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Lithuanian prosecutors charged six foreign nationals with terrorism Friday over a failed attempt to set fire to military equipment…
Category: 3. Europe
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Lab-grown proteins for a hungry world – made in Europe
Food technology made in Europe is a global leader. What is the reason behind this success story? Euronews sent its reporter to East Germany to look for answers in Leipzig’s “Bio-City”.
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‘Damaging to public understanding’: Spain warns of surge in online abuse towards climate scientists
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Spain has called the “fight against disinformation” a top priority after witnessing a surge in hate speech directed at climate scientists….
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Qatar’s banking advantage: Expanding pathways for global capital
As the World Economic Forum takes stage once again in Davos, Euronews will moderate a discussion co-hosted by Qatar National Bank (QNB), Commercial Bank Qatar (CBQ), Qatar Islamic Bank (QIB) and Doha Bank.
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Back off on Greenland – POLITICO
“We are NATO partners with Denmark, and so our full partnership stands,” Carney said in his first remarks on the intensifying diplomatic brouhaha. “Our obligations on Article 5, Article 2 of NATO stand, and we stand full-square behind those.”
The issue of Greenland has come to the fore…
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Bulgaria heads for yet another snap election – POLITICO
Radev’s mandate to form a new government was rejected by the conservative GERB-SDS group Monday and by pro-EU PP-DB group Wednesday.
“We are heading to elections,” Radev said, according to local media. Under the country’s constitution, the president must now appoint a caretaker…
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Germany returns stolen fragments of Bayeux Tapestry to France
Germany has returned two small fragments of the Bayeux Tapestry stolen by a German scientist during the Nazi occupation of France in 1941.
The pieces of unembroidered fabric were discovered by historians in state archives in Schleswig-Holstein in northern Germany as they sifted through the…
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Greek court clears group of humanitarian workers of migrant smuggling charges
Two dozen humanitarian workers on trial for participating in search and rescue operations on the island of Lesvos accused of smuggling migrants were acquitted by a Greek court on Thursday evening.
After more than seven years of legal limbo, the Lesvos Court of Appeal cleared the defendants…
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Winter Olympics will increase pressure on overtouristed Dolomites, local residents warn
As Italy gears up to host the Winter Olympics next month, residents in Alpine communities are warning that a surge in visitors will strain an area already battling overtourism.
Events will take place in Milan and in Cortina d’Ampezzo, a UNESCO-designated town known as the ‘Queen of the…
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Criminal probe raises key question: Will Powell leave the Fed in May?
The Justice Department’s investigation into federal reserve chair Jerome Powell has brought heightened attention to a key drama that will play out at the central bank in the coming months. Will Powell leave the Fed when his term as chair ends, or will he take the unusual step of remaining a…
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