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Euroviews. Twitter takeover: Why does Elon Musk's multi-billion buyout matter?
The day has finally come that Elon Musk can proudly swan into his new office. But does he even know what he's just bought? And why does it matter, considering how many people actually use the social media network?
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Euroviews. Liz Truss quits: rules for a 'Cultured' resignation speech
Lost for words Liz? Fear not, Euronews Culture is on standby to impart some advice so that the departing UK prime minister can leave the room with a modicum of dignity once her successor has been chosen...
After all, when you’re a politician, that farewell moment isn’t one you want to mess up.
Hungary
Euroviews. Stop Orban exporting his informational autocracy across Europe | View
"In the last few years, Orbán’s post-truth regime has exported its tactics. It gives a helping hand to like-minded "illiberals" in the Western Balkans with media, political consultancy, diplomatic support and money."
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Euroviews. Was a new global audience record set for the Queen's funeral?
The turnout for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II was definitely one for the books. But with more than 4 billion people around the world estimated to have watched the broadcast, we look at the numbers that we know for sure.
Brazil
Euroviews. Europe should keep a watchful eye on Bolsonaro after election | View
"Bolsonaro has been saying that he reserves the right to only accept a defeat in the upcoming general election if he judges that they were fairly held," warns Rafael Loris, a professor of Latin American and Brazilian History and Politics at the University of Denver.
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Euroviews. The death of writer Javier Marías robs Spain of an important voice
Writer and academic. Author of other realities, but also translator of other people's stories. Javier Marías hovered between both occupations throughout his life, and it was something he was proud to claim, but why was he denied the Nobel Prize for Literature?
