Category: 3. Europe
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Scandinavian winters could be about to get colder – is a distant volcanic eruption to blame?
Scientists have predicted the far-reaching impact of a 2022 volcanic eruption in the South Pacific. Continue Reading
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French PM Michel Barnier has operation for cervical lesion – POLITICO
PARIS — French Prime Minister Michel Barnier underwent an operation for a cervical lesion over the weekend, his doctor said in a statement shared by his office on Monday. “Everything went very well,” the statement read. The results of the procedure are expected… Continue Reading
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Georgia election showdown as opposition seeks to overturn results – POLITICO
A hotly anticipated visit by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to Tbilisi on Monday night, she said, “takes place exclusively in the framework of bilateral relations between Hungary and Georgia. Prime Minister Orbán has not received any mandate from the EU Council to visit… Continue Reading
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Chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen on how AI and tech are changing the game
Chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen tells Euronews Next about his new app Take Take Take. ADVERTISEMENT When Magnus Carlsen started playing chess at the age of eight, he grew up in “a hybrid generation,” mainly playing on the board, he tells Euronews Next in an interview. Fast… Continue Reading
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‘Frightening statistic’: More than 1 in 3 tree species worldwide at risk of extinction
The loss of trees is also a major threat to thousands of other plants, animals and fungi. Continue Reading
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UK accuses Russian firms of stoking anti-Ukraine protests – POLITICO
It said the network was funded by the Kremlin to create and distribute disinformation, such as deepfakes and spoof news websites, across social media platforms in order to undermine democracy and weaken international support for Ukraine. The SDA had also been tasked with inciting protests… Continue Reading
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UN warns carbon cuts fall ‘miles short’ of what is needed to avoid devastating global warming
Experts say CO2 concentrations in the atmosphere have risen by more than 10 per cent in just two decades. Continue Reading
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How a small vaccine developer got Marburg jabs to Rwanda at ‘lightning speed’
The head of a vaccine nonprofit says Rwanda’s speedy outbreak response underscores the role small organisations can play in fighting infectious diseases. Continue Reading
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Explore Serbia’s red village of Donja Lokošnica and the Unesco-listed Pirot carpet craft
In this episode of Balkan Trip, we journey to two remarkable locations: the vibrant red village of Donja Lokošnica and the town of Pirot, renowned for its UNESCO-listed carpet weaving tradition. ADVERTISEMENT We travel to the village of Donja Lokošnica, which is transformed into a… Continue Reading
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POWERTY: energising communities to combat poverty
An EU-funded project is helping one of Spain’s poorest neighbourhoods cope with energy costs and the endemic problems of poverty Continue Reading