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The European Commission has struck a deal with Amazon that will see the American online retail giant make major changes to its business practices

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Amazon agrees to change business practices after striking deal with EU

The European Commission has struck a deal with Amazon that will see the US online retail giant make major changes to its business practices, in order to avoid hefty fines. The settlement follows EU antitrust investigations that found Amazon was giving itself unfair advantages over rival merchants.

20/12/2022

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Retail giant Amazon agrees reforms to close two EU investigations

The US e-commerce giant will improve its data protection and treat independent sellers equally in its "buy box".

20/12/2022

A sign reading "Museum of Colonial Mental Space" is displayed during a "de-colonial tour" of monuments tied to the slave trade or colonial-era abuses in Paris, July 5, 2020.

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Some EU nations have apologised for their colonial past. Is it enough?

The Netherlands became the latest country to apologise for its historical role in slavery and the slave trade.

20/12/2022

A horse grazes in the village of El Rocío in Almonte, southwest Spain, in an areas that used to be a wetland

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Belgium

EU environment ministers meet off the back of COP15 deal

A fresh injection of impetus was given to a meeting of EU environment ministers in Brussels after the international deal over the weekend which aims to protect 30% of the world’s landmass and seas by 2030.

20/12/2022

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Iran

'Threshold of revolution': Why Iran's protests are different this time

All you need to know about the Iran protests and the death of Mahsa Amini.

20/12/2022

Italian pro-rave supporters march in central Naples

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Italian ravers rally to resist clampdown on illegal gatherings

Imposing restrictions of people's rights to gather and hold paries was one of the first acts in office for Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni. Thousands of ravers across the country have now risen up in protest.

20/12/2022

A BoE handout photograph released on December 19, 2022 shows the design of the new £5 polymer banknotes featuring a portrait of Britain's King Charles III.

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United Kingdom

First banknotes featuring King Charles III are unveiled

The new £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes will enter into circulation from mid-2024 and gradually replace those featuring Charles' mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II.

20/12/2022

Solar panels are installed at a floating photovoltaic plant on a lake in Haltern.

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Which EU country installed the most solar power in 2022?

No other energy source is growing as quickly or reliably as solar, a new report reveals.

20/12/2022

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Island hopping, hiking and helicopter rides: discover the top 8 things to do in the Seychelles

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With 115 islands scattered across the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles was made for island hopping.

20/12/2022

The landfall facility of the Nord Stream 1 pipeline and the transfer station of the OPAL gas pipeline, the Baltic Sea Pipeline Link, in Lubmin, Germany, on July 21, 2022.

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EU gas use dropped by 20% but some nations failed to reach key target

EU gas consumption dropped by 20% before winter as most countries reach voluntary target

20/12/2022

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Climate

What is your climate shadow? Learn the new climate lingo for 2023

“Words matter because they can shape our perceptions, beliefs, and behaviour. In the policy realm, they guide decisions and actions," says climate linguistics expert Susan Joy Hassol. So how will we talk about climate in 2023?

20/12/2022

The president of COP15, China's Minister of Ecology and Environment Huang Runqiu, passes the Global Biodiversity Framework in Montreal, Canada, 19 December 2022.

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Nature

COP15: Cautious success or abject failure? The experts weigh in

COP15's ’unprecedented’ international deal to protect nature is hopeful but not without flaws.

20/12/2022

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Argentina

A Bank holiday is declared as the World Cup champions arrive home

The Argentine football team have returned to a hero’s welcome in Buenos Aires after they won the World Cup in Qatar.

20/12/2022

A microphone is pictured in an almost empty hemicycle of the European Parliament during a debate. in Strasbourg, eastern France, Tuesday Dec 13, 2022

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Italian court approves extradition in EU Parliament's 'Qatargate' case

The court in Brescia decided that Maria Dolores Colleoni could be taken to Belgium based on a European arrest warrant linking her to the scandal through her husband, former MEP Pier Antonio Panzeri.

20/12/2022

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Ukraine

How will the onset of winter impact Russia's war in Ukraine?

Experts explain how the winter can impact the lives of civilians and military personnel.

20/12/2022

Each autumn, Czech fishermen get to serious business of a century-long tradition of catching carp for Christmas markets

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Czech Republic

Christmas in Europe: Carp in your bathtub and other Czech traditions

Rather than an Anglo-Saxon turkey, some Czechs prefer carp, traditionally fried in bread crumbs and served with potato salad.

20/12/2022

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Latvia

Joint Expeditionary Force meets promising more support for Ukraine

A group of 10 northern European nations has pledged to further help Ukraine defended itself from Russian aggression. The Joint Expeditionary Force was set up in 2014 to accelerate a common response to Russian threats.

19/12/2022

Over two million Muslim pilgrims expected in Mecca for Hajj

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Retail giant Amazon agrees reforms to close two EU investigations

First banknotes featuring King Charles III are unveiled

Which EU country installed the most solar power in 2022?

Island hopping, hiking and helicopter rides: discover the top 8 things to do in the Seychelles

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Italian court approves extradition in EU Parliament's 'Qatargate' case