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Violent protests could push Italy towards early elections

Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni is considering the possibility of resigning in March, immediately after the European Council summit expected to be held in Rome,...

Same measures, different revolts

From Paris to Milan to Tirana, European governments are grappling with a wave of protests accompanied by violent clashes, property damage and police intervention....

US intelligence: Putin personally ordered sabotage against NATO

Russian President Vladimir Putin has personally ordered the intensification of sabotage operations against NATO countries, according to a US intelligence assessment reported by the...

Protests, violence, curfews: Why Europe’s youth are rebelling

The wave of protests by pupils, students and their supporters has already spread from France, Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Spain, Greece and Austria to Albania....

Space war fears: Russian military satellite approaches one used by Ukraine

Shortly after midnight on October 18, almost 1.000 kilometers above the Earth's surface, a Russian military satellite, known as Kosmos-2612, did something extremely unusual. He...

Norway has banned access to TikTok, Snapchat and Roblox for minors under 16

The Norwegian government announced on Monday its intention to include several gaming and social networking platforms in its proposed ban on people under 16. Oslo,...

Over 750 homeless people in Geneva, only 500 places in shelters

The lack of emergency shelter capacity is worsening the social situation in Geneva, Switzerland. Homeless people face long waits, limited stays in shelters, and difficulties...

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