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Eye on the future: the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Academy

Eye on the future: the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra Academy

What really is inflation, what can cause it and can we handle it

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Wine and windsurfing: Croatia's Pelješac peninsula

Wine and windsurfing: Croatia's Pelješac peninsula

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Fire brigade of the Gironde region SDIS 33

France: Wildfires near Bordeaux show no sign of slowing

A priest prays for unidentified civilians allegedly killed by Russian troops during their occupation in Bucha, on the outskirts of Kyiv, Ukraine, Thursday, 11 Aug., 2022.

Ukraine war: The key developments you need to know

The full moon rises behind the buildings of the banking district in Frankfurt, Germany, Thursday, August 11, 2022.

In pictures: Stargazers enjoy the last supermoon of 2022

Journalist Marina Ovsyannikova in court in Moscow, 11 August 2022

'May the dead children haunt you': Defiant Russian journalist in court

Rescue helicopters are seen in a field near the 'Legoland' amusement park in Guenzburg.

Scores injured in rollercoaster crash at Legoland in southern Germany

Map showing location of Gomel in Belarus, near Ukraine border

Belarus denies reports of 8 explosions at airbase near Ukraine border

Firefighters tackling a blaze near Hostens, south of Bordeaux, southwestern France, Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2022.

'We fought all night': A thousand firefighters battle Bordeaux blaze

Sam Jones' grass has completely dried up this year as temperatures rise in the United Kingdom. Last year's field (left) versus this year (right).

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UK farmers' fields dry out amid heatwave and drought

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How much do you really know about other European countries? We delve beneath the surface to find the stories that matter.

People shout toward Russian army soldiers during a rally against the Russian occupation in Svobody (Freedom) Square in Kherson, Ukraine, Monday, March 7, 2022

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'Rockets flew by, we wallpapered': Escapee on life in occupied Kherson

Demonstrators gather during a protest to demand justice for Nigerian street vendor Alika Ogorchukwu in Civitanova Marche, Italy. Saturday, 6 August 2022

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How a black man's murder put racism in the spotlight ahead of election

Alexey Alchin in May 2020

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Russian who burned passport in war protest faces extradition back home

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The number 28 tram, a favorite with tourists, drives through a narrow street in Lisbon's old Alfama neighborhood as night falls, Wednesday, Oct. 6, 2021.

Britons' lives in Portugal 'paralysed' by post-Brexit ID cards failure

Composite image shows Finnish Prime Minister Sanna Marin and Russian President Vladimir Putin

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How a sanctions loophole is letting Russians enter the EU

Gas pipes over a German and Russian flag.

Sales of electric heaters soar in Germany amid winter gas crisis fears

A candlelit memorial for Lisa-Maria Kellermayr, the deceased doctor who reported receiving threats from opponents of COVID-19 restrictions and vaccines, Vienna, Aug. 1, 2022.

Tributes to doctor found dead after COVID-19 anti-vax hate campaign

Young people are seen dancing and drinking inside a bar in Barcelona in January 2022

Probe into rising cases of needle jabs on women in Spain

A security guard at the Swiss Embassy in Prishtina answers a question from a passerby, 14 July 2022

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Europe’s worst passport: Why does Kosovo remain isolated from the EU?

Empty air conditioner unit boxes lie on a street corner in Madrid, Spain, Sunday, 19 June, 2022.

Spain lowers the temperature on strict air conditioning rules

The fountains of Concorde plaza are empty in Paris, France, as Europe is under an extreme heat wave, Aug. 3, 2022.

How is Europe tackling unprecedented water shortages?

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The exterior view of the International Criminal Court in The Hague, Netherlands, March 31, 2021.

I've hope for international justice despite ICC's bumpy history | View

James A. Goldston assesses the success of international criminal justice to mark the 20th anniversary of the International Criminal Court.

10-year-old Hibo carries water in a jerrycan to her temporary house in Dollow, Somalia, May 24, 2022. Her family left their home and walked for 10 days to reach Kaharey camp.

Blinkered by Ukraine, world waits for African children to die | View

With 1.8 million children's lives in danger and only a 'tiny, shrinking window' to prevent disaster, the G7 and international community must act, says Rania Dagash of UNICEF.

Moldova's President Maia Sandu poses for photographers prior to a meeting with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen

Don't wait for war in Moldova before giving clear EU signal | View

"Confirming Moldova’s EU candidacy and outlining a robust integration policy would not only send a strong signal against Russian destabilisation attempts but would also rally the Moldovan people, who are eager for change."

Protestors gather during a rally and take part in a human chain around the headquarters of the European Commission, to support Ukraine's application for EU candidacy status.

It's finally time to say 'yes' to Ukraine's European future | View

Ukraine should be allowed to become an EU candidate country, argues Alyona Getmanchuk, director of the New Europe Center think tank in Kyiv.

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A UK study found vegetarian women to be 33 more at risk of hip fractures later in life than regular meat-eaters.

Why being a vegetarian woman may be bad for your health later in life

Avoid passive aggressive phrases in email chains, advises expert Heather Scales.

Phrases to avoid to make emails less passive-aggressive

Image shows Mecca as seen in the metaverse.

The metaverse is transporting pilgrims to the world’s holiest sites

The UK’s consumer organisation Which? found that the illegal weapons were being sold by third-party sellers who came under different names.

Amazon, eBay and AliExpress found to be selling illegal weapons

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Heavy rains damage homes in several regions of Venezuela

Heavy rains damage homes in several regions of Venezuela

French cartoonist Jean-Jacques Sempé

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A swimmer dives into the water in the Bosphorus strait in Istanbul's Bebek district

Istanbul is ‘the only place in the world’ where you can swim between continents

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The Al Bayt Stadium will stage the opening ceremony of the 2022 World Cup

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Heavy rains damage homes in several regions of Venezuela

Heavy rains damage homes in several regions of Venezuela

Kirikou creator and Le Petit Nicolas take top animation awards at Annecy Festival

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Latvia's Foreign Minister Edgars Rinkevics at NATO headquarters in Brussels, March 4, 2022.

Latvia & Estonia leave China-backed East Europe forum

Desperate for water: European drought crisis in pictures

EU embargo on Russian coal comes into force

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Gerhard Schroeder has maintained close ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin despite criticism.

Ex-chancellor Schröder sues German parliament over lost privileges

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Search continues for dozens of migrants missing off Greek coast

Business

FILE - People, some of them still in masks to protect against coronavirus, enjoy outdoor McDonald's meal in downtown Kyiv, Ukraine, on June 9, 2020.

Return of the Big Mac: McDonald's set to reopen restaurants in Ukraine

How can countries protect themselves against cyber warfare?

Ethereum takes a big step to becoming greener

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Benjamin Mendy arrives at Chester Crown Court for the start of his trial.

Footballer Benjamin Mendy goes on trial in the UK on rape charges

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Europe reported 55 cases of West Nile virus by July, 42 of which were in Italy. This was much higher than the only 3 other European countries which reported infections.

What we know about Italy's rising West Nile virus death toll and cases

Too hot to work: What does the law say about working in a heatwave?

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These Sardinian villages own the energy they produce. Here’s how you can follow their lead.

These Italian villages cut their bills by producing their own energy

Shocking photos show impact of drought on Europe’s life-giving rivers

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Travel

Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport has launched a compensation scheme for travellers who missed their flights because of lengthy delays.

Schiphol makes bold move in compensating travellers for airport queues

This European airline has found a way to restart flights to Russia

Spain: Brits face different entry rules from EU travellers

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