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Spain General Strike Over Housing
Spain has initiated its first general strike in fourteen years, placing the national housing crisis at the center of upcoming elections three weeks away.
Italy School Evacuations Due to Bomb Threats
At least 300 schools across Italy were evacuated following the receipt of email bomb threats, triggering widespread security measures.
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- Poland and US sign statement of intent on strengthening defence industry cooperation(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- EU ready for 'united response' after France blames Iran for fridge hacks(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- 'France has some of the cleanest electricity in the world, but we're not using enough of it'(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Burnham: Good COP or bad COP?(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- 🔴Italy: At least 300 schools evacuated after email bomb alerts(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Italy evacuates hundreds of schools after receiving email bomb threats(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Pope Leo to end Argentina tour with large outdoor mass before 'emotional' Peru homecoming(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Russia, Ukraine start second day of US-led talks: Kyiv lead negotiator(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- French journalist Christophe Gleizes marks 500 days in Algerian jail(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Second day of Web Summit cancelled as Storm Charles puts Portugal on high alert(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Angry Nemo : clown fish becoming more agressive because of climate change(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Spain's first general strike in 14 years, 3 weeks before national polls(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Listen: How are EU countries performing in reducing their carbon emissions?(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Portugal shuts schools, tech conference as it braces for storm(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Nayib Bukele says Salvadoran troops destroyed gang HQ in Haiti(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- House Republicans quash effort to impeach Defense Secretary Hegseth(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Africa: Ghana waste dump poses health, environmental 'crisis'(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- UK authorities arrest US soldier suspected of spying for Russia(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Football: Éli Junior Kroupi earns first France call-up from Zinédine Zidane(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Nvidia’s chip advantage made its CEO a target for China(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- ‘Theft, deception, and concealment’: Other industrial espionage scandals that echo the Nvidia case(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Spain’s unions call the first general strike in 14 years(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Emmanuel Carrère, writer: ‘There is only one rule: do no harm — and I broke it with my mother and girlfriend at the time’(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Want to live on the moon? NASA opens recruitment for Artemis programme(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Spain’s general strike puts housing crisis at centre of upcoming elections(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Two years on, Valencia is still demanding answers for 234 dead in the 2024 flooding – and blaming Sánchez rather than local Popular Party leaders(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Teddy Riner candidacy 'illustrative of this hunger for an alternative' to Le Pen or Mélenchon(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- Teddy Riner candidacy 'illustrative of hunger for alternatives' to France's Le Pen or Mélenchon(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- French far-right politician Éric Zemmour joins 2027 presidential race(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
- EU‑UK carbon market deal close, with UK courting access to ‘Made in Europe’ before Dublin summit(opens the original publisher in a new tab)
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