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German union warns Ryanair’s strict bag checks fuel tensions on board
German cabin crew union UFO has warned that Ryanair's stricter hand luggage checks could create new tensions on board, after the airline announced higher rewards for…
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Google fined €325m in France over tracker breaches
France's data protection authority on Wednesday fined Google for failing to comply with regulations on online trackers, reported Xinhua. The CNIL announced it…
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Lisbon’s Gloria Funicular derails, leaving 15 dead, 18 injured
The Gloria Funicular, one of Lisbon's best-known tourist attractions, derailed and overturned on Wednesday evening, leaving 15 people dead and 18 others injured,…
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1 in 4 German parents fear they can’t afford basics: survey
German parents are growing increasingly worried about their finances, with a quarter fearing they can no longer cover basic family needs such as housing, heating and…
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Germany sounds alarm as North Sea hits record summer temperatures
The North Sea has experienced record temperatures this summer, rising 2 degrees Celsius above long-term averages in many areas, German authorities said on Tuesday,…
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Man killed by police after knife attack in France
A man was shot dead by police in the southeastern French city of Marseille on Tuesday afternoon after stabbing at least five people in a hotel, reported Xinhua, quoting…
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Polish president demands reparations from Berlin on WWII anniversary
Polish President Karol Nawrocki on Monday called for Germany to pay war reparations for its invasion and occupation of the country during World War II, reported dpa.…
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AI helps protect endangered Atlantic salmon in Arctic Norway
On a late summer morning in Skallelv, a small village inside the Arctic Circle, the Skallelv River glitters under the pale sun. Beneath the icy water flowing quietly…
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EU to press ahead with enforcing digital laws despite US criticism
The European Union (EU) will continue to enforce its digital rules despite U.S. criticism, a senior EU official said on Monday, after U.S. President Donald Trump…
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Ex Czech PM comes under attack at election rally
Former Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis said on Monday evening that he is canceling his Tuesday election campaign program after being attacked during a rally, reported…
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