Category: 3. Europe
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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
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The top AI takeaways from Nvidia’s CES 2025 keynote to know about
Euronews Next was at the chip-maker’s keynote speech in Las Vegas, which saw a rare appearance by founder and CEO Jensen Huang. Continue Reading
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Russia claims capture of Ukrainian front-line town of Kurakhove
Russia claims that its forces have captured the front-line town of Kurakhove in eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region. The town has borne the brunt of Russian advances in recent months and is a stepping-stone to the key logistical hub of Pokrovsk. Ukraine has not acknowledged the fall of Kurakhove,… Continue Reading
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Magnitude 7.1 earthquake kills at least 32 people in Tibet
At least 32 confirmed dead, more than three dozen others injured as a powerful earthquake hits Tibet. Continue Reading
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Der ewige Streit um Lohnfortzahlung bei Krankheit – POLITICO
Mit der Forderung nach einem Karenztag hat der Allianz-Chef Oliver Bäte eine jahrzehntealte Diskussion um Arbeitnehmerrechte neu entfacht. Sollten krankgemeldete Angestellte am ersten Tag ihrer Krankheit auf das Gehalt verzichten müssen? Zuletzt wurde dies 2005 intensiver… Continue Reading