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EuropeDimitry Berberoff Nominated as Vice President of Spain's Supreme Court
In a significant development, Isabel Perelló, the newly-elected President of the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) and the Supreme Court (TS), has proposed jurist Dimitry Berberoff for the position of Vice President. The formal session for ratification of this appointment has been scheduled for Wednesday, the 25th of next …
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Europe Faces Catastrophic Flooding: A Call for Solidarity and Action
In a devastating turn of events, several countries in Central Europe have been severely affected by flooding resulting from heavy rainfall, leading to the tragic loss of at least 16 lives. Greece has expressed its condolences and solidarity with the nations impacted, including Romania, Poland, Czechia, Austria, and Moldova, emphasizing …
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Tragic Discovery in Parma: Young Mother Accused of Newborn's Death and Concealment
In a chilling case that has captured the attention of Italy, a 22-year-old woman is facing accusations of killing her newborn son and subsequently hiding the body in the garden of a residence located in Vignale, a small hamlet within Traversetolo in the province of Parma. The remains of the …
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Germany's Migration Policy Shift: New Alliances and Emerging Challenges
The German government's recent overhaul of its migration policy is stirring controversy and forging new alliances across Europe. With right-wing populist Geert Wilders now at the helm of the Netherlands and Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán expressing support, the landscape of European migration politics appears to be shifting, albeit with …
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Keeping Kids Healthy: Essential Tips for Preventing Infections This School Year
As the summer break concludes and children return to preschool and school, parents face the challenge of preventing infections among their kids. Jorge Sotoca, a pediatrician at Kry, shares insights on how to navigate this season of cold and flu viruses, which tend to flourish in indoor spaces as the …
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UK's Interest in Italy's Asylum Processing Plan Raises Human Rights Concerns
The United Kingdom is closely monitoring Italy's controversial plan to process asylum applications for migrants rescued at sea in Albania. This initiative, spearheaded by Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, has garnered attention and skepticism amidst ongoing discussions of immigration strategies in Europe.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer visited Rome on …
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Alinghi Stuns Ineos Britannia in Louis Vuitton Cup Semifinals
In a surprising turn of events, the Swiss sailing team Alinghi managed to claim victory over Ineos Britannia in the Louis Vuitton Cup semifinals held in Barcelona on Monday. This win brings the score to 4-1, keeping the hopes of the Swiss team alive, while putting pressure on the British …
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Back to School: Keeping Kids Healthy as Cold and Flu Season Approaches
As the summer break draws to a close, children are heading back to preschool and school, and with that return comes increased exposure to infections. Jorge Sotoca, a pediatrician at Kry, emphasizes that the nature of school life often leads to the spread of viruses. "When everyone is in the …
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Keeping Kids Healthy: Tips for Reducing Infections This School Year
As children return to preschool and school after a long summer break, the risk of infections increases. Jorge Sotoca, a pediatrician at Kry, emphasizes that the main reason for the spread of viruses is the reintroduction of large groups gathering indoors. "When everyone is in the same place and breathes …
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Dominique Pelicot's Trial Adjourned Amid Health Concerns: A Public Struggle for Justice
The trial of Dominique Pelicot, a 71-year-old retired electrician facing charges of orchestrating a series of rapes against his wife, Gisèle, has once again been postponed due to his reported health issues. Pleading for medical attention, Pelicot's condition was disclosed as having both kidney problems and a prostate issue, leading …
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The Fall of Huw Edwards: BBC's Once Trusted Anchor Faces Justice
Former BBC presenter Huw Edwards, once revered as a symbol of reliability on British television, experienced a dramatic fall from grace that culminated in his sentencing on September 16. The 63-year-old was handed a six-month suspended sentence after pleading guilty earlier in July to charges related to the making of …
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Ukraine Invites UN and ICRC to Address Humanitarian Needs in Kursk Region Amid Ongoing Conflict
On Monday, Ukraine formally requested the involvement of the United Nations (UN) and the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to support humanitarian efforts in Russia's Kursk region, following a recent cross-border incursion by Ukrainian forces. This action comes more than a month after Ukraine’s military initiated an …
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West Nile Virus Outbreak: Calls for Action and Vaccine Development in Seville
The West Nile Virus Combat Platform is urging residents of Seville to gather and push for urgent solutions to a growing public health crisis. The virus has already claimed the lives of seven individuals, prompting spokesperson Juanjo Sánchez to advocate for the immediate commencement of vaccine research and development. During …
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Central Europe Faces Devastating Floods Amid Climate Crisis
Picturesque towns across central Europe are engulfed by polluted floodwaters after heavy weekend rains transformed peaceful streams into ferocious rivers, wreaking havoc on local infrastructure. The floods have claimed at least 15 lives and led to widespread destruction of buildings from Austria to Romania. This catastrophic event is part of …
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Germany Implements Comprehensive Border Controls: A Response to Immigration and Security Concerns
Germany has reintroduced border controls at all its land borders starting this Monday in a move aimed at reducing the influx of immigrants and addressing potential threats of jihadist terrorism. These controls, initiated by Chancellor Olaf Scholz's government, have elicited significant discontent among neighboring countries. Previously, border checks were only …
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Nordic Nations Join Forces: Finland and Sweden Enhance NATO Collaboration Amid Security Concerns
In a significant shift from decades of military nonalignment, Finland and Sweden have applied for NATO membership following Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. With Finland officially joining NATO in 2023 and Sweden set to follow suit this year, both nations are taking proactive measures to strengthen their security …
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SUMAR's Bold Proposals for Housing and Taxation in Budget Negotiations with PSOE
In a move that underscores the urgency of addressing the ongoing housing crisis in Spain, the political coalition Sumar is set to propose a series of significant reforms during its negotiations with the PSOE concerning the budget for the upcoming year. The proposals come amid growing concerns over housing accessibility …
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The Shadows of Political Violence: Trump's Near Miss and Its Implications for the Upcoming Election
On an otherwise ordinary day, the political landscape in the U.S. faced an extraordinary threat to one of its key figures. Donald Trump, the former president and current candidate for the White House, emerged unscathed from his second assassination attempt in two months. The audacity of this attack raises …
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Facua Consumers in Action Calls for Damages from Concert Cancellations at Santiago Bernabéu
Facua Consumers in Action has urged individuals affected by the cancellation of concerts scheduled at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium in Madrid to claim damages for unrecoverable expenses. These cancellations affect fans who had already invested in transportation and accommodation, which they will not be able to recover fully. In a …
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France Proposes Stéphane Séjourné for European Commission Following Breton's Resignation
France is set to nominate Foreign Minister Stéphane Séjourné to the European Commission in the wake of the unexpected resignation of Thierry Breton, a prominent figure in Brussels, according to a statement from President Emmanuel Macron's office on September 16. The Élysée Palace emphasized Séjourné's qualifications, noting his prior leadership …
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Orban Stands by Salvini Amid Legal Troubles Over Immigration Policies
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban took to social media on Monday to express his unwavering support for Italian Deputy Premier and Transport Minister Matteo Salvini, whom he described as Europe's most courageous patriot. This show of solidarity comes on the heels of a severe legal challenge faced by Salvini, who …
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Storm Boris Batters Central Europe: A Race Against Time for Missing Persons and Flood Survivors
Authorities are desperately searching for missing persons in Central Europe following the devastating impact of Storm Boris. Over the weekend, several rivers across the region overflowed their banks due to relentless downpours. As the situation escalates, rain continues to pound many areas, amplifying risks and complicating rescue efforts.
In the …
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Plea Bargains Unfold in Liguria Corruption Case Involving Port Services
Aldo Spinelli, the manager of a port services company, has reached a plea bargain agreement in a high-profile corruption investigation linked to former Liguria president Giovanni Toti. Spinelli's agreement includes a prison sentence of three years and two months coupled with the confiscation of 400,000 euros. Furthermore, he will …
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The Unlikely Recruiter: Ryan Routh's Controversial Mission in Ukraine
Ryan Routh, a 58-year-old American contractor, was arrested last Sunday for allegedly attempting to kill former President Donald Trump while in Florida. However, this shocking incident masks a different narrative centered around Routh's ambitions to aid Ukraine in its war against Russia by recruiting thousands of Afghan soldiers. Routh, a …
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Barcelona Apartment Owners Fight Back Against Tourist Rental Ban
With looming threats of closure by 2029, Barcelona's tourist apartment owners are preparing for a legal battle. On September 16th, Apartur, an association representing nearly 7,000 of the 10,000 legal tourist rentals in Barcelona, announced it would sue the Catalan government, also known as the Generalitat. This aggressive …
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Madrid Mayor Praises Temporary Suspension of Bernabéu Concerts for Neighborhood Wellbeing
Madrid's Mayor José Luis Martínez Almeida celebrated the decision to temporarily suspend concerts at the Santiago Bernabéu stadium, praising Real Madrid's prudent and reasonable action. In an interview with Antena 3, Almeida expressed gratitude to Real Madrid for making what he termed a complicated yet necessary decision. The announcement followed …
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Pedro Sánchez Promises Cooperation and Progress for Spain in Addressing Key Issues
On Monday, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez emphasized the importance of dialogue and cooperation with parliamentary groups and autonomous communities to address pressing issues facing citizens. Speaking at the interparliamentary meeting of the socialist parliamentary group held in Congress, Sánchez stated that the doors of La Moncloa are open for …
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Protecting Your Child's Health: Tips for Reducing Infections This School Year
As children return to preschool and school after a long summer break, the risk of infectious diseases circulating increases significantly. According to Dr. Jorge Sotoca, a pediatrician at Kry, the main cause for this rise in infections is the return of children to shared indoor environments. "When everyone is in …
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Thierry Breton Resigns from EU Commission, Sparks Governance Concerns
Thierry Breton, France's European commissioner in charge of the EU's single market and industrial policy, has announced his immediate resignation, citing questionable governance under EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. Breton's decision, shared via a post on X, highlights growing tensions within the European Commission and raises questions about …
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Castilla-La Mancha President Emphasizes Need for Clarity in Catalonia Financing Negotiations
Emiliano García-Page, the President of Castilla-La Mancha, expressed his eagerness to engage in a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. He hopes to calmly discuss his concerns regarding the government's stance on the negotiation of Catalonia's financial quota. During an interview with Tele 5, as reported by Europa Press …
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