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Thousands march in Rome against the mafia, demanding justice for victims
21.03.2024
Thousands march in Rome against the mafia, demanding justice for victims
Tens of thousands of people marched through the streets of Rome on Thursday to remember the thousands of people killed…
Furious skippers as works lead to two day detour in the Netherlands
21.03.2024
Furious skippers as works lead to two day detour in the Netherlands
From this October, a section of the Juliana Canal in Limburg, stretching between Berg aan de Maas and Born, will…
Russia preparing for wider conflict with NATO sooner than expected, says report
21.03.2024
Russia preparing for wider conflict with NATO sooner than expected, says report
Russia is preparing for a large-scale conventional conflict with NATO, according to the Institute for the Study of War, based…
Visegrád Group still deeply divided on sending arms to Ukraine
21.03.2024
Visegrád Group still deeply divided on sending arms to Ukraine
Four Central European countries — Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia — known as the Visegrád Group, remain deeply divided…
Irish government under fire over treatment of asylum seekers
21.03.2024
Irish government under fire over treatment of asylum seekers
Last weekend in Dublin, a distressing scene unfolded as numerous asylum seekers were obliged to sleep outside the government’s International…
Want to meet Jonathan, the world’s oldest tortoise? St Helena island is opening up to tourists
21.03.2024
Want to meet Jonathan, the world’s oldest tortoise? St Helena island is opening up to tourists
St Helena, a small, craggy island in the South Atlantic Ocean, has never seen many tourists. It’s for a good…
Portugal’s centre-right wins election despite surging populists fighting for government
21.03.2024
Portugal’s centre-right wins election despite surging populists fighting for government
The Social Democratic Party has won Portugal’s general election by a slender margin and is set to form a minority…
Luis Rubiales tells Spanish court he will cooperate with corruption probe
21.03.2024
Luis Rubiales tells Spanish court he will cooperate with corruption probe
Former Spanish football boss Luis Rubiales says he will return to Spain to face a judicial probe into the business…
Gaps narrow in Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks, says Blinken during Mideast visit
21.03.2024
Gaps narrow in Israel-Hamas ceasefire talks, says Blinken during Mideast visit
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the “gaps are narrowing” in negotiations between Israel and Hamas over a ceasefire…
‘What we have achieved in Europe is unique in history,’ says Greek PM
18.03.2024
‘What we have achieved in Europe is unique in history,’ says Greek PM
The EU elections will take place in June, the first since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine…
