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Hungary Seizes Millions In Cash And Gold From Ukrainian Convoy, Seven Detained
Hungary has seized millions of euros in cash and gold from a Ukrainian convoy and detained seven Ukrainians, triggering a diplomatic dispute as Kyiv denies wrongdoing and accuses Budapest of political motives.
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Dollar Gains, Euro Sags As Iran Conflict Lifts Energy Prices
The euro fell 0.3% to $1.1781 and the yen initially rose but was held back by Japan's big oil imports.
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Sri Lankan Baker Bags The Best Baguette In Paris, Beating The French At Their Own Game
In a city where boulangeries stand on nearly every street, and Parisians hold strong opinions about crustiness, chew and aroma, winning the title of Paris's best baguette is no small feat.
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Nearly 200 Euros For One Arsenal Ticket But This German Club Is Hosting Fans For Free
Fortuna Dusseldorf's free ticket initiative challenges traditional sports economics by prioritising social inclusion and stable sponsorships over gate receipts, contrasting Arsenal and other top European clubs' premium pricing model.
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Dancing Robots Bring Support, Company To Barcelona Elderly
Barcelona resident Irene Veglison had not danced for more than two decades until a robot moved into her home three months ago.
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Stellantis Posts 22.3 Billion Euro Annual Loss In 2025
Stellantis, Ford and General Motors have all incurred heavy balance sheet charges which reflect lower-than-expected electric car sales in the United States.
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Planning To Study In France? Check Living Costs, Fees And Top Institutions
Study In France 2026: Taking all these factors into account, the average monthly student budget is around 1,000 euros in Paris and 800 euros elsewhere.
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Man Found Guilty Of Leaving Girlfriend To Die On Austrian Mountain
Thomas Plamberger is found guilty of gross negligent manslaughter for leaving his inexperienced girlfriend to die on Austria's Grossglockner mountain in harsh winter conditions.
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Rome Starts Charging 2 Euro Fee To See Trevi Fountain. Why It Might Not Matter To Tourists
Trevi Fountain Fee: A new 2-euro fee controls access to the Trevi Fountain's basin, but with free viewing still available above, most tourists won't be deterred.
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Euro Tops $1.20: Who Wins, Who Loses?
The euro has surged past $1.20 for the first time in more than four years, fuelled by Donald Trump's tariffladen presidency and a slide in the dollar.
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Hungary Seizes Millions In Cash And Gold From Ukrainian Convoy, Seven Detained
Hungary has seized millions of euros in cash and gold from a Ukrainian convoy and detained seven Ukrainians, triggering a diplomatic dispute as Kyiv denies wrongdoing and accuses Budapest of political motives.
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Dollar Gains, Euro Sags As Iran Conflict Lifts Energy Prices
The euro fell 0.3% to $1.1781 and the yen initially rose but was held back by Japan's big oil imports.
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Sri Lankan Baker Bags The Best Baguette In Paris, Beating The French At Their Own Game
In a city where boulangeries stand on nearly every street, and Parisians hold strong opinions about crustiness, chew and aroma, winning the title of Paris's best baguette is no small feat.
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Nearly 200 Euros For One Arsenal Ticket But This German Club Is Hosting Fans For Free
Fortuna Dusseldorf's free ticket initiative challenges traditional sports economics by prioritising social inclusion and stable sponsorships over gate receipts, contrasting Arsenal and other top European clubs' premium pricing model.
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Dancing Robots Bring Support, Company To Barcelona Elderly
Barcelona resident Irene Veglison had not danced for more than two decades until a robot moved into her home three months ago.
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Stellantis Posts 22.3 Billion Euro Annual Loss In 2025
Stellantis, Ford and General Motors have all incurred heavy balance sheet charges which reflect lower-than-expected electric car sales in the United States.
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Planning To Study In France? Check Living Costs, Fees And Top Institutions
Study In France 2026: Taking all these factors into account, the average monthly student budget is around 1,000 euros in Paris and 800 euros elsewhere.
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Man Found Guilty Of Leaving Girlfriend To Die On Austrian Mountain
Thomas Plamberger is found guilty of gross negligent manslaughter for leaving his inexperienced girlfriend to die on Austria's Grossglockner mountain in harsh winter conditions.
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Rome Starts Charging 2 Euro Fee To See Trevi Fountain. Why It Might Not Matter To Tourists
Trevi Fountain Fee: A new 2-euro fee controls access to the Trevi Fountain's basin, but with free viewing still available above, most tourists won't be deterred.
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Euro Tops $1.20: Who Wins, Who Loses?
The euro has surged past $1.20 for the first time in more than four years, fuelled by Donald Trump's tariffladen presidency and a slide in the dollar.
