Europe's Historic Move to End Russian Gas Imports by 2027
In a landmark decision that marks a significant shift in the European Union's energy policy, EU lawmakers and member states have reached an agreement to prohibit all imports of Russian gas by autumn 2027. This move comes as the region seeks to diminish its reliance on Russian energy sources amidst ongoing tensions related to the invasion of Ukraine. The deal signals
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Former EU Diplomat Mogherini Charged Amid Fraud Investigation
In a significant legal development, former European Union High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Federica Mogherini, has been charged along with two others in an investigation concerning alleged fraudulent contracting related to a training program for young diplomats. The European Prosecutors Office confirmed that the trio faces serious charges including fraud, corruption in public procurement, conflict of interest, and breach of
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Stalemate Continues: No Breakthrough in Ukraine Peace Talks After Kremlin Meeting
Following an intense five-hour negotiation session at the Kremlin, no compromises were reached between Russian President Vladimir Putin and U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff on December 3. Yuri Ushakov, Putin's diplomatic adviser, emerged from the discussions with a serious demeanor, acknowledging yet another setback in the ongoing Ukraine peace negotiations. Despite over a month of concerted diplomatic efforts, Ushakov stated that
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Profit Over Patient Care? Controversial Decisions at Torrejón de Ardoz University Hospital Exposed
In a recent revelation by El País, an audio recording has surfaced where Pablo Gallart, CEO of Ribera Salud, outlines strategies aimed at boosting profitability for the Torrejón de Ardoz University Hospital, a public facility with privatized management. His statements have sparked outrage as they indicate a prioritization of profit over patient care, particularly concerning the management of waiting lists. During
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Ongoing Tensions in Israel and the Gaza Strip: A Complex Humanitarian Crisis
In a continually escalating conflict marked by deteriorating humanitarian conditions, significant statements and developments have emerged from both the Israeli government and the Gaza Strip. As of the recent updates, the UN General Assembly has called for Israel's withdrawal from the Golan Heights, a territory captured during the Six-Day War in 1967. Israel's UN Ambassador has condemned this resolution as
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Former EU Foreign Affairs Chief Federica Mogherini Arrested in Embezzlement Investigation
On Tuesday, the Belgian police arrested three individuals as part of an inquiry into the embezzlement of European funds. Among those apprehended is Federica Mogherini, an Italian politician, former Vice President of the European Commission, and currently the Rector of the College of Europe, a renowned institution for European studies. Mogherini was interrogated by authorities and subsequently released, with no
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New Efforts to Locate Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 Set to Begin
Malaysia's transport ministry announced that the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 will resume on December 30, marking a renewed effort more than a decade after the aircraft vanished without a trace. The deep-sea search is set to last for 55 days, focusing on targeted areas that are believed to have the highest likelihood of locating the missing
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Karlskrona: The Naval City at the Heart of Sweden's Green Transition and Innovation
Karlskrona, a city built on islands, is not only a UNESCO World Heritage Site, sharing its prestigious status with iconic landmarks such as the Colosseum and the Taj Mahal, but also a pivotal hub for Sweden's marine industry and green innovation. Founded under the reign of King Charles XI in 1680, the city was designed by the finest architects of
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Former EU Officials Detained in Misappropriation Investigation Released by Belgian Police
Italian politician Federica Mogherini, who has held significant positions within the European Union, including Vice President of the European Commission, was released by Belgian police on Tuesday after being detained and interrogated in connection with an investigation into the misappropriation of European funds. Mogherini, currently serving as the rector of the College of Europe—a postgraduate institution in Bruges—was questioned alongside
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Challenges Ahead: Insights from the Putin-Witkoff Talks on Ukraine Peace
Good morning. On Tuesday, Vladimir Putin met with Donald Trump's special envoy, Steve Witkoff, in Moscow to discuss prospects for ending the near four-year conflict in Ukraine that began with Russia's full-scale invasion. The summit occurred amidst a flurry of diplomatic activity, notably after the U.S. had introduced a 28-point peace proposal to Kyiv, which many viewed as more accommodating
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The EU's Bold Move: Phasing Out Russian Gas by 2027 Amidst Ongoing Conflict
The European Union has set an ambitious deadline to become completely independent of Russian natural gas by the end of 2027. This significant agreement was reached amidst the ongoing context of the Ukraine war and involves representatives from EU member states and the European Parliament. The decision to terminate imports of Russian gas via pipelines under long-term contracts is aimed
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Diplomatic Deadlock: Moscow Talks Yield No Progress on Ukraine Conflict
Steve Witkoff's recent trip to Moscow has ended without significant advancements in resolving the ongoing Ukraine war, as Kremlin aides acknowledged the lack of progress following extensive diplomatic negotiations. The meetings, which spanned two weeks, were marked by chaos and uncertainty, beginning with Russia releasing a detailed 28-point wishlist that it had discussed with the U.S. This move prompted frantic
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Critical Talks in Moscow: US and Russia Seek Peace Amid Ongoing Conflict in Ukraine
Vladimir Putin hosted US negotiators at the Kremlin on Tuesday for five hours of talks aimed at ending the ongoing war in Ukraine, with a Russian official describing the discussions as productive. The closed-door negotiations included US envoy Steve Witkoff and President Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner. Details of the talks have not yet been disclosed, but they followed Putin's
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Trump's Bold Stance on Drug Trafficking: A New Approach in Venezuela
In a recent address, President Donald Trump outlined aggressive new strategies to combat drug trafficking in Venezuela, claiming imminent military operations against drug cartels operating on Venezuelan soil. This announcement follows a significant operation in the Caribbean that allegedly resulted in the deaths of 83 individuals due to drug trafficking activities. During a cabinet meeting at the White House, Trump asserted,
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Check Today's Eurojackpot Results for December 2, 2025
In a few moments, you'll be able to check the Eurojackpot numbers for today, Tuesday, December 2, 2025. The results of the ONCE draw will reveal if your numbers have won. Eurojackpot is a lottery game managed by ONCE, taking place every Friday, with a minimum jackpot of 10 million euros. The prize pool accumulates, allowing you to vie for
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American Political Landscape Shaken: Bomb Threats, Military Actions, and the Fallout from a Deadly Shooting
In a turbulent day characterized by heightened tensions across various fronts in the United States, crucial updates have emerged regarding national security, political maneuvers, and alarming incidents. A string of bomb threats targeting U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer's offices in New York has surfaced, reportedly linked to the MAGA movement associated with former President Donald Trump. The threats entail
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Major Investigation Launched into EU Diplomatic Academy Fraud Allegations
The European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has initiated an investigation into allegations of fraud involving the College of Europe and the European External Action Service (EEAS), which oversees EU-funded training programs for diplomats. On Tuesday, searches were conducted at both the College of Europe in Bruges, Belgium, and the EEAS headquarters in Brussels, as part of a broader inquiry into
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Government's New Reform Aims to Empower Persons with Disabilities on International Day
On the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities celebrated on December 3, the Council of Ministers has approved an institutional declaration emphasizing the government's commitment to enhancing the rights of persons with disabilities. This declaration is particularly significant as it aligns with the ongoing reform of the Dependency and Disability laws currently under consideration in the Congress
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Putin Warns of War Readiness Amidst European Peace Deal Sabotage Accusations
On December 2, Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a stark warning regarding the tensions between Russia and Europe while addressing the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Speaking to reporters in Moscow, Putin stated that Russia is 'ready for war' should European leaders pursue a military confrontation, as he accused them of undermining peace efforts in the region. His comments came amidst
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Trump Grants Clemency to Controversial Former Honduran President Amidst Political Maneuvering
United States President Donald Trump has made headlines once again by granting clemency to former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández, who was serving a lengthy 45-year sentence in the U.S. This controversial decision comes on the heels of Hernández's conviction on charges of drug trafficking and corruption by a New York court in 2024. Trump's claims that Hernández's conviction stemmed
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Constitutional Court Upholds Amnesty Law, Dismisses Appeals from Madrid Government
On Tuesday, the Constitutional Court (TC) denied the unconstitutionality appeal submitted by the Madrid regional government, led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, against the amnesty law that pardons a decade of the 'procés.' This decision by the court arrives after it previously upheld much of the same legal framework last June. Legal sources informed Europa Press that the court's majority, which
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Tensions Escalate Over Control of Pokrovsk: Russia and Ukraine Clash Over Claims
On December 1, 2023, Russia asserted its control over the eastern Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk, a crucial logistics hub for Ukrainian forces, alongside Vovchansk in the northeast. The Kremlin claimed that this information was communicated directly to President Vladimir Putin, and the Russian Defense Ministry even released a video purportedly showcasing soldiers raising their flag in the central square of
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Former EU Diplomat Federica Mogherini Arrested Amid Fraud Investigation
In a shocking turn of events, Belgian police have taken into custody three individuals, including the former top diplomat of the European Union, Federica Mogherini. This arrest follows a raid at the headquarters of the EU foreign service and the prestigious College of Europe, as part of a broader investigation into suspected fraud involving EU-funded training programs for junior diplomats. According
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The Future of Work: Merging AI with Human Intelligence for Sustainable Growth
Artificial Intelligence is transforming the way organizations operate, moving beyond just efficiency improvements to become a critical driver of growth and long-term viability. Recent analysis by Microsoft involving data from 31,000 employees across 31 countries highlights this evolving trend. By combining insights from LinkedIn, extensive productivity data from Microsoft 365, and discussions with various stakeholders—including startups, researchers, economists, and AI
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Former EU Foreign Policy Chief Mogherini Arrested in Fraud Investigation
Federica Mogherini, the former EU foreign policy chief, was taken into custody on Tuesday, December 2, during police raids investigating a potentially fraudulent scheme involving the training of European diplomats. Mogherini, who served as the high representative for foreign affairs from 2014 to 2019, is currently the leader of the College of Europe, a graduate school whose premises were also
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Black Sea Tensions Rise as Ukrainian Drone Strikes Target Russian Tankers
A Russian-flagged tanker, reportedly carrying sunflower oil from Russia to Georgia, was attacked in the Black Sea, according to Turkish authorities. The incident occurred approximately 130 kilometers off Turkey's coast and involved a kamikaze drone, as per the Turkish Maritime Affairs Directorate. Fortunately, the 13 crew members aboard the vessel MIDVOLGA2 were unharmed, and the ship did not request assistance
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Nationwide Protests Force Bulgarian Government to Withdraw Controversial Budget Proposal
The Bulgarian government announced on Tuesday that it is permanently withdrawing its controversial budget proposal following a series of nationwide protests that witnessed an unprecedented mobilization of tens of thousands of citizens across the country. These protests, which marked some of the most significant public demonstrations Bulgaria has seen in decades, were primarily concentrated in Sofia, where an estimated 50,000
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Italy's Employment Surges in October: Istat Reports
Provisional data released by Istat on Tuesday reveals a notable increase in employment in Italy, with 75,000 more people working in October compared to September. This marks a significant rise of 224,000 individuals year-over-year from October 2022. The national statistics agency highlights that the employment rate has climbed by 0.1 percentage points to reach 62.7%. In conjunction with these positive
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Amidst Ongoing Conflict, Ukraine and Allies Pursue Path to Peace
As the war in Ukraine continues with reports of significant casualties and destruction, both Ukrainian and Russian officials present conflicting narratives on the frontlines. Recent developments show an upsurge in discussions regarding peace initiatives, while the military situation remains dire. ### Latest Updates A multitude of updates highlight the fierce battles unfolding and the escalating diplomatic efforts among key global players. **Ukrainian Resistance
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Air Europa Denies Links to PM's Wife in Pandemic Bailout Controversy
Air Europa has officially denied allegations that Begoña Gómez, the wife of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, was paid for any involvement in securing a pandemic-related grant. In a statement to Europa Press, the airline refuted claims made by former ministerial advisor Koldo García, who suggested that Gómez may have been approached for help in obtaining a bailout granted through
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