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At least 233 dead in Vietnam following Typhoon Yagi’s aftermath
Around 500 personnel and sniffer dogs have been mobilised for the search while relatives of the victims wait for news of their loved ones, next to a stack of coffins…
“It just doesn’t look right”: New statue of Queen Elizabeth II divides opinion
Many locals and users online argue that the sculpture, which is on display at Antrim Castle Gardens, hardly resembles the late British monarch. Read More
Dutch government to ask opt-out clause from EU asylum rules ‘as soon as possible’
The four-party cabinet in the Netherlands has vowed to establish “the strictest asylum regime ever” to curb irregular migration. Read More
Women could experience greater weight loss with Mounjaro, but also more side effects, study finds
A new study found that women using the weight loss drug tirzepatide (Mounjaro) lost more weight than men, but experienced higher rates of side effects like nausea and vomiting. Read…
WHO grants first mpox vaccine approval, clearing the way for use in Africa
Health officials have said vaccinations will play a critical role in combatting the outbreak. Read More
‘We must avoid tourists becoming public enemies’: Ban on new hotels as overtourism threatens Bali
Last month, tourism minister Sandiaga Uno warned that the situation in south Bali was verging on overtourism. Read More
Study finds eastern-western Europe divide on how religion influences voting choices
People with right-wing views are more likely to choose a leader who shares their religious beliefs, the Pew Research Centre told Euronews. Read More
Erasmus+ and research funding slashed in EU’s 2025 budget plans
MEPs and pressure groups have decried a €295m planned cut to the Erasmus+ student exchange programme, formalised by EU member states on Friday. Read More
Italy eyes up nuclear energy with plans to approve new plants by 2025
The government has appointed teams to draft specific laws to address a renewed Italian interest in nuclear energy, as well as parliamentary committees that will examine the possibilities. Read More