NATO Summit Will Not Take Place in Albania in 2027, Says Prime Minister Rama

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Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has confirmed that NATO will not hold its next summit in Albania in 2027, despite earlier plans to host the alliance’s leaders in Tirana. Speaking in Dublin on Thursday, Rama said there was no common decision on the timing of the next summit, adding that Albania could host it in […]

Spanish Court Suspends Far-Right Group Nucleo Nacional Over Hate Crime Probe

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A Spanish judge has ordered the suspension of ultra-right group Nucleo Nacional as part of an investigation into alleged hate crimes and illegal association. The ruling also orders the closure of its office and the blocking of its social media content and bank accounts. The decision follows the arrest of 14 group members last week […]

Zelensky Welcomes European Involvement in US-Led Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has welcomed a US proposal to include European Union representatives in the next round of peace negotiations with Russia. US envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff met Zelensky in Dublin on Thursday after holding discussions with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Zelensky said European participation would ensure the EU has

Warby Parker Partners with Google on AI Glasses Amid Growing Privacy Concerns

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Warby Parker is entering the artificial intelligence smart glasses market through a partnership with Google and Samsung, aiming to tap into growing demand for wearable technology. The New York-based eyewear company hopes its new intelligent glasses will become a major growth driver as global shipments of AI-powered eyewear continue to rise. The glasses will connect […]

Italian Schools Remain Open Despite Fresh Wave of Bomb Threats

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More than 3,700 schools across Italy received fake bomb threats on Thursday, but most remained open following new government guidance on handling security alerts. The decision came after a similar wave of threatening emails on Wednesday forced thousands of schools to close and sparked widespread concern among parents. According to Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s

Wizz Air Chief Urges Europe-Wide Action Against Bomb Threats

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Wizz Air CEO Jozsef Varadi has called for stronger coordination among European countries to tackle a growing wave of bomb threats disrupting flights and public services. Speaking on Thursday, he urged the European Commission to establish a coordinated approach and a dedicated body to address what he described as hybrid warfare targeting Europe. The airline […]

Lagarde Matches Centrist Rival in French Presidential Poll

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European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde could receive around 14% of first-round votes if she enters France’s 2027 presidential election, according to a poll commissioned by POLITICO. The survey places her slightly ahead of centre-right candidate Edouard Philippe, who is projected to receive 13.5%, highlighting divisions within France’s centrist political

Italy Moves to Prevent Unnecessary Evacuations Over Bomb Hoaxes

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Italy’s government is planning new measures to handle security alerts, including mass threat emails, following widespread school evacuations across the country. Under the proposed approach, buildings would generally remain open unless authorities find concrete evidence of an actual threat. On Wednesday, around 6,300 schools received bomb threat emails, triggering

Millions of Spanish Workers Stage First General Strike in 14 Years Over Housing Crisis

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Around four million workers across Spain took part in the country’s first general strike in 14 years on Wednesday, protesting soaring rents, rising property prices and growing difficulties in accessing affordable housing. Despite heavy storms, large demonstrations took place in Madrid, Barcelona and several other cities. The strike, supported by major trade unions

German Military Vows Action After Report Reveals Widespread Sexual Abuse

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Germany’s Defence Minister Boris Pistorius has promised stronger measures to tackle sexual misconduct within the country’s armed forces following a report revealing widespread abuse among military personnel. Speaking in Berlin on Wednesday, Pistorius described the increasing number of reported cases as unacceptable and stressed the need for immediate action. The report,