst. ADVERTISEMENT Bitcoin experienced a notable resurgence on… Continue Reading
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Blinken seeks to strengthen relations with Japan in final visit
There have been tensions in the Pacific region recently, with Russia allegedly providing North Korea with military equipment and training. Continue Reading
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Which European countries were most exposed to disinformation last year? | Radio Schuman
As major election year, disinformation played a crucial role worldwide in 2024, including in the European continent, where European Union and several national elections took place. Continue Reading
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Popes, Nobel Prizes and surprise sequels: Euronews Culture's guide to the books of 2025
Whether you want to start or can’t stop reading there’s sure to be a title that tickles your fancy in our carefully curated guide to books due out in 2025. Continue Reading
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Will Italy’s use of Elon Musk's satellites affect a key EU project?
What would it mean for Europe’s security if Italy decided to join SpaceX’s satellite system? Will Giorgia Meloni’s government sideline an EU-led project currently under development? Continue Reading
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Portugal isn't issuing a commemorative Ronaldo coin
The online claims allege that 25,000 €7 coins honouring the Portuguese football star would enter circulation, with a purchase price of €7.50. Continue Reading
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Turkish farmer uncovers rare ancient hunt mosaic – likely the largest of its kind in Türkiye
A stunning late Roman-era mosaic featuring rare Anatolian leopard and other hunting scenes may be the first of its kind to survive intact in Türkiye. Continue Reading
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From cheating on a partner to breaking the law: Is ‘tourist syndrome’ to blame for bad behaviour?
An expert explains what drives the ‘vacation mindset’ as half of Americans admit to acting out on holiday. Continue Reading
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‘If the oceans die, we die’: Anti-whaler Paul Watson on activism, prison and not giving up hope
Watson has been fighting for the rights of whales and the wider environment for more than 50 years – and is showing no signs of slowing down. Continue Reading
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What is HMPV, the respiratory virus straining healthcare systems in China?
The virus, first identified in 2001, is one of a handful of respiratory illnesses spreading this winter. This is what we know about the current outbreak. Continue Reading