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December 4, 2025

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Europe’s music giant is reaching a tipping point

Broadcasters weigh Israel’s Eurovision future as political tensions threaten to overshadow next year’s contest GENEVA: The Eurovision Song Contest faces a “cut-off moment” on Thursday (today), when members of the contest’s organizing body can vote on whether Israel can take part in 2026, as several countries threaten to pull out due to the war in Gaza. Members of the European Broadcasting Union will meet to consider new rules aimed at preventing governments and third parties from disproportionately promoting entries to sway voters, following this year’s row over Israel’s second-place finish. If broadcasters are not satisfied the measures are sufficient, a

May 27, 2025

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The European Union approves the € 150 billion cash fund to boost Europe’s defense

The European Union approved the establishment of a fund of 150 billion euros aimed at enhancing Europe’s defense potential, a move that caused by increasing fears of Russian aggression and uncertainties surrounding US security commitments. The Fund, known as security for Europe (secure), received the green light from EU ministers at a meeting in Brussels on Tuesday, marking the final legal step in creating the program. The initiative will use EU joint lending to provide loans to European countries for cooperative defense projects. The proposal was supported by 26 of the 27 EU Member States, with Hungary abstaining. “We have

April 29, 2025

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Khabib Nurmagomedov to “Coach” Patrice Evra in front of PFL Europe’s debut

Listen to the article The UFC Hall of Famer Khabib Nurmagomedov offered to train former Manchester United footballer and France Patrice Evra, who is preparing to make his professional debut at MMA in the Professional Fighters League (PFL) on May 23. Evra, 43, will compete on a PFL Europe card at Accor Arena in Paris, making his MMA debut. In a recent debate, the former French national captain arrived at Nurmagomedov to seek guidance and stressed his respect for the sport. “I have to train. I have to take it seriously,” Evra told Nurmagomedov. “I really need to have a

November 25, 2024

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UK workers face some of Europe’s biggest workplace stressors: exposure

Workers travel through London Bridge train and underground station during the morning rush hour in London, Britain, September 8, 2021. — Reuters British workplaces rank among the worst in Europe for long hours, tight deadlines and limited autonomy, without being more productive, according to a report prepared as the new Labor government plans tougher rules for employers. Three-fifths of the workforce reported tight deadlines and two-fifths had to work at high speed, among the highest proportions in Europe, while only a third could choose the pace at which they worked, the report says Opens a New Tab. The report was

July 12, 2024

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The UN demands Russia’s exit from Europe’s largest nuclear plant in Ukraine

The United Nations General Assembly on Thursday called on Russia to “urgently withdraw its military and other unauthorized personnel” from Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant and return it to the full control of Ukrainian authorities. The 193-member General Assembly approved a resolution with 99 votes in favor, nine against and 60 abstentions. The Zaporizhzhia plant, Europe’s largest, was seized by Russia shortly after it launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. It has been shut down but needs outside power to keep its nuclear material cool and prevent a meltdown. Read: Russia says Ukraine hit nuclear plant, Kiev

June 16, 2024

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Samar Khan becomes the first Pakistani woman to snowboard on Europe’s highest peak

Samar Khan is the first Pakistani woman to snowboard down Mount Elbrus. — Instagram/skhanathlete Adventurer Samar Khan scaled Mount Elbrus, Europe’s highest peak and skied down the 5,642-meter peak while snowboarding, becoming the first Pakistani woman to achieve the milestone. Hailing from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Dir district, Samar reached the summit at 10 am local time and hoisted the Pakistan flag. She is the first Pakistani woman to snowboard down Mount Elbrus. “I am happy to announce that I have successfully climbed Europe’s highest peak, Mount Elbrus, and snowboarded, becoming the first Pakistani woman to pioneer this feat in the world

March 6, 2024

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Europe’s largest mass grave with 1,000 bodies found in Nuremberg, Germany

Discovery uncovered eight plague pits in the city, possibly housing more than 1,500 corpses Tightly packed remains in the mass grave. —At Terra Veritas In a shocking discovery, archaeologists digging in the German city of Nuremberg have found Europe’s largest mass grave, containing nearly 1,000 human skeletons. BBC mentionted. The ruins were discovered during an archaeological survey before the construction of new residential buildings in the city. According to a press release, the discovery revealed eight plague pits in the city, possibly housing more than 1,500 corpses. These individuals were not buried in regular cemeteries, indicating that they had to

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