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yesterday 12:11

In his speech at the Tusvanyos Summer University, Viktor Orban discussed Hungarian elections, Hungarian-Romanian relations and the risks of war in Europe.

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Friday 20:57

Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen underlined the positive impact of the Neptun Deep project on Europe's energy security.

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Politics

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Wednesday 14:07

The heatwave in southern Europe has led to five deaths in Italy, with temperatures soaring above 40 degrees in Greece and Turkey.

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International

Wednesday 08:25

The Trump administration is criticizing European social media regulations as a form of censorship that undermines free speech.

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International

Monday 18:38

Europe's petrochemicals industry is crumbling due to plant closures and financial losses, and the European Commission promises support for domestic production.

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International

Monday 12:46

Iran blames European countries for the failure of the 2015 nuclear deal, accusing them of failing to meet their commitments.

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International

18 July 19:38

Russia's deputy foreign minister Aleksandr Grushko said trade with the EU could fall to zero because of recent sanctions.

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International

18 July 07:15

Companies in civilian sectors are turning to defense amid rising security budgets in the EU and NATO, with significant investments in military technology.

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International

17 July 13:33

A team of archaeologists has discovered a 6,000-8,000-year-old lacustrine settlement on the shores of Lake Ohrid in Albania, providing valuable insights into prehistoric communities.

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International

15 July 13:00

Immunization coverage of children in Europe and Central Asia remains low in 2024, increasing the risk of epidemics. In Romania, 38,000 children have not been vaccinated.

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Health

13 July 08:03

Jamie Dimon, the head of JPMorgan Chase, stressed that Europe is losing its competitiveness against the US and Asia and proposed the completion of the European single market.

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Economy

12 July 08:36

Bob Dylan will tour Rough and Rowdy Ways in Europe from October 16 to November 25, 2025, with stops in several countries.

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International

11 July 14:59

Russia has designated France as its main adversary in Europe because of its support for Ukraine, according to the French chief of staff

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International

10 July 10:47

Europe faces a €250bn shortfall to modernize electricity grids, affecting the delivery of renewable energy to consumers.

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International

9 July 12:15

A recent heatwave has led to an estimated 2,300 deaths in Europe, mostly linked to climate change, which has intensified extreme heat.

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Environment

9 July 09:24

Romania's new president, Nicușor Dan, is exploring options for political affiliation in the EU, being courted by Renew and the EPP.

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Politics

9 July 07:06

June's heatwave caused an estimated 2,300 deaths in 12 European cities, mostly linked to climate change.

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News

7 July 10:46

Governments in Europe and Asia impose strict regulations on short-term rentals, affecting travel and bookings.

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International

7 July 09:05

Prices vary considerably across Europe, with Switzerland being the most expensive and Turkey the cheapest, with notable differences between neighbors.

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Economy

3 July 19:06

Volvo Cars and Polestar have signed an agreement to jointly produce electric cars at a new plant in Slovakia from 2027.

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International

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