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Verónica Romano
Where in Europe are people investing in crypto the most?
Most cryptocurrencies have started 2024 off on the right foot. Check out where in Europe people are embracing crypto the most.
EU funds psychedelics study for palliative care patients
The trial aims to understand if magic mushrooms can help treat depression and anxiety caused by incurable illnesses.
Eating meat and processed foods daily linked to Alzheimer's disease
A new study found that patients diagnosed with Alzheimer’s tended to regularly eat meat and processed foods.
Why are four out of five people with autoimmune diseases women?
Women account for a large majority of people with autoimmune diseases. Scientists have discovered a possible theory as to why.
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Doctors and nurses told not to report illegal abortions to police
Women who end their own pregnancy shouldn’t be investigated or prosecuted, a global medical body has stated in new abortion guidelines.
European court condemns Greece for naming HIV-positive sex workers
Criminal charges were filed against more than 30 women in 2012, with authorities publishing the personal details, photos and HIV status of most of them.
Europe sees 'alarming' 30-fold increase in measles cases
With a "national incident" over measles in the UK, what’s the situation in Europe?
Global economy heading towards lowest half-decade growth in 30 years
World Bank predicts the global economy will slow for a third consecutive year in 2024.
Unemployment in the euro area drops to 6.4%
The latest data from Eurostat shows unemployment rates are getting slightly better in the euro area and the wider EU.
UK manufacturers see growing competitiveness against Germany, France
The majority of UK manufacturers view the country as a more competitive place to locate their activities.
Boeing shares plummet after plane window blowout
US regulators temporarily grounded 171 Boeing 737 MAX 9 jetliners for safety checks following a cabin panel blowout that forced an Alaska Airlines jet to make an emergency landing.
Italy's €870 million tax case against Meta heads to EU scrutiny
An audit by Italy's financial police claims that Meta user registrations could be seen as a taxable transaction since they imply the non-monetary exchange of a membership account for the user's personal data.
Making money on defence stocks: Is it ethical to cash in on the boom?
When the war in Ukraine began almost two years ago demand for weapons in Europe skyrocketed, taking arms companies’ shares along with it. Experts expect the market to continue to grow for at least the next five years. Here’s why.
German downturn eases while French economy contracts sharply
Although both are in contraction territory, sentiment in the German economy is more optimistic.
UK borrows more money ahead of expected tax cuts
The UK sees second-highest October borrowing on record as experts predict a tax cut announcement on Wednesday..
Using energy at the right time can save Europe €10.5 billion a year
You could save 7% on your electricity bill by 2030 - and 10% by 2050 - in the EU and the UK if you tweak your consumption habits, according to a new study. Here’s how to get there.
Burberry feeling the spending squeeze as shares slump
British luxury brand Burberry says it probably won't meet its low double-digit revenue growth forecast for the year.
Why is Denmark being tasked with blocking Russian oil tankers?
Copenhagen's mission will be backed by laws that allow states to inspect ships suspected of posing an environmental threat.
German government's billion-euro support boosts Siemens Energy shares
Shares in Siemens Energy rose as much as 4.7% as sources revealed details of the agreement, which will be fully unveiled on Wednesday.
Sanctions on Hamas’ investment unlikely to shake group's funding
The bulk of the Palestinian militant group’s funding is provided by foreign governments, a former US counter-terrorism financial analyst told Euronews.
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