Category: 4. World
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Israel strikes central Hezbollah headquarters in Beirut
Local media reports claim that the strike targeted Hezbollah chief Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah. Continue Reading
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Renewable energy speculation brewing a storm in Sardinia
The windswept Italian island is a prime location for harvesting the energy of the future. But residents fear poor planning of wind farms and unregulated speculation will turn their homeland into a European Wild West for renewables. Continue Reading
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Latvian mural features red cat named Peach
Beloved by local residents in Latvia’s capital city of Riga, Peach the cat was created by artist Eriks Caune. Continue Reading
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Video. Latvian mural features red cat named Peach
Updated: 27/09/2024 – 20:38 GMT+2 Known as the “true master” of Agenskalns — a district of Riga — Peach is a friendly presence watching over the locals at a leisurely pace. Known as the “true master” of Agenskalns… Continue Reading
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"Everywhere, every day": how the EU's drugs agency is tackling a new surge
The European Union Drugs Agency is dealing with new challenges to the rule of law as the illegal drugs trade surges. Continue Reading
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Latest news bulletin | September 27th – Evening
Catch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond – latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel. Continue Reading
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At least five dead as hurricane Helene rips through southeastern USA
Hurricane Helene has caused havoc across several states after making landfall overnight in northwestern Florida and declared a category 4 storm. Continue Reading
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Are the Lebanese people caught in the crossfire of a war they didn’t ask for?
A major humanitarian crisis in Lebanon and the risk of an Israeli ground invasion could overwhelm the country and plunge the region into a total war. What can be done to spare the Lebanese people from a disaster? ADVERTISEMENT The prospects of an Israeli ground incursion in Lebanon… Continue Reading
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Lebanese people fleeing Israeli bombardment face rent-gouging and overcrowding
Between overcrowding and impossibly high upfront costs, people displaced by an accelerated war are finding it hard to secure temporary homes. Continue Reading
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Tasmanian court excludes men from women-only exhibition
The Supreme Court of Tasmania ruled the “Ladies’ Lounge” women-only exhibition legal, overturning a prior decision, citing protection under anti-discrimination law. Continue Reading