Latest news bulletin | March 4th – Evening
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Chinese architect Liu Jiakun honoured with 2025 Pritzker Prize for human-centered design
Jiakun’s notable works include the West Village in Chengdu, a five-story urban hub blending culture and commerce, and the Sichuan Fine Arts Institute in Chongqing. Read More
Commission to respond to US Congress’ digital questioning by 10 March
Under pressure from the US House of Representatives, Commission Vice-President Teresa Ribera told Euronews that she would respond to Republican Congressmen’s questioning on digital enforcement by 10 March. Read More
New study reveals top European countries to beat cost of living burden for singles
Living alone often means much higher costs. A new study identifies the best places for singles considering to relocate with the aim of increasing their purchasing power. Read More
‘A real health scandal’: Can ride-sharing clean up Paris’s busiest road?
Other initiatives aimed at reducing pollution and noise in Paris have led to new cycling lanes and car-free zones. Read More
Three Serbian MPs injured as smoke bombs and flares thrown in parliament
The Serbian Parliament’s first regular session of 2025 was thrown into chaos on Tuesday, with smoke bombs and flares disrupting proceedings just an hour after the session began. Read more…
Lukashenko orders search for rare earth minerals in Belarus
The move comes after US President Donald Trump tried to sign a rare earth minerals agreement with Ukraine. Read more at Read More
Missing EU climate targets could leave Ireland facing a €26 billion bill
A new report warns Ireland needs to “act now” or it could be in line to pay significant compliance costs.Read More
Hollywood meets the West End: Adrien Brody, Imelda Staunton and more earn Olivier Awards nods
‘Fiddler on the Roof’ emerges as the most-nominated production at the 2025 Olivier Awards, dominating in a year filled with star-studded performances. Read More
Will loss of AI-specific liability rules leave victims without redress?
In a world-first, the EU created legislation to regulate Artificial Intelligence, called the AI Act. But it now seems to be moving away from effective protection for those harmed by…