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Astronaut Captures Sparkling City Lights And Auroras From Space
The post showed Adenot's appreciation for the view of Earth from space, where the planet appeared lit up during the night.
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Europe Records Over 10,000 Excess Deaths Amid June Heatwave: Report
Scientists have said the late-June heatwave would have been "virtually impossible" without human-caused climate change, which is making heatwaves more frequent and intense.
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Change "Addictive Design" Or Face Heavy Fine: EU Warns Meta
Brussels accused the US tech giant of failing to limit the risks the platforms posed to users, especially children and vulnerable adults, because of features designed to keep them on Facebook and Instagram.
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FIFA Slammed By UEFA Over USA Star Folarin Balogun's Red Card U-Turn: "We Express Our Disbelief"
European football body UEFA criticized FIFA for an "incomprehensible and unjustifiable decision" to let United States forward Folarin Balogun play at the World Cup against Belgium on Monday despite a red card in his previous game
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Thousands Dead, Records Broken: All You Need To Know About Europe's Heatwave
World Weather Attribution, a network of climate scientists, said the heatwave was the "most severe ever recorded" based on a three-day forecast of average peak temperatures over the region studied.
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EU Sanctions 6 People Involved In Death Of Putin Critic Alexei Navalny
The EU said the people were involved with the development of chemical weapons, particularly epibatidine, that were found in samples taken from the activist's body after his death.
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Pegasus Strikes Again: Politician Investigating Spyware Abuse Ends Up Hacked
Security researchers have confirmed that a European politician had his phone hacked with the Pegasus spyware while serving on an investigatory committee probing abuses of the notorious surveillance tool.
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India-EU Trade Pack Likely To Be Implemented By Early 2027: Envoy To NDTV
Asked why a deal that has been negotiated on and off for 19 years was finally crossing the line now, the ambassador pushed back on the idea that global tariff turmoil forced India and the EU together.
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NASA Satellite Images Show 58,000 Buildings Damaged In Venezuela Earthquakes
NASA said that its satellites were "providing critical support, capturing imagery and data to help teams on the ground assess impacts and guide response efforts."
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India, European Union Push To Seal Landmark Trade Pact By Year-End
The renewed momentum emerged during a meeting between PM Modi, European Council President Antonio Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on the sidelines of the G7 Summit in Evian, France.
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Binance Defends EU Licence Compliance Following Reports of Possible Rejection
Binance has defended its EU licensing efforts, stating that Greece’s capital markets regulator found its MiCA application compliant pending ESMA approval. The response follows reports suggesting the exchange could face difficulties securing authorisation in the region.
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Ukrainian Woman Claims Indian Cinemas Blew Her Mind Compared To European Theatres: 'Not Even a Competition'
A Ukrainian woman highlighted the superior hospitality and food service in Indian cinemas compared to European ones.
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World Cup Teams Blast UEFA Chief Over 'Uninteresting' Matches Remark
In remarks by Ceferin reportedly made before the tournament, the UEFA chief said the expansion of the World Cup to 48 teams this year -- up from 32 in 2022 -- would dilute the quality of the tournament.
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'Europe's Weapons Used To Attack India': S Jaishankar On West's Double Standards
Jaishankar highlighted Europe's moral ambiguity and blamed them for selling weapons to countries that attack India. He said that India has never done anything to cause harm to Europe.
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EU Seeks to Block Russian Crypto Infrastructure With New Sanctions Package
The European Union has proposed sanctions against 11 crypto platforms as part of its latest sanctions package on Russia. The measures would expand existing restrictions to include digital asset firms allegedly involved in helping sanctioned entities bypass EU rules.
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Astronaut Captures Sparkling City Lights And Auroras From Space
The post showed Adenot's appreciation for the view of Earth from space, where the planet appeared lit up during the night.
-
Europe Records Over 10,000 Excess Deaths Amid June Heatwave: Report
Scientists have said the late-June heatwave would have been "virtually impossible" without human-caused climate change, which is making heatwaves more frequent and intense.
-
Change "Addictive Design" Or Face Heavy Fine: EU Warns Meta
Brussels accused the US tech giant of failing to limit the risks the platforms posed to users, especially children and vulnerable adults, because of features designed to keep them on Facebook and Instagram.
-
FIFA Slammed By UEFA Over USA Star Folarin Balogun's Red Card U-Turn: "We Express Our Disbelief"
European football body UEFA criticized FIFA for an "incomprehensible and unjustifiable decision" to let United States forward Folarin Balogun play at the World Cup against Belgium on Monday despite a red card in his previous game
-
Thousands Dead, Records Broken: All You Need To Know About Europe's Heatwave
World Weather Attribution, a network of climate scientists, said the heatwave was the "most severe ever recorded" based on a three-day forecast of average peak temperatures over the region studied.
-
EU Sanctions 6 People Involved In Death Of Putin Critic Alexei Navalny
The EU said the people were involved with the development of chemical weapons, particularly epibatidine, that were found in samples taken from the activist's body after his death.
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Pegasus Strikes Again: Politician Investigating Spyware Abuse Ends Up Hacked
Security researchers have confirmed that a European politician had his phone hacked with the Pegasus spyware while serving on an investigatory committee probing abuses of the notorious surveillance tool.
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India-EU Trade Pack Likely To Be Implemented By Early 2027: Envoy To NDTV
Asked why a deal that has been negotiated on and off for 19 years was finally crossing the line now, the ambassador pushed back on the idea that global tariff turmoil forced India and the EU together.
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NASA Satellite Images Show 58,000 Buildings Damaged In Venezuela Earthquakes
NASA said that its satellites were "providing critical support, capturing imagery and data to help teams on the ground assess impacts and guide response efforts."
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India, European Union Push To Seal Landmark Trade Pact By Year-End
The renewed momentum emerged during a meeting between PM Modi, European Council President Antonio Costa and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on the sidelines of the G7 Summit in Evian, France.
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Binance Defends EU Licence Compliance Following Reports of Possible Rejection
Binance has defended its EU licensing efforts, stating that Greece’s capital markets regulator found its MiCA application compliant pending ESMA approval. The response follows reports suggesting the exchange could face difficulties securing authorisation in the region.
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Ukrainian Woman Claims Indian Cinemas Blew Her Mind Compared To European Theatres: 'Not Even a Competition'
A Ukrainian woman highlighted the superior hospitality and food service in Indian cinemas compared to European ones.
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World Cup Teams Blast UEFA Chief Over 'Uninteresting' Matches Remark
In remarks by Ceferin reportedly made before the tournament, the UEFA chief said the expansion of the World Cup to 48 teams this year -- up from 32 in 2022 -- would dilute the quality of the tournament.
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'Europe's Weapons Used To Attack India': S Jaishankar On West's Double Standards
Jaishankar highlighted Europe's moral ambiguity and blamed them for selling weapons to countries that attack India. He said that India has never done anything to cause harm to Europe.
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EU Seeks to Block Russian Crypto Infrastructure With New Sanctions Package
The European Union has proposed sanctions against 11 crypto platforms as part of its latest sanctions package on Russia. The measures would expand existing restrictions to include digital asset firms allegedly involved in helping sanctioned entities bypass EU rules.
