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Children living close to Europe’s green spaces have healthier lungs, Spanish study finds
17.07.2024
Children living close to Europe’s green spaces have healthier lungs, Spanish study finds
Children living in greener neighbourhoods have better lung function, according to a new study. The research, led by the Barcelona…
Women who fought the Nazis, remembered in exhibition put together by two artists in Berlin
17.07.2024
Women who fought the Nazis, remembered in exhibition put together by two artists in Berlin
In an act of remembrance, artists Hannah Goldstein and Claudia Balsters have curated an exhibition that highlights the crucial roles…
Germany: Cabinet finally agrees draft budget for 2025
17.07.2024
Germany: Cabinet finally agrees draft budget for 2025
After months of argument, the German government has finally agreed budget plans for 2025, according to Reuters. There remains a…
How AI and Robotics are transforming the $9 trillion healthcare sector
17.07.2024
How AI and Robotics are transforming the $9 trillion healthcare sector
The Exchange spoke with specialist doctors from Aman Hospital in Qatar, who have found that AI and robotics significantly improve…
Cypriot YouTuber-turned-MEP pledges to vote according to his followers’ opinions
17.07.2024
Cypriot YouTuber-turned-MEP pledges to vote according to his followers’ opinions
Over the past few months, a popular YouTuber from Cyprus has been explaining to more than 2.6 million subscribers why…
London’s V&A beats the Met to 12th-century ivory carving after financial tug-of-war with
17.07.2024
London’s V&A beats the Met to 12th-century ivory carving after financial tug-of-war with
London’s Victoria & Albert Museum, commonly known as the V&A, has raised the £2 million (€2.385 million) needed to acquire…
Fern the dinosaur takes centre stage at London Natural History Museum’s newly revamped gardens
17.07.2024
Fern the dinosaur takes centre stage at London Natural History Museum’s newly revamped gardens
The Natural History Museum in London is set to open its newly revamped gardens, a five-year project costing £25 million…
‘Teflon Mark’: Will Rutte’s political survival kit help him navigate an increasingly complex NATO?
17.07.2024
‘Teflon Mark’: Will Rutte’s political survival kit help him navigate an increasingly complex NATO?
On 1 October, when Dutch liberal-conservative former prime minister Mark Rutte will officially step up to the plate as NATO…
Austrian government announces new obligations for asylum seekers
17.07.2024
Austrian government announces new obligations for asylum seekers
The Austrian Interior Minister Gerhard Karner has announced a package of new requirements that will apply to asylum seekers across…
EU-UK ties and Russian sanction circumvention likely to dominate big summit of European leaders
17.07.2024
EU-UK ties and Russian sanction circumvention likely to dominate big summit of European leaders
Migration, security and energy cooperation may be the official items on the agenda for leaders from about 45 European nations…