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Israeli airstrikes kill 17 in Gaza as ceasefire negotiations continue

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US Securities and Exchange Commission sues Elon Musk for not disclosing early Twitter stock purchase

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Classes remain cancelled at Eindhoven University of Technology following weekend cyberattack

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South Korea's President Yoon Suk-yeol arrested by anti-corruption agency after weeks-long standoff

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Global expert panel suggests overhauling how obesity is diagnosed, says BMI is not enough

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Supporters of former Bolivian president Evo Morales clash with police

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Europe’s ‘holiday from history is now over’, Finnish President Stubb tells Euronews

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Residents are repairing their homes and businesses after fall of Assad

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EU Commissioner Kos says enlargement will remain based on merit rather than geopolitics

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New ECR chief Morawiecki seeks stronger ties with European People's Party

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Latest news bulletin | January 14th – Evening

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Drones flying weapons and drugs into UK prisons are 'threat to national security'

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Ukrainian amputees, many wounded in the war, participated in Ukraine's first “League of the Mighty”

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'We could have seen this coming': The LA weather warning signs that turned it into a tinderbox

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New French Prime Minister Bayrou aims to please all sides and avoid no-confidence vote

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Looking for a job in IT? These European countries are desperate for new hires

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Andrew Tate released from house arrest

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Pope Francis becomes first ever sitting pontiff to publish autobiography

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Commission finds evidence of discrimination against EU medtech firms in China

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Haiti gang violence has displaced more than 1 million people, UN migration agency says

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Broccoli and cauliflower shortages in 2025: Experts blame Valencia floods, warm winters and slugs

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Thailand wants to make casinos legal to attract more tourists

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Joe Biden signs executive order to speed up building of new AI data centres

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How a wildfire in Palermo led photographer Jim Fenwick to create award-winning images

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EU DECODED: How to balance rights to privacy with combatting online child sex abuse?

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How the world’s most remote EV charger is helping an island in the Atlantic ditch fossil fuels

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Bernard Phelan recounts harrowing experiences as state hostage in Iran

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Foreign interference in European politics and the Musk effect

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Germany mulls sale of energy supplier Uniper to Canadian investment group

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UK bans cattle, pigs and sheep imports from Germany after foot-and-mouth case

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Demonstration in front of the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem to demand agreement on Gaza hostages

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Freezing temperatures and heavy snow cause disruptions in southeastern Europe

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Nato launches new mission to protect crucial undersea cables

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Tobacco advert and sponsorship bans significantly lower odds of people smoking, study shows

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'TikTok refugees' are flocking to China's social media app RedNote. This is what we know about it

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Farage's Reform UK party just one point behind Labour, poll shows

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Why is Disney being sued for billions over 'Moana 2'?

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Vietnam and Russia sign agreement to expand nuclear energy cooperation

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German police investigate AfD for sending out 'deportation tickets'

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German Defence Minister Boris Pistorius arrives in Kyiv to underscore support for Ukraine

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UK union demands celebrity book ghostwriters get credited

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NATO to bolster Baltic military presence, after Christmas Day power cable cuts

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European defence ministers say Trump's NATO spending target is unrealistic

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Zelenskyy challenges Fico to resolve gas dispute — in Kyiv

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Goldman Sachs downgrades Mercedes and Porsche as German car makers struggle

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How eSIM, IoT, and connectivity security are powering industry 4.0

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Oxnard wildfire adds to Southern California's fire woes as winds pick up

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The Weeknd postpones release of new album ‘Hurry Up Tomorrow’ due to Los Angeles wildfires

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Commission to assess next steps for tackling discrimination in China’s public procurement market for medical devices

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