At least 60 squats in Seine-Saint-Denis were shut down in 2023, according to a Reuters tally based on administrative and court documents and interviews with more than 50 squatters, lawyers, prosecutors, social workers, activists and local politicians.
Ein 24-jähriger tschechischer Student hat am Donnerstag (21. Dezember) seinen Vater und dann in seiner Prager Universität 14 Menschen getötet und 25 weitere verletzt. Anschließend tötete er sich möglicherweise selbst. Für das Land war dies der bisher schlimmste Amoklauf.
A European collaboration called Screen4Care bets on genetic testing and new tech to speed up diagnoses for rare diseases.
A regulatory environment that values innovation will put Europe at the forefront of global research in cell and gene therapies.
« Le coronavirus est le virus le plus ridicule de l'histoire de l'humanité », « les gens aux yeux bleus sont des extraterrestres »... L'auteur des ces déclarations, le pneumologue à la retraite Branimir Nestorović, controversée figure antivax, a été élu député avec près de 5% des voix aux élections du 17 décembre en Serbie. Retour sur cinq de ses affirmations les plus farfelues.
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« Le coronavirus est le virus le plus ridicule de l'histoire de l'humanité », « les gens aux yeux bleus sont des extraterrestres »... L'auteur des ces déclarations, le pneumologue à la retraite Branimir Nestorović, controversée figure antivax, a été élu député avec près de 5% des voix aux élections du 17 décembre en Serbie. Retour sur cinq de ses affirmations les plus farfelues.
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Courrier des Balkans,
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Serbie,
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Die neue polnische Regierung hat die Leitung des öffentlich-rechtlichen Rundfunks ausgetauscht und der Sendebetrieb wurde kurzweilig eingestellt. Präsident Andrzej Duda bezeichnete das Vorgehen als "Anarchie" und ein "eklatanter" Verstoß gegen die Verfassung.
In today’s edition of the Capitals, find out more about Germany's plan to continue border controls until migratory pressure falls, Rome rejecting the European Stability Mechanism treaty, and so much more.
After months of tough talks, the Slovenian government and trade unions in the public sector have reached an agreement under which wages in the public sector will be adjusted to 80% of this year’s inflation rate next year, a deal that would temporarily avert a looming showdown with the country’s powerful unions.
On Thursday, the Romanian government approved a bill to make it easier to harness the Black Sea’s abundant offshore wind energy.
The European Commission allocated €1.2 billion on Thursday for the transformation of Stara Zagora, Kyustendil, and Pernik in Bulgaria under the Just Transition Fund.
A United Nations Security Council vote on a bid to boost aid to the Gaza Strip was delayed by another day to Friday (22 December) even though Israel's ally the United States, which holds veto power, won changes it wanted and said it could now support the proposal.
Ukrainian refugees who could work in the health sector and social services, two sectors facing long-standing labour shortage issues, are being sought out by the Czech Labour Ministry, Labour Minister Marian Jurečka (KDU-ČSL) said on Thursday.
The bloc is faced with the division of pushing ahead with enlargement while seeking to strengthen its strategic autonomy in a new geopolitical world, said Pedro Lourtie, Portuguese ambassador to the EU, during a Thursday debate on ‘the EU in a changing world’.
Holding a self-determination referendum for Catalonia is completely off the table, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said on Thursday after Catalan President Pere Aragonès reiterated his call for such a referendum.
The President of the Madrid region, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, was urged to backtrack on her plans to cut down trans rights and LGBTI protection in a letter that was sent to her by the EU Parliament LGBTI Intergroup, which represents 160 MEPs, on Wednesday.
French President Emmanuel Macron is celebrating Christmas with French troops while ‘highlighting France’s enduring commitment to the fight against terrorism’ while visiting an airbase in Jordan on Thursday and Friday, according to the Élysée Palace.
Europe's top court dealt football governing body UEFA a scything legal tackle on Thursday (21 December), but an attempt by rival Super League promoters to kick off a new competition met a solid defensive wall of clubs and fans.
The ratification of the European Stability Mechanism treaty (ESM) was rejected by 184 votes, all from Fratelli d’Italia, Lega, and the 5 Stars Movement, a decision many in Brussels are calling ‘regretful’.
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