108 years after the guns fell silent, France still honours those who gave everything for their homeland. The blue cornflower stands as a reminder: even from the ruins of war, a nation can rise again.
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EU subsidy fraud, months of delayed payments and half a million animals culled. Greek farmers are turning their backs on Mitsotakis, and threatening to take their anger to the streets.
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Spain's political map could be about to turn right. With PP and Vox polling at around 200 of 350 seats ahead of November 29, could Sánchez's grip on power be slipping?
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Hackers took control of refrigeration systems in 700 French supermarkets, causing millions in losses. France points the finger at Iran's Revolutionary Guard, is Europe prepared for cyberwarfare hitting everyday life?
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A highway turned into a scene of devastation. Thick fog, dozens of wrecked vehicles and at least 11 lives lost, Bulgaria mourns as shocking drone footage reveals the scale of the tragedy.
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“What we in the AfD demand is remigration.” Alice Weidel calls for rigorous deportations of criminals and those no longer entitled to stay. Is Germany finally facing the consequences of its migration policies?
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More billions for Ukraine, or no EU budget at all? Merz is turning Brussels into a financial ultimatum, and European taxpayers may be left footing the bill.
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Up to half a million Poles are expected to march through Warsaw today, sending a powerful message of national pride and sovereignty. Their motto says it all: “The Pole is master in Poland!”
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Italian MEP Francesco Torselli says the EU’s carbon permit costs have risen tenfold, while global emissions have not fallen. Europeans are paying more for energy, is Brussels’ climate policy delivering results?
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Inflation remains stubbornly high across Europe, and another ECB interest rate hike could come in December. European families are already struggling with rising costs, how much more pressure can they take?
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Italy wrongly paid out over €1.7 billion in welfare benefits, according to an INPS board member, with €1.463 billion still to be recovered. Taxpayers deserve accountability, not a welfare system that hands out billions without proper checks.
Germany plans nearly €204 billion in new borrowing, with a sugar tax on the table. Meanwhile, the promised electricity tax cut is missing from the draft budget. More debt, more taxes, but where is the relief for ordinary citizens?
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Dutch farmers now face a legal battle to stop their inspection files from reaching animal rights activists. Why should farmers have to go to court just to protect their business information?
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Brussels is fast-tracking defence factories with €800 billion in planned investment. No decision within 42 working days could mean automatic approval, but why can't European farmers get the same urgency?
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Political rivals united in grief. Thousands gathered in Kraków to honour six shooting victims, with Poland’s president and prime minister marching side by side in silence. A powerful moment of national unity.
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Latvia is fortifying its border with Russia and Belarus with rows of 1.5-tonne concrete 'dragon’s teeth'. While Brussels debates European security, Latvia is putting concrete barriers on the ground.
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More than 3,300 migrants have arrived on El Hierro since November 1, on an island of just 11,400 residents. With an emergency declared and migrants being transferred by ferry, how much pressure can one small community take?
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Tough on migration, until her own party pushes back? British Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has backed down on tougher settlement rules for care migrants, while Conservatives warn the move could cost taxpayers nearly £10 billion.
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Outrage in Berlin! A man climbed a flagpole outside Germany's parliament, tore down the German flag and replaced it with a Palestinian flag. Bundestag President Julia Klöckner called the incident 'unbelievable'.
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Geert Wilders has slammed a pro-Palestinian protest in Amsterdam after a banner read 'No Jews in The Netherlands'. The PVV leader accused the Dutch left and liberals of siding with Hamas and called for new elections.
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