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Yesterday 12:08

The NATO procurement agency is involved in a corruption scandal, and the Israeli company Elbit Systems, from which Romania purchases drones, has been suspended following the investigation.

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Yesterday 12:05

The Syrians mark a year since the removal of Bashar al-Assad's regime

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Yesterday 11:50

The staff of the Louvre Museum will go on an indefinite strike starting December 15, protesting against working conditions.

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Yesterday 11:49

Young people entering the job market are facing rising unemployment, but not due to artificial intelligence, rather for economic and hiring reasons, says Dario Perkins, director at Global Data TS Lombard.

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Yesterday 11:13

A water leak at the Louvre Museum has affected over 300 books from the collection of Egyptian antiquities.

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Yesterday 11:02

The German Foreign Minister has begun a two-day visit to China to discuss the expansion of the trade partnership between the two countries.

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Yesterday 10:52

Japan recorded unclaimed inheritances of 129 billion yen in 2024, against the backdrop of an aging population and social isolation.

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Yesterday 10:52

The head of the Italian diplomacy, Antonio Tajani, has conveyed that the European Union needs a major reform.

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Yesterday 10:52

Three people have died and three others have been injured on the coast of Tenerife after a huge wave hit a natural pool. One person is reported missing.

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Yesterday 10:46

India will open the nuclear energy sector for private investments, with projects worth up to 214 billion dollars, according to Minister Jitendra Singh.

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Yesterday 10:44

Paul McCartney, alongside British parliamentarians, contests the EU initiative to ban names like "vegan burger"

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Yesterday 10:37

The President of the European Council, Antonio Costa, rejected the US intervention in European politics, emphasizing the differences in vision regarding freedom of expression.

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Yesterday 10:29

The 27 EU member states will approve strict measures regarding migration, including return hubs and penalties for migrants who refuse expulsion.

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Yesterday 10:12

President Trump confirmed the meeting with Ted Sarandos co-CEO of Netflix, discussing the acquisition of Warner Bros, but expressing reluctance regarding the transaction.

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Yesterday 09:01

Two armed men stole eight engravings by the French artist Henri Matisse and five by the Brazilian artist Candido Portinari from the Mario de Andrade library in São Paulo, Brazil.

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Yesterday 08:24

Geneva is considered the most elegant city in Europe, with a score of 98.3 points, due to its luxury hotels, Michelin restaurants, and golf courses.

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Yesterday 08:16

Donald Trump, about the danger of the agreement between Netflix and Warner Bros. to offer the streaming service "a very large market share": "It could be a problem"

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Yesterday 08:14

The talented guitarist Phil Upchurch has passed away at the age of 84. He collaborated with renowned artists such as Michael Jackson and Curtis Mayfield.

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Yesterday 08:10

Ukrainian President Zelensky meets with European leaders to assess the peace negotiations mediated by the USA, in the context of the war with Russia.

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Yesterday 07:34

An accident on the Adana-Gaziantep highway resulted in the death of 7 people and injured another 11, after a bus hit a stopped truck.

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