'A trap for tourists': Police find taxi violations at Lisbon Airport following scam reports
Portuguese police carried out an operation at the arrivals area of Humberto Delgado Airport in Lisbon, in which 67…
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Study: Istanbul residents shun culture and arts with high ticket prices main barrier
According to IPA’s Istanbul Barometer survey, 45.8% of Istanbul residents did not attend any cultural or arts event in…
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'Escape master' who broke out of multiple prisons across Europe arrested in Spain
Officers tracked the fugitive down to a neighbourhood in Tarragona where they believed he was living. A judge ordered…
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If Iceland joins the EU, where does that leave Norway?
On Saturday, Icelanders will vote on whether to resume negotiations to join the European Union. A “Yes” could squeeze…
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Ireland keeps nuclear door open as data centre energy demand surges
The power-hungry AI revolution is driving Dublin toward a historic decision on nuclear power after decades of…
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Prince Harry, Meghan, and their children arrive back in the UK, reports say
Reports say the family will settle in a home in the Cotswolds in southwest England, an affluent and picturesque area…
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Meta agrees to pay $17bn in landmark US child-safety settlement deal
The tech giant agreed one of the largest consumer protection settlements in US history, ending a trial that could have…
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Warsh's first Jackson Hole: Bond yields, a Treasury rescue and sticky inflation
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh delivers his first Jackson Hole address on Friday with long-term borrowing costs…
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Hundreds missing as flash floods tear through Nepal
Flash floods send muddy waters through Nepal's Trishuli River as streets are covered in debris and police warn…
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Butter late than never: Paris gets its first boutique entirely dedicated to butter
From croissants to sauces, crêpes to kouign-amann (the Breton butter cake which will make any gourmand melt), France…
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Spain cuts estimate of minors in Ceuta after duplicates found in database
Madrid is preparing to redistribute some of the minors across Spain as police found duplicate records had significantly…
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Can flying taxis beat LA traffic? US city to develop air taxi vertiport ahead of 2028 Olympics
Could the skies be the answer to Los Angeles’ notorious traffic? Ahead of the Olympic Games in 2028, the Californian…
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UK PM Burnham planning US visit in September to push further support for Ukraine
If confirmed, it would mark Burnham's first official visit to the US since he took over as prime minister in July.
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Drought exposes fossils and wartime shipwrecks along Danube River
On a stretch of the river in Bulgaria, archaeologists have been able to study the foundations of a bridge, thought to…
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Belgian fries under threat as potatoes shrink in heat
Extreme weather has left this year's potato crop unusually small, raising fears of tighter supplies and higher prices…
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What message did the CIA director deliver to Moscow — on Ukraine, NATO or Iran?
The Kremlin says John Ratcliffe met Russian intelligence officials but not Vladimir Putin during his surprise visit to…
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Flowers and memories: Fans pay tribute to Dolly Parton
Fans honour Dolly Parton in Nashville and Sevierville as New York's Empire State Building turns pink following the…
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Canada wants to get closer to the EU - but how far can it go without EU membership?
In the midst of a trade war with the US, Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney will attend Ursula von der Leyen's State…
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Romania approves controversial law dismissing liberal party leader as mayor
Dominic Fritz’s removal has raised concerns over the rule of law, with both the EPP and Renew Europe calling for a…
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After Uber, Waymo to launch the EU's first robotaxis in Munich
Google sister company Waymo plans to launch driverless taxi services with robotaxis in Bavaria's capital from next…
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Why are Dolly Parton fans lashing out at Donald Trump?
Donald Trump's order for flags to be lowered at half-mast to honour Dolly Parton has been met with applause. However,…
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US 'will achieve nothing' with its economic chokehold, Tehran says
Pezeshkian's words of defiance came as Iran's deputy foreign minister said a deal with Oman would bar all military…
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EU countries face nearly €41bn in extra fossil fuel costs as Hormuz crisis exposes energy vulnerability
European countries have spent unforeseen billions of euros on fossil fuel imports due to the drastic surge in prices…
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The data centre trap: Trump's AI ambition puts Republicans on the defensive
Less than three months before the midterm elections, Republicans are already facing tough headwinds – and now an…
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French flight attendant's breast cancer is recognised as occupational disease
A former Air France flight attendant has had her breast cancer recognised as an occupational illness, a first in…
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Wolf sightings rise in Italy after suspected attacks
Several people, including children, have been injured in recent incidents as authorities step up efforts to track and…
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1898 Porter's House: Boutique heritage hotel set to open in the heart of Ghent
The property takes its name from its former role as the porter house of the nearby Hotel des Postes et des Télégraphes.
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At least 160 dead and hundreds missing after floods strike Nepal-China border
Monsoon rains from June to September regularly trigger deadly floods and landslides across South Asia.
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Péter Nádas, giant of contemporary Hungarian literature, dies aged 83
The author, often named as a Nobel contender, died peacefully at his home in Gombosszeg on the morning of 26 August…
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Leonardo opens Ukraine branch: Italy taps Kyiv war experience, tests Michelangelo Dome
Italian arms maker has set up Leonardo Ukraine to shape future defence: drones, battlefield data for AI and tests of…
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Poland to get four Airbus refuelling aircraft by 2030
Poland and Spain plan to jointly buy at least seven Airbus A330 MRTT aircraft for air refuelling and strategic…
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State actors tried to hack EU officials' messaging apps, cybersecurity body warns
A confidential Commission presentation has acknowledged for the first time that state actors tried to hack EU…
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Netherlands may not have enough gas for a harsh winter, Gasunie warns
The Netherlands will miss its winter gas-storage target, leaving it insufficiently prepared for an exceptionally harsh…
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This tiny robot could help deliver drugs, dissolve blood clots and detect cancer
By coating the robot with antibodies, researchers collected rare cancer cells circulating in the bloodstream from…
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Europe's obsession with return hubs may not live up to the hype
Five EU states are racing to build migrant 'return hubs' before new rules are put in place, with Uganda and Rwanda…
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Syria's main Kurdish force SDF ceases to exist after army merger
Commander Mazloum Abdi announced the SDF's dissolution at the presidential palace in Damascus, ending the existence of…
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