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Global GDP could be halved without urgent action on climate change, report warns
People are already impacted by food system shocks, water insecurity, heat stress and infectious diseases. If unchecked, mass mortality, mass displacement, severe economic contraction and conflict become more likely.
Travelling to Greece this summer? Your hotel swimming pool could be filled with seawater
As tourism puts pressure on freshwater resources, Greece is considering other options to keep hotel pools filled.
EU demands peace, aid access after Israel-Hamas ceasefire
Israel should reconsider its approach to UNRWA, Lahbib said.
Catalan separatist leaders unite to up pressure on Sánchez
Surveys suggest 54% of Catalans oppose the region's separation from Spain.
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Commission extends DSA investigation against X
The Commission's investigation into X has been ongoing since December 2023.
'He will not buy us': Greelanders defiant over Trump's desire to take over their island
US President-elect Donald Trump's recent comments have put Greenland in the global media spotlight, but what do islanders make of his interest?
Ursula von der Leyen attends EPP leaders summit in Berlin
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen made her first appearance in Berlin following her recovery from severe pneumonia.
Former Catalan president threatens to topple Sánchez’s government
JxCat's seven MPs in the Spanish parliament are key to the government's survival until 2027.
Germany’s chancellor-in-waiting backtracks on nuclear
Chances of reactivating Germany's nuclear reactors were “lower by the week”, Friedrich Merz said.
Draper to play Alcaraz after another five-set epic
Jack Draper shows his monster mentality again to tee up a blockbuster Australian Open meeting with Carlos Alcaraz.
Commission claims slashing of foreign offices still under negotiation
The European Commission said that ‘reflections are ongoing’ over the downsizing of the international hubs under the department for international partnerships.
Parliament’s new health committee sparks ‘ego clashes’ over key files
The environment and research and energy committees will not give up on some health competencies.
Czech NGOs file EU complaint over power plant mercury emissions
The operator of the plant defended itself, saying it meets all other limits, just not mercury.
EU’s work ‘dignity’ goal might be soon over
EU institutions have been “walking on thin ice” when adopting the minimum wage directive, wrote Nicholas Emiliou, advocate-general of the CJEU.
