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When history meets the algorithm: Dutch teachers battle Holocaust misinformation in the classroom

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Sweden changes citizenship rules overnight, leaving thousands in limbo

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Venice Biennale jury steps down amid rising tensions over Russia and Israel

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Eurozone inflation accelerates to 3.0% in April, driven by energy surge

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EU business investment slumps to decade low at end of 2025

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China urges Belgium to act as bridge in EU trade tensions

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EU and Armenia strengthen strategic ties at historic first summit in Yerevan

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Belgium moves to take control of nuclear fleet in major energy policy shift

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  Belgium’s government has announced plans to take full ownership of the country’s nuclear power plants from French energy company...
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US backs Poland’s bid for permanent G20 seat as strategic ties deepen

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  The United States has thrown its weight behind Poland’s campaign to secure permanent membership in the G20, underscoring what both...
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When history meets the algorithm: Dutch teachers battle Holocaust misinformation in the classroom

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  Teachers across the Netherlands are increasingly facing a troubling trend: students bringing Holocaust misinformation into the classroom,...
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Sweden changes citizenship rules overnight, leaving thousands in limbo

Sweden changes citizenship rules overnight, leaving thousands in limbo Sweden changes citizenship rules overnight, leaving thousands in limbo
Sweden has introduced stricter rules for gaining citizenship — and it’s done so in a way that’s raising eyebrows across Europe. In a...
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Venice Biennale jury steps down amid rising tensions over Russia and Israel

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  Just days before the Venice Biennale is set to open, the event has been shaken by an unexpected development: its entire jury has resigned....
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Eurozone inflation accelerates to 3.0% in April, driven by energy surge

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  Inflation across the euro area is expected to rise to 3.0% in April 2026, marking a notable increase from 2.6% in March, according to...
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EU business investment slumps to decade low at end of 2025

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  Business investment across the European Union fell to its lowest level in more than ten years at the close of 2025, underlining a sustained...
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China urges Belgium to act as bridge in EU trade tensions

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  China has called on Belgium to take on a constructive role within the European Union to help ease ongoing economic and trade tensions,...
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EU and Armenia strengthen strategic ties at historic first summit in Yerevan

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  The European Union and Armenia are set to elevate their partnership during their first-ever summit, taking place on 4–5 May in Yerevan.This...
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Weekend work remains widespread across EU workforce in 2025

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  In 2025, more than one in five employed people across the European Union regularly worked weekends, highlighting the persistence of non-standard...
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In 2023, Switzerland's investment in research and development reached nearly €915 (CHF856) per capita, making it the highest in Europe. In comparison, the average per capita spending within the European Union stood at approximately €275, positioning Switzerland sixth among its European counterparts.

Among the EU nations, Luxembourg had the highest per capita investment in research and development at €647, followed closely by Denmark at €552 and Germany at €529, as reported by Eurostat, the EU’s statistical authority. Additionally, two non-EU nations, Iceland (€751) and Norway (€677), also surpassed these figures. Photo by Roland zh, Wikimedia commons.

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