Trump: Substantial semiconductor tariff coming 'very shortly'
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Norway’s King Harald V tests positive for COVID
The king has faced recurring health issues in recent years, and his son Crown Prince Haakon will replace him while he recovers.
Dutch Royal Prince Bernhard's Nazi membership revealed
The Dutch Royal household has confirmed that Prince Bernhard - prince consort for decades after World War II and husband of former Queen Juliana - was a member of the Nazi party.
'Cruel' greyhound racing should be banned, says leading UK charity
Animal welfare charity is mounting a new campaign to have the sport outlawed by the British government.
Oldest shoes in Europe found in haul from Spanish bat cave
The grass-woven sandals were first retrieved along with various tools and artefacts by 19th-century miners.
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Heavy rain causes widespread flooding in Slovenia
Three people are reported to have died after homes, businesses and campsites were hit by flooding in Slovenia.
Gun boats and diplomacy in the South China sea
China's territorial claims over a shoal of tiny islands sparks a diplomatic row in Manila
Pope Francis desciribes the Mediterranean as a migrant 'cemetery'
Pope Francis calls for action to save the lives of migrants who perish in the Mediterranean, or the deserts of North Africa, trying to reach Europe
Mynamar reduces some of Aung San Suu Kyi's prison sentences
Myanmar's military government has reduced some of the prison sentences being served by former ruler Aung San Suu Kyi in an act of clemency timed to coincide with a religious festival.
European Commission president pledges support to the Philippines
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said Europe would not tolerate aggression in the Indo-Pacific region in a speech in Manila.
Wagner exercises in Belarus a provocation, says Poland
A Wagner mercenary military exercise in Belarus has triggered warnings from Poland that Russia is deliberately trying to destabilise the border region
Greek islanders worry the heat will hit tourism and wreck harvests
On Saturday, Greece faced its hottest July weekend in 50 years.
Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard wins second consecutive Tour de France
Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard wins second consecutive Tour de France with Jordi Meeus winning the final stage.
Russia retaliates for Crimea bridge, frontlines 'dynamically changing'
All the latest developments from the war in Ukraine.
Zelenskyy admits 'difficult week' for Ukrainian counteroffensive
Having slowed the Ukrainian advance, Russia has then attempted to strike Ukrainian armoured vehicles with one-way attack, uncrewed aerial vehicles, attack helicopters and artillery.
Ukraine and Russia both claim successes in conflict
Ukraine claims it has made advances in Zaporizhzhia and Donetsk while Russia says its forces have held back the counter-offensive in Bakhmut and Berkhivka
Harmful residues from medicines leaking into our water systems
In partnership with The European Commission
In Uppsala, Sweden, an innovative pilot project to rid water of pollutants is making waves.
The science behind waste water management
In partnership with The European Commission
Among nutrients, phosphorous, organic material and other micropollutants, the wastewaters in Uppsala, Sweden, contain microscopic but resilient pharmaceutical residues. What are the most cost-effective ways to clean these residues and prevent them from further harming our environment?
Giant Pandas and the Arabian oryx finding sanctuary in Doha
In partnership with Media City
Qatar, a nation known for its stunning architecture and rich cultural heritage, is also making strides in the field of wildlife conservation. The country is demonstrating an unwavering commitment to preserve vulnerable animal species, including the Arabian oryx and, most recently, giant pandas.
Noise pollution posing a significant threat to marine biodiversity
In partnership with the European Commission
In an effort to save our marine ecosystems, can we replace our noisy offshore technologies with quieter alternatives?
Credit card and cash fines for drugs announces French President Macron
On the spot credit card or cash fines for drugs will range from €200 to €2,500.
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