Category: 3. Europe
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French town offers ChatGPT subscriptions to its older population to bridge the digital divide
A French town announced that it was providing free access to ChatGPT Premium to its 12,000 inhabitants. Will it help them? Continue Reading
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DAX rises as German business sentiment surges: Is it the end of the crisis?
The DAX index rose during the end of the week as improved German business sentiment and positive private sector data rescued investor confidence. The Ifo Business Climate Index increased for the first time in six months, offering a light at the end of the tunnel. Continue Reading
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Russian central bank hikes interest rate to record-high 21% to fight inflation
Russia’s central bank has hiked the key interest rate by 200 basis points to a record-high 21% in a bid to fight inflation, fuelled by military spending. ADVERTISEMENT Russia’s central bank on Friday raised its key interest rate by two percentage points to a record-high 21% in an… Continue Reading
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When it comes to being ready for the next health threat, Europe has a clear east-west divide
The regional divides between health systems are significant, a new report shows. Continue Reading
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Laura Marling's 'Patterns in Repeat': Euronews Culture's Verdict
On ‘Patterns in Repeat’, with a quiet grace, Laura Marling revisits her life’s work of explicating the inner and outer worlds of womanhood, now from the dizzying heights of parenthood. Continue Reading
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Green hydrogen and offshore wind: UK and Australia to collaborate on climate and energy
It comes after Pacific leaders called on both countries to do more to tackle the climate crisis. Continue Reading
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Epic New Year train journey rides Europe’s highest railway and winds through 5 countries
Visit a rotating mountain restaurant and Europe’s highest station on this epic winter railway tour. Continue Reading
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Is incoming EU agri-food Commissioner all ‘farm’ and no ‘fork’?
A ‘farmer-centric’ approach of incoming EU agriculture and food Commission Christophe Hansen has drawn criticism from stakeholders sitting on the final side of the food value chain. Continue Reading
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'Act prudently': China slams EU Parliament over Taiwan resolution, warns of red lines
Beijing has warned the European Parliament to “act prudently” on the issue of Taiwan, saying “it is a red line that must not be crossed.” Continue Reading
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Kate Bush ‘very keen’ to work on new album
The iconic and elusive British artist has said in a recent interview that she has “lots of ideas” and is “really looking forward to getting back into that creative space.” ADVERTISEMENT Anyone who has a favourite record store may have noticed that the Kate Bush section has been… Continue Reading