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The Sea of Putin. Are Russian submarines in the Caribbean a threat to NATO?
19.06.2024
The Sea of Putin. Are Russian submarines in the Caribbean a threat to NATO?
Destination: Unknown. The Russian nuclear-powered submarine K-561 Kazan is still navigating the Caribbean Sea after it slipped into Havana harbour…
Death toll rises as heatwaves hit Cyprus, Greece and Türkiye: Will this be Europe’s hottest summer?
19.06.2024
Death toll rises as heatwaves hit Cyprus, Greece and Türkiye: Will this be Europe’s hottest summer?
Heatwaves across Cyprus and Greece have left multiple people dead with Türkiye battling wildfires as temperatures soared above 40C. Parts…
Mayor of Kharkiv: «We need to close the sky over Kharkiv»
18.06.2024
Mayor of Kharkiv: «We need to close the sky over Kharkiv»
Kharkiv’s mayor, Ihor Terekhov, told Euronews that despite the recent Russian offensive being halted by the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the…
Euro 2024 latest: Turkey off to flying start as Montella’s side see off debuting Georgia 3-1
18.06.2024
Euro 2024 latest: Turkey off to flying start as Montella’s side see off debuting Georgia 3-1
Turkey earned their first three points at Euro 2024 after beating Georgia 3-1 at Dortmund’s Westfalenstadion in a heartstopping game…
French brews gains popularity in beer-producing nation of Belgium
18.06.2024
French brews gains popularity in beer-producing nation of Belgium
Brewers in France are taking on traditionally beer-producing nations as French beer becomes more popular. Over the last ten years,…
Fast-fashion firms could be penalised for aggressive marketing
18.06.2024
Fast-fashion firms could be penalised for aggressive marketing
Governments should be able to impose levies on lost-cost, high-turnover clothing retailers based on how much their business practices encourage…
Ministers green light push for healthy soils, set low thresholds
18.06.2024
Ministers green light push for healthy soils, set low thresholds
Soil protection is on track to be on an equal footing with air and water as environment ministers reached on Monday…
AI could fuel wave of Holocaust denial, UNESCO finds
18.06.2024
AI could fuel wave of Holocaust denial, UNESCO finds
A United Nations agency is warning that developments in artificial intelligence (AI) could fuel a new surge in Holocaust denial.…
Orbán ally-turned-rival Péter Magyar joins centre-right EPP group in the European Parliament
18.06.2024
Orbán ally-turned-rival Péter Magyar joins centre-right EPP group in the European Parliament
The party of Viktor Orbán’s fiercest political challenger Péter Magyar has joined the European parliamentary group that previously counted the…
Adobe: ‘AI is not going to replace people, but people that use AI may be replacing those that don’t’
18.06.2024
Adobe: ‘AI is not going to replace people, but people that use AI may be replacing those that don’t’
“AI is not going to replace people, but people that use AI may be replacing the people that don’t use…
