Category: 3. Europe
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Inspiring Games of the Small States of Europe concludes in Andorra – The European Olympic Committees
The 20th Games of the Small States of Europe (GSSE) concluded today in Andorra, with a Closing Ceremony celebrating the success of the athletes from the nine participating National…
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Can Europe regain control of its industrial future?
The panel, titled “Can Europe regain control of its industrial future?”, brings together leading voices from the sector for a frank and forward-looking discussion. As global competition intensifies and Europe’s industrial capacity erodes, the…
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Measles in Europe: Where are cases of one of the world’s most contagious diseases on the rise?
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ADVERTISEMENTOne of the world’s most contagious diseases is spreading in Europe.
Measles has been on the rise for months. Last year was the worst for measles in Europe…
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Bulgaria close to adopting the euro: What stands in the way?
By AP with Eleanor Butler
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ADVERTISEMENTBulgaria is close to realising its decades-old goal of joining the euro currency…
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These are the top five largest growing jobs in the next five years
Demand for manual labour is likely to stay the highest overall, but digital jobs are projected to grow at the fastest pace. Meanwhile, many clerk and administrative roles could be cut.
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The Arctic Philharmonic Takes Its Music to Europe
The Arctic Philharmonic is based in Bodø and Tromsø, Northern Norway, and is the world’s northernmost orchestra. The orchestra plays over 200 shows and concerts in their hometowns and on tour both domestically and abroad.
The…
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Russian attack on Ukraine's Sumy kills at least three and injures 20
Russia attacked the Sumy city centre with long-range multiple-launch rocket systems, killing at least three civilians and injuring 20 people. The strike followed an overnight drone attack with over 100 UAVs launched by Moscow.
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Scandal in Belgium sees sperm donor with cancer gene conceive 52 children
The Belgian government is pushing forward with efforts to get rid of the anonymity of sperm donors after it transpired that a Danish sperm donor with an inherited cancer mutation had conceived 52 children in the western European country.
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