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As Europe Today prepares to launch, we turn to one of the journalists driving this new Euronews chapter. Starting Monday, Méabh Mc…
Category: 3. Europe
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Income needed to avoid poverty: How do European thresholds compare?
Millions of Europeans live in poverty, but the meaning of a comfortable income differs widely across the continent.
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Video. Donald Trump says US plan to end Ukraine war not ‘final offer’ for Kyiv
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Speaking to reporters at the White House on Saturday, Trump said the US proposal on Russia’s war in Ukraine was not his “final offer.”
Ukrainian allies earlier…
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Who killed young Chechen woman who fled Russia for a life of freedom?
Olga Prosvirova & Zlata OnufrievaBBC News Russian
Aishat Baimuradova/Getty/BBCAishat told her friends she had been raised in a strictly religious family When 23-year-old Aishat Baimuradova fled her home earlier this year, she believed she finally had a chance to live the way she wanted.
Coming from…
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The world is fractured. The climate talks reflected that.
BELÉM, Brazil — The U.S. snubbed the talks. Petro-states and fossil-fuel-hungry emerging economies got most of what they wanted. And Europeans struggled to show they were prepared to lead the effort to squelch global warming.
Two weeks of climate negotiations hardly ended in triumph…
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Trump’s “Peace” Is Europe’s Strategic Nightmare — And Brussels Is Sleepwalking Into It
Donald Trump’s 28-point “peace plan” for Ukraine amounts to a geopolitical ultimatum drafted by a small circle of America First advisers. This EU Reporter investigation names the US policy actors pushing Kyiv toward concessions, and the European officials whose silence risks turning…
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Ukraine’s allies voice concerns over US plan to end war
Ukraine’s allies from Europe, Canada and Japan have voiced concerns over a US plan to end the Russia-Ukraine war, saying it “will require additional work”.
They said in a statement the plan had elements “essential for a just and lasting peace”, but cited concerns over border changes and caps on…
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While Europe backed division, Libyan women rally around Crown Prince Mohammed Senussi’s unifying constitutional vision
Europe has spoken for years about the need to support national unity in Libya—yet its actions have consistently undermined it. The women’s conference held in Tripoli this week stands as a direct challenge to that record. Organized under the banner of the National Forum for Unity and Peace,…
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COP30: New climate deal reached in Brazil, but still no fossil fuel roadmap
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United Nations climate talks in Brazil have reached a subdued agreement to provide more funding to countries hit hardest by…
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Deal or ‘meh’ deal? Climate summit ends on a deflating note
BELÉM, Brazil — Almost 200 countries gathered in Brazil acknowledged Saturday that their efforts to stop calamitous global warming were off pace — but geopolitical headwinds and fossil-fuel-producing countries snuffed out hopes of a meaningful commitment to move faster.
The deal approved…
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