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Greek parents brace for back-to-school spending season

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Cambodia shuts over 700 cyberscam locations over past year, government says

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Iceland’s EU referendum: What to know ahead of vote and what's at stake for Europe

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Algeria’s north-east scorched by deadly wildfires, national mourning declared

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Extreme heat splits Italy: over 44C in the south, heavy downpours in the north

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Extreme heat splits Italy: over 44C in south, heavy downpours in north

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Extreme heat splits Italy in two: over 44C in south, heavy showers in north

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‘Disgusting’: Donald Trump faces backlash for posting AI image of him and Dolly Parton

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Greek F-16s intercept Turkish drone over northern Aegean

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Switzerland's Beznau nuclear power plant back online after heatwaves force shutdown

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Waymo in Munich: Could autonomous vehicles make Europe's roads safer?

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Are the Baltics safe? CIA director's Moscow trip raises more questions than answers

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Skyrocketing windmills: The world’s tallest wind power plant is going to dwarf the Eiffel tower

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Anna Unger becomes head of Hungary's top anti-corruption body NVVH

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Spain wins EU backing for temporary fuel tax cuts as Middle East crisis keeps prices high

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Euronews Culture's Film of the Week: 'The Dog Stars' - A smouldering Jacob Elordi can't save us

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Fight for water: Dried-up lakes and mass fish deaths at one of Hungary's largest fish farms

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Major US airlines to launch new European routes for 2027 – here’s where they are flying to

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From Caravaggio to Korea: How Malta’s artists are breaking out of the baroque

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August full moon 2026: 126 monuments and museums open with free entry across Greece

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Kyiv theatre turns Homer’s Odyssey into a story of war and return

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Kids' discounts and play areas: The European countries where train travel is a dream for families

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Syria's top Druze leader calls community 'integral part of Israel'

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Fitch to unveil France's debt rating: 'Status quo seems the most likely scenario'

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Russian drone strikes hit Ukraine as warehouses burn

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Spain: Clashes erupt in Ceuta as anti-migrant protesters confront police

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Is Twitter back? Ex-employee fights to revive the blue bird

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Congo begins Ebola vaccinations against world's fastest-growing outbreak

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Russia plans to mobilise 600,000 troops this year and next, Ukraine says

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Latest news bulletin | August 28th, 2026 – Midday

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Nepal: army rescues hundreds as diaspora mourns lives lost

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Dolly Parton offered to undergo experimental cancer treatment to help others, sister reveals

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Barton… Jack Barton: Could this unknown British actor be the next James Bond?

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No more doomscrolling till dawn: Meta sets curfews for teen Instagram use

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Norway's new monarch King Haakon VIII: His life, role and challenges ahead

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West Nile virus hits Seville: 89-year-old man dies, second death this season

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'Grief, anger, rage': Former Nazi camp site becomes business park, sparking anger in Austria

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At least 579 dead and 1,924 missing after Nepal-Tibet floods, disaster authority says

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Is global warming supercharging El Niños? New study may reveal the answer

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From off-season sun to snowy adventures: 10 of the best European destinations to visit this winter

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Peter Cullen, the iconic voice of Optimus Prime, Eeyore and Predator, dies aged 85

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Norway's King Harald V dies aged 89 as leaders pay tribute to a 'true European'

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Having a parent who lives past 100 is linked to a lower risk of heart disease and early death

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Tanker pays record $5.3m to transit Panama Canal amid El Niño drought

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Overlooked masterpieces: What are the most underrated albums of all time?

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Once again, the EU grapples with thorny questions about Russian assets

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German troops on NATO’s eastern flank: War has never been this close

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Climate change leaves 560 million children facing extra heat stress every year, study finds

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Powered by sunshine: London fruit and veg market now home to the city’s largest rooftop solar project

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Which European countries spend the most on education — and does it pay off?

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