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EU and Nigeria Kick Off Talks on Groundbreaking Science-Tech Partnership
A strategic shift in global innovation diplomacy signals new pathways for research, data science and economic modernization across Africa The European Union and Nigeria have formally launched negotiations on a bilateral science and technology agreement designed to deepen research collaboration,…
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Bridging the Future: JR Reimagines Pont Neuf for a New Artistic Era
An immersive sound and augmented-reality tribute to Christo and Jeanne-Claude places Paris at the forefront of cultural innovation. Paris has once again captured the world’s cultural imagination as French artist JR unveiled an ambitious project to transform the historic Pont…
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Europe Accuses Russia of Killing Navalny with Rare Frog Toxin
Five European governments say laboratory analysis confirms the use of a South American poison dart frog compound in the Arctic prison death of the Russian opposition leader, deepening an already volatile standoff with Moscow. In a coordinated declaration released this…
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Europe on the Brink: Scientists Urge Continent to Prepare for a 3 °C World
Advisory board warns adaptation plans are lagging behind climate reality, but says practical solutions remain within reach Europe has been urged to prepare for up to 3 °C of global warming by the end of the century, according to a…
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Slovenia Sets the Stage as Parliamentary Election Officially Scheduled
With the vote planned for early spring, parties accelerate campaigns focused on the economy, justice reform and Slovenia’s future within the European Union. Slovenia has formally scheduled its next parliamentary election for early spring, setting in motion a campaign that…
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Europe Grapples with Rural Discontent at Paris Agricultural Show
Muted reception for Macron reflects mounting tensions over trade, subsidies and the future of European agriculture The vast exhibition halls of the Paris International Agricultural Show opened this week under bright lights and the low hum of livestock competitions, but…
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A Killing in Lyon and a Nation on Edge
The death of far-right activist Quentin Deranque deepens ideological rifts as France braces for pivotal elections France faces a renewed surge of political tension following the fatal stabbing of 23-year-old activist Quentin Deranque, an attack that has intensified divisions between…
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Cold Resolve in Stockholm: Protesters Challenge Israel’s West Bank Plans
Demonstrators in Odenplan Square call for sanctions and urgent humanitarian action, signaling rising Scandinavian activism on Middle East policy In biting winter air and beneath a pale Nordic sky, hundreds gathered in central Stockholm’s Odenplan Square to protest Israel’s administrative…
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Powering the Games: Milan-Cortina’s Clean Energy Gamble
How the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics turned renewable electricity and bio-based fuels into a test case for sustainable mega-events As winter sport’s global spotlight settles on northern Italy, the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics are drawing attention not only for medals and records…
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Rivers Overrun Western France as Relentless Flooding Triggers Mass Evacuations
Authorities warn that swollen waterways remain a grave threat despite clearer skies as thousands flee submerged towns and emergency crews brace for further surges Western France is confronting one of its most serious flood emergencies in recent memory as days…
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