ISW: How Russia plans to use Iranian missiles?
The US-based think tank is scrutinising Russia’s plans to use Iranian Fath-360 missiles to attack Ukrainian infrastructure and boost its military campaign. Read More
Major bridge partially collapses into river in Dresden
The partial collapse of the Carola Bridge disrupts major traffic artery in Dresden and leaves the city without hot water. Read More
WATCH: High costs for Italian families as children head back to school
School expenses are constantly increasing, and this year Italian families have spent around seven per cent more on school supplies compared to 2023. Read More
Why are these 6 top European carmaker stocks trading at record lows?
European car manufacturers, including BMW, Mercedes, and Volkswagen, face sharp stock declines due to weak demand in China, rising competition, and high electric vehicle costs, pushing investor pessimism to record…
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Can Pedro Almodóvar’s Venice winner ‘The Room Next Door’ lead to legislative change on euthanasia?
Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar won the Golden Lion at this year’s Venice Film Festival for his first English-language feature ‘The Room Next Door’. The film deals with a topic that…
Doing it for kicks: Sneakerheads and rich investors hunt for the holy grail of sneakers
The rare and vintage sneaker resale market has exploded from stored-away shoeboxes to become a global multi-billion euro industry, with designers, tastemakers, musicians and corporate behemoths all jostling to buy…
Beluga whales and Northern Lights: How world’s ‘polar bear capital’ is adapting to hotter climate
This remote town relies on polar bear tourism – but it’s having to adapt as the climate heats up. Read More
Green recovery funds misapplied, unassessed according to EU auditors
Spending overestimation on climate projects and miscount of actual sums spent in EU countries flagged by the latest report from the European Court of Auditors. Read More
‘Serious politics’: Scholz backs government’s migration policies
The chancellor stressed that many people from other countries have helped the economy but added that the government must be able to choose who comes to Germany. Read More