Trump blasts Supreme Court over mail-in ballot ruling
Trump had sought to limit mail-in voting ahead of November's key midterm elections, which will determine the makeup of Congress for his final two years in office.
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‘Do you know where Ceuta is?’: EU Parliament erupts over migration
The European People’s Party and Socialists clashed in a heated European Parliament debate, with shouting and mutual accusations exposing deepening divisions over migration within the coalition backing Ursula von der Leyen.
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US threatens EU with retaliation over European preference in EU budget
Washington said that the competitiveness fund included in the budget would “impede” partnership with the US because of provisions favouring “made in Europe” products.
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How can Europe decarbonise without sacrificing economic development? New study offers roadmap
A new study suggests importing some of the materials used to make steel, fertilisers and chemicals could help Europe keep more manufacturing at home.
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EU unveils digital platform to ease recognition of social security and professional qualifications
The European Commission estimates that a system allowing faster and easier recognition of working documents could save billions of euros by the end of the next decade.
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Russia, Venezuela and Trump’s oil push: the EU's awkward G20 energy summit
EU Energy Commissioner Dan Jørgensen heads to the G20 energy meeting in Houston as Brussels’ clean-energy strategy clashes with Washington’s push for “energy abundance” through greater oil and gas production. The presence of Russian and Venezuelan officials adds a further geopolitical complication.
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Von der Leyen will deliver an 'inspirational message' in annual speech, EU vice-president says
European Commission Vice-President Roxana Mînzatu hopes Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will deliver an "inspirational message" that will "speak directly to each of the 450 million Europeans" in her annual address to citizens.
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European telecoms execs push back against planned Huawei crackdown
Seventeen CEOs from European telecoms operators have warned that proposed EU rules aimed at banning "high-risk" network suppliers could cost the sector up to €40 billion.
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Losing access to Bab el-Mandeb would be 'catastrophic for the entire world,' Qatar warns
The Houthi Red Sea coast offensive has placed another vital shipping route at risk as the Hormuz blockade disrupts trade and energy supplies. Qatar said closing the Red Sea gateway would worsen the crisis and has called for a diplomatic solution.
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Living in deprived areas linked to poorer brain health
Living in a disadvantaged neighbourhood may be linked to poorer brain health, with researchers finding higher brain age, lower total brain volume and more signs of vascular damage in people living in the most deprived areas.
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Romanian farmers clash with police in Bucharest over EU livestock ban
Romanian farmers clashed with security forces in Bucharest on Tuesday, 15 September, as an agricultural protest outside the government headquarters descended into disorder.
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Azerbaijan offers F1 fans visas on arrival for Baku Grand Prix
Baku has implemented a simplified visa entry procedure for international visitors planning to attend the Formula 1 Azerbaijan Grand Prix. From 25 August to 30 September, eligible travellers can obtain a visa on arrival at the country’s international airports.
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Eurostar’s new trains will have two-storey cocktail bars – but you’ll have to wait until 2031
The two-storey bars aboard Eurostar Celestia will be open to all passengers.
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World Athletics chief Seb Coe: 'We stand firm against Russian athletes taking part'
Coe rejected Moscow's claims of a 'personal obsession' with banning Russian athletes and reflected on his term and the crisis at FIFA.
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Watch: Aftermath of NATO jets' downing of drone in Lithuania
Drone debris examined after being shot down over Lithuania
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The history of Ceuta and Melilla and why they are Spanish territory
Ceuta and Melilla have been under Spanish rule since the 15th and 16th centuries and have never been part of the Moroccan state. The UN does not treat them as territories awaiting decolonisation, despite Rabat's objections.
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Inside an Uzbek wedding: traditions, family and the start of married life
Civil registration, wedding plov, family blessings and ‘Kelin Salom’ are among the customs that accompany couples as they begin married life in Uzbekistan.
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Europe’s fake pesticide crisis: inside a $20 billion illegal trade
In northern Greece, cut-price illegal pesticides smuggled in by organised crime networks are tempting cash-strapped farmers, despite mounting evidence of the risks to health and the environment.
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'Is this sport?': Sydney Sweeney faces backlash from female athletes over nude advert
"Her body her choice"? Or "single handedly setting feminism 1000 years back"? Euphoria star Sydney Sweeney has once again sparked significant backlash online for her latest commercial – but this time from the female sporting community.
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Escalation is 'on the way' but region must keep calm, Syria's al-Sharaa tells Euronews
Answering Euronews' question at the Arab Media Summit in Dubai, Syria's president said he hoped the situation "remains stable" but admitted "nobody can predict" what happens next, while urging Arab countries to work together.
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