Hunger stones: The history behind 'if you see me, weep'
Centuries-old hunger stones are emerging as Europe's rivers recede. Among the most famous is the Decin hunger stone in…
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Can a drug help prevent trauma? Study with mice suggests so
Researchers in Munich and Stockholm blocked the lifelong social cost of early adversity in mice with a single compound.…
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Romania shuts nuclear plant, Hungary dams dry Danube River
Romania has shut down its only nuclear plant in a rare move prompted by the lack of cooling water from the Danube…
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Ukraine's monthly civilian casualties highest since 2022
UN monitors say civilian casualties in Ukraine hit their highest monthly level since the start of Russia's full-scale…
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Germany news: Far-right leader backs left-wing populist
The leader of the far-right AfD in Thuringia, Björn Höcke, has offered to back populist Sahra Wagenknecht as state…
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Can we go green without forever chemicals?
As nations globally move to ban forever chemicals, should renewable energy technologies be exempt for the sake of…
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Eurovision bars countries at war from hosting
A Eurovision victory will no longer guarantee hosting rights if war or a wider security crisis affects the winning…
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Why is Russia's Yabloko party barred from upcoming election?
Russia's highest court has banned anti-war opposition party Yabloko from September's parliamentary election. What does…
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25 years Ohrid Agreement: Is N. Macedonia's peace holding?
A quarter of a century after the Ohrid Framework Agreement ended North Macedonia's 2001 conflict, analysts warn that…
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Mozart tribute ends on sour note after mass figurine theft
A playful tribute to Mozart has turned into a whodunit after 210 gold-colored figures disappeared from one of Austria's…
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Unconstitutional? German intelligence to receive more powers
German intelligence agencies have been calling for more powers in the fight against cyberattacks, terrorism and…
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Italy: Etna eruption in Sicily halts Catania flights
Sicily's Catania airport has suspended flights again as Mount Etna continues to spew lava and volcanic ash. The…
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Short on US Patriot missiles, Ukraine looks for alternatives
Russia is putting pressure on Ukraine with ballistic missiles, but Kyiv is short of Patriot interceptors. Domestic…
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Germany news: Cabinet approves intelligence service reforms
Germany's domestic and foreign intelligence services are to get greater powers to deal with hybrid threats. Meanwhile,…
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EU waste packaging rules: Why small businesses are worried
The EU has introduced new rules targeting packaging waste and "forever chemicals." Although the changes will be phased…
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AI helping create popular mobile sports games
After the World Cup and before the domestic season, many fans still crave more football. Amateur coders are helping to…
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Solar eclipse: What to look forward to
The last solar eclipse visible from the European mainland was in 1999. Here's what to expect, and how to prepare for…
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Making sense of Trump's executive order on US vaccinations
President Donald Trump and his Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. have long tried to reduce the number of…
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Germany news: Some shipping stops as Rhine hits new lows
The summer heat is not only causing water levels in Germany's key river arteries to drop to dangerously low levels, but…
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How one German city plans to challenge climate extremes
Western Europe has recorded its hottest-ever June and July, and extreme weather from drought to storms is here to stay.…
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How the Rhine drought threatens Germany's economic recovery
Germany's inland waterways still move around 5% of the nation's goods. With the Rhine at a critically low level, DW…
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UEFA, other football federations unite against Infantino
A few weeks ago, Gianni Infantino looked set for another unopposed term as FIFA president. Now, with an election…
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Type 2 diabetes in young women increasingly common
British researchers say rates of type 2 diabetes are growing most among women under 40. The disease is often…
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Germany news: Berlin to step up drone security research
Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said Germany is moving to counter the threats posed by drones. Meanwhile, the…
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Study: Obesity 'bigger cancer risk' than previously thought
A new study has found that being significantly overweight could be responsible for more cases of cancer than previously…
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FIFA warns against 'concerted effort' to undermine Gianni Infantino
Pressure is mounting on the FIFA president Gianni Infantino after plans to sell a stake in the World Cup collapsed and…
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Germany: Interior Minister warns of 'daily' hybrid warfare
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt says attacks by foreign powers have become a constant threat to Germany.…
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When German Catholics and Protestants share a church
Each year, dozens of churches are decommissioned, demolished or repurposed in Germany. But there is a new, unique…
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Germany debates reintroducing mandatory civilian service
Social organizations are skeptical about the government's ideas for a civilian service program that youths could choose…
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Eco wins: Hungary goes solar, marmots go viral and Rome gets an upgrade
From Hungary's accidental solar revolution to marmot crowdfunding and a long-overdue upgrade for Rome's big snake, good…
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Testosterone and fertility: the trade-off men aren't told about
Testosterone is trending in gyms, on social online and in politics. US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth even wants troops…
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Drought threatens power supplies in Danube countries
Droughts, heat and falling water levels in the Danube are hitting central and southeastern Europe hard. Hungary and…
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Mata Hari: Celebrated dancer turns WWI spy
Mata Hari enthralled Europe's elite with her beauty and performances. Accused of spying during World War I, she faced a…
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AfD threatens to cut funding for 'modern-thinking' culture
The far-right party could win an absolute majority in Saxony-Anhalt's state election in September. Their cultural…
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How Gianni Infantino rose to rule football
Gianni Infantino is staying on as FIFA president despite growing pressure to step down. So who is football's most…
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Why is Russia selling its gold?
Russia has become one of the world's biggest sellers of gold over the past 12 months. It's an attempt to raise cash in…
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