Officials in Bucharest have approved a tourist tax that will come into effect next year, aiming to raise almost €3 million annually.
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Bucharest’s new tourist tax will come into effect next year. Here’s everything you need to know
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2026 in space: Moon missions return, eclipses sweep Europe and auroras continue
Euronews Next gives a rundown of what the universe has in store for us in 2026.
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Three dead as heavy rain prompts emergency response in Spain’s Andalusia
Heavy rainfall in Andalusia prompted hundreds of emergency service responses and left three people dead, regional authorities said.
The first victim was found in Alhaurín El Grande in Málaga province, after disappearing with along with another person as their van was swept away by a river….
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Trump says progress made in Ukraine talks but ‘thorny issues’ remain
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Harry Sekulich
EPAThe US has offered Ukraine security guarantees for 15 years, Volodymyr Zelensky has said, during talks on a revised peace plan with Donald Trump in Florida on Sunday.
The US president said an agreement on this point was “close to 95%” done, but…
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Boxing heavyweight Anthony Joshua injured and two people dead in Nigeria car crash
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British heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua has been injured in a car crash in Nigeria that killed two people, police have confirmed.
The crash happened on…
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In 2025, global trade cracked as Europe hurt by US tariffs and new China shock
In 2025, the first shock came from Washington. But it wasn’t the only one.
The world’s largest economy abruptly turned inward, rolling out a nationalist trade agenda and sweeping tariffs on partners worldwide.
Trade flows were forced to reroute – many of them towards Europe. At the same…
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US offered Ukraine 15 years of security guarantees, Zelenskyy says – POLITICO
“I raised this issue with the President. I told him that we are already at war, and it has been for almost 15 years. Therefore, I really wanted the guarantees to be longer. I told him that we would really like to consider the possibility of 30, 40, 50 years,” Zelenskyy added.
The exact…
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Iran’s currency collapse sparks second day of trader protests
Protesters closed shops for a second day as the rial hit new lows on the free market, amplifying inflation fears and highlighting the widening gap between official and street exchange rates.
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Video. Heavy snowfall closes schools in 14 Turkish provinces
Heavy snowfall across Turkey has closed schools in 14 provinces, while children turned the sudden break into playtime.
In Van, where snow reached half a metre overnight, the governor’s office announced a one-day closure for all…
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Russia sends Iranian satellites into orbit, according to Iranian state media
Russia occasionally sends Iran’s satellites into orbit, highlighting the strong ties between the two countries.
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