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Putin is in nuclear intimidation
The novelty lies in the repeated and persistent threat of the Kremlin
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Europe is again losing the stock market race against the US, torn by war and technological delay
The strong correction of luxury and automotive companies penalize the development of European variable income. The rise in crude oil and the weakness of the euro add instability to the market
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Divided between fear and expectation, Saxony-Anhalt awaits the first far-right government of Germany
AfD moves forward in negotiations to tie the support of BSW's nationalist left and reach power for the first time in a 'land'
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Journey to Ningde, the Chinese city turned into the world capital of electric car batteries
The producer CATL, which is 40% of the global market, tries to transfer to Europe the industrial ecosystem built in its hometown and uses the IA to develop the next generation of batteries
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Latvia: Prime Minister Kulbergs's pro-Ukraine Party Proclaims Election Winner · Global Voices
According to the ballot polls, the pro-Ukraine and pro-Europe party of Latvian Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs was going to win the elections on Saturday, October 3, by an unexpectedly wide margin, even when the results projections for other formations suggested that the centrist government would have to form a new coalition of government.
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Kulbergs wins the elections in Latvia and will seek a European coalition
The current Prime Minister, in favour of Ukraine, beats all polls and achieves more than 35% of the votes
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Russia urges foreigners and diplomats to leave Kiev on the third day of attacks on bridges
The bridges across the Dniéper River have become the most recent target of Russian attacks in Kiev, while the Russian Foreign Ministry calls on foreigners to leave the Ukrainian capital. President Volodímir Zelenski points out intelligence reports that show a "new doctrine" ordered by his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, to bomb "roads, schools and hospitals." Meanwhile, Donald Trump is looking for the peace agreement to end the war in Ukraine to include oil pacts with Moscow, according to 'The New York Times'.
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Spain returns to the streets for housing with calls for a general strike
More than 50 protests were called on Saturday in Spain following Congress's rejection of the housing decrees. As the camp continues in Madrid, where between 70,000 and 500,000 people showed up in the streets, according to the authorities and the organizers. The Inquillin Union seeks to promote a general strike.
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Seba Calfuqueo travels upstream to count the Mapuche memory at the Thyssen Museum
The Chilean artist presents her first individual exhibition in Europe, a tour of the Cautin River through the duel, memory and defense of the territory
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The housing crisis is a symptom; the disease is the inefficiency of democracies
The failure of democratic systems to respond to the challenges of this time opens up abyss in which too many citizens are sunk and political monsters are emerging.
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Héctor Alvarez proclaims champion of Europe sub- 23 of cycling
The 19-year-old Alfàs del Pi corridor won a great victory after having stepped on the World Cup twice a week ago.
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Elections in Bosnia: Trump and the other unpublished focus of shock between the US. EU and EU
Some 3.4 million Bosnians vote on Sunday, October 4 in elections with the backdrop of a virulent and unpublished US dispute. The United States and the European Union on the management of energy projects, political supervision and the institutional future of this fragile Balkan country.
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Zelenski's exclusive video statements to El País
Ukrainian President warns of an increase in Russia's attacks and Putin's help from China or India to dodge economic sanctions
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Europe releases diesel reserves to reduce it and prevent Trump from leaving exports
The pressure of Macron leads the G-7 to agree to the release of 100 million barrels of fuel under the coordination of the AIE
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Spain: Sánchez takes up electoral progress following the collapse of housing decrees: what can be expected?
The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, opened a period of reflection on Friday, October 2, in which he will assess during the weekend whether or not he calls for early elections, as the Moncloa sources cited by the local press pointed out. The movement came in the midst of echoes of electoral advancement because of the rejection in the Congress of the Deputies of the two housing decrees submitted by the Government to try to alleviate the housing crisis throughout the country. The measures were sank after votes against the right-wing parties, PP and Junts per Catalunya, as well as
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Live: Spanish Congress Hunts Decrees on the Housing Crisis After Voting against PP, Junts and Vox
The Spanish Congress of Deputies voted on Friday October 2 against the first of two crucial decrees in the midst of the housing crisis, experienced for years, but which recently raised a wave of protests after the eviction of a 87-year-old woman. The measures in the Legislative were already expected to sink, since the right-wing parties: Junts and PP, as well as the ultra-right-wing Vox, anticipated that they would vote against. In the midst of this scenario, leaders of the ruling PSOE party are calling for an advance of elections.
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For the Tagus estuary, the secret garden of Lisbon
Only half an hour away from the capital of Portugal, on the other side of the sea of the Paja, an unheard landscape of rice, saline and foothills overflowing with birds is discovered where hundreds of wooden ships are sailed in happy colors.
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Brussels warns of the risk of restructuring the debt of the European recovery fund as proposed by Spain
The Commission notes that postponing depreciation or paying less capital at first increases the cost of interest
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Macarena stays at home: first eviction paralyzed by the 'Maricarren Decrees' in Spain
A woman in Barcelona with mental health problems and without a formal contract has been the first person to benefit from two decrees - a law approved by the Council of Ministers, which must now be ratified by the Congress of Deputies in an extraordinary plenary session convened for October 2. President Pedro Sánchez has demanded a position on the part of the right-wing parties that oppose the rule: "his vote will portray them to entire generations."
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Putin reiterates his nuclear threat to Europe: "The point of no return can come unexpectedly"
The president insists that his words are not "an intimidation," but "a response" to Western leaders' statements and the hypothesis of a possible attack on Kaliningrad