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World News EU enlargement in the Western Balkans: Expectations and obstacles Despite the progress made by some Western Balkan countries such as North Macedonia and Albania, challenges remain when it comes to EU accession, including unresolved issues such as the Belgrade-Pristina Dialogue and the need for structural reforms -
World News Protestors defy Putin as leader heads for predictable landslide win President Vladimir Putin looks set to lead Russia for another six years, with exit polls for the highly controlled presidential elections showing a predictably large share of the vote for the Kremlin leader. -
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Egypt European Union announces €7.4 billion package of aid for Egypt European Union announces €7.4 billion package of aid for Egypt to fund efforts in curbing migration. -
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World News Iceland volcano erupts for fourth time in three months Iceland volcano erupts for fourth time in three months, despite reports that defences are holding up and eruptions are weakening. -
Slovakia Bratislava sees thousands protest overhaul of national broadcaster Bratislava sees thousands protest overhaul of national broadcaster. -
Estonia Estonia Minister of Justice resigns over corruption allegations The official allegedly received state support to rent an apartment owned by his stepson in Tallinn. -
Russia Ukraine launches drone attacks on the final day of Russia's election Ukraine launched a new massive wave of drone attacks Sunday as Russians cast ballots on the final day of a presidential vote. -
Tech News Nude deepfakes: Is the EU doing enough to tackle the issue? The artificial intelligence tools used to undress without consent were created to target women. These nude deepfakes don't work on men. -
Ukraine Soldiers continue their door-to-door campaign for votes in Mariupol Soldiers continue their door-to-door campaign to solicit coerced votes in Mariupol -
Gaza Negotiations resume for the ceasefire in Gaza Negotiations resume for the ceasefire in Gaza as Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz departs for Israel -
Moments Climbing cafes and floating offices: How to spend a memorable week remote working in Paris These quirky coworking spaces give a taste of life in the French capital. -
Earth News From four walls to four wheels: How we live sustainably, from electricity use to food waste Dreaming of van life? Here’s a road map to doing it with minimal impact while getting close to nature. -
Destinations Brazil is more than just sun, sea and sand: Where to go for wildlife, hiking and diving Beyond culture and carnivals, Brazil's beautiful natural landscapes are a growing draw for tourists. -
Business Greenwashing crackdown in UK could leave big business with hefty fines UK authorities have the power to fine a tenth of businesses' global turnover if greenwashing has been proven, and a recent report finds that almost half of big businesses in the UK are at risk. -
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