As Kyiv suffered a major attack overnight on Friday, one resident who lives in the centre of the Ukrainian capital told Euronews that the number of Shahed drones “are far more numerous and deadlier than before”.
Category: 3. Europe
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Russia launches massive aerial attack on Kyiv with 550 drones and missiles
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As China, EU eye warmer ties, Brussels seeks to protect its crown jewel – manufacturing
Hopes for a long-awaited recovery of factory activity in Europe’s manufacturing powerhouse were uplifted this week as a key indicator of the sector’s health surged to a 34-month high in Germany.
But the fact that the country’s manufacturing…
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A new report reveals the challenges and growth prospects
European premium and luxury brands represent 5 percent of European GDP, or 986 billion euros. This figure, from a new report by the European Cultural and Creative Industries Alliance (ECCIA), in collaboration with the Comité Colbert and Bain &…
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Symptoms of killer virus spreading across Europe – ‘highly likely’ to reach UK
Spain has seen the most recent cases of the disease as experts say one activity ‘drastically increases’ the risk of catching it
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How could European summer strikes scupper your holiday?
A series of summer strikes in Europe affecting flights, trains and hotels are threatening to derail British holidaymakers’ trips.
Ongoing strikes across mainland Europe are likely to cause delays and even cancellations, and travellers are being…
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French Yields Are Exceeding Italy’s in New Europe Bond Hierarchy
Lingering political risks have pushed French five-year bonds to the brink of becoming the highest-yielding in the euro region, and attention is now turning to how soon the rates on 10-year securities will do the same.
The yield on benchmark…
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Britpop royalty Oasis return to stage tonight for their first gig in 16 years
The first show of the long-awaited comeback tour kicks off tonight in Wales. The road to this year’s reunion tour has been a long and bumpy one, and despite ticketing issues, fans are more excited than ever to see the return of Britpop royalty.
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Kyiv hit by barrage of drone strikes as Putin spurns Trump’s truce bid
A pall of acrid smoke hung over Kyiv on Friday morning following a night of intensive Russian strikes that hit almost every district of the capital, according to Ukrainian authorities.
The hours of darkness were once again punctuated by the staccato of air defence guns, buzz of drones and large…
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Latin America’s top human rights court says countries have a duty to act on climate change
In a landmark advisory opinion, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights ruled that governments have a legal obligation to tackle climate change.
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Roadblocks replace rallies as Serbian protesters demand new elections
Guy De LauneyBBC Balkans correspondent
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As Serbia’s anti-corruption protests enter their ninth month, they show no sign of abating – and are instead changing in their leadership, composition and tactics.
At the climax of last weekend’s 140,000-strong protest in Belgrade’s Slavija…
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