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Farewell to search for plugs behind the furniture: these unwired lamps light any corner
Four rechargeable lamps we can place where we want without relying on a plug
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The US is completely withdrawing from Iraq after 20 years of military presence: how the country leaves and what will happen now
The US plans to withdraw its troops still in Iraq on September 30, ending a military presence that began with the 2003 invasion that overthrew Saddam Hussein.
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Spain: Government drives new decrees to face housing crisis
After days of protests and mobilizations in the Puerta del Sol in the case of Maricarren, the Government adopted two housing decrees that include the extension of protection against certain evictions until 2030, the regulation of seasonal and room rentals, and measures to stop the speculative purchase of housing by so-called "vulture funds" until 2028. In addition, there is an automatic renewal of some rental contracts and other measures in favour of tenants. Now, the decrees must be validated by Congress in a plenary session.
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The director of the Eiffel Tower renounces after the scandal for excluding female staff during a visit
The general director of the company that exploits the Eiffel Tower of Paris, Patrick Branco Ruivo, announced on Tuesday that he will leave office at the end of the year following the controversy raised by the exclusion of female staff during a visit last September by an Indian ultraconservative group.
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Lion XIV and migration: what does the Pope ask of Europe?
Pope Leo XIV replaced migration at the heart of his agenda during his apostolic visit to France. After meeting with migrants and refugees, he asked Europe to make progress in the integration of those who come in search of opportunities and defended safe and legal ways, decent treatment for foreigners and the protection of children who migrate alone. Their words come in a context marked by the tightening of migration policies in several European countries.
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They release a man after spending 41 years on the death row in the US thanks to a DNA test
Douglas Stewart Carter, 71, was sentenced to death for the murder of a woman, although he always maintained his innocence.
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Report from Madrid: Spanish Government Announces Measures to Address Housing Crisis
After a night of negotiations, the Spanish Government agreed on new measures to address the housing crisis in the country. The laws include the suspension of the eviction of vulnerable persons who have no alternative housing until 2030, the regulation of the rent per season and the extension of the rental contracts which were in force until this year to 2028. Our correspondent Marina Colorado has extended our information.
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Vozinha's wear after reaching fame: "If I was given to choose between the life I had and the life I had, I would choose the life I had before."
The World Cup's Gatekeeper suffers the effects of media exposure after becoming one of last summer's characters
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After encouraging Europe to defend peace, Pope Leo XIV concludes his historic visit to France
On Monday, September 28, Pope Leo XIV concluded an intense four-day visit to France with a speech of great political burden in Metz. There, he advocated peace and interreligious dialogue, while urging Europe to fight lies and deception in international relations. The Pontiff left for Rome this very day.
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Starship culminates its first orbital flight: Musk expands its power with the largest spacecraft in history
After three and a half years of testing, the colossal vehicle has finally proved to be of practical use, deploying 26 Starlink network satellites to give Internet to mobile from space
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Ironized Ayuso after Maricarsen's eviction and asks to know "from what age" you may not pay the landlord: "Let me know"
The regional president sees the proposals for the next housing decree "sectarian and deeply ideological"
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After the frustrated attempts to return Maria Corina Machado to Venezuela, she returned to her chief of communications
Claudia Macero, the right hand of the opposition, lands this Sunday in Maiquetía surrounded by journalists and sympathizers. "I'm on my way," he said.
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France: National Group manages to form a group in the Senate for the first time
National group made a historic breakthrough in France by obtaining enough seats to form for the first time a parliamentary group in the Senate. After the senatorial elections of 2026, the party of Jordan Bardella and Marine Le Pen, together with their allies of the UDR, reached at least 14 senators, exceeding the minimum required to form their own group.
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How to clean the white slippers: I have tried two home tricks and they are left as new
From skin models to fabric models and even before. After consulting The Computer I explain to you what to do and what not so that they can recover their original appearance
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Mene Grande: the cradle of Venezuelan oil living in blackouts
Mene Grande, in Zulia state, is back at the focus of attention. Located over the Maracaibo basin, this oil town where oil oil even in some areas hopes to benefit from the recent energy agreement between the United States and Venezuela. After years of deterioration of the oil industry, its inhabitants still hope for a recovery, although they continue to face electrical cuts and difficulties in their daily lives
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A worker dies after a wall has collapsed in the work of a villa in La Moraleja
The 30-year-old man had already died when the fire department was able to remove the rubble under which he was buried.
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Detained after stabbing a prostitute in a tourist apartment in Bormujos (Sevilla)
The alleged 20-year-old perpetrator warned post-crime emergencies
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TPLF takes airports in Tigray and declares a "defensive war" against Ethiopia
The troops of the Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) patrol the streets of Mekelle. Traders are concerned about a possible escalation of violence. After months of tension, a war begins in Tigray between the TPLF, which de facto rules the region, and Ethiopian government forces.
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Greenland: How does the Arctic Board change after agreement with Trump? · Global Voices
After months of tensions over the future of Greenland, the United States, Denmark and the Greenlandic Government have signed a trilateral defence agreement that expands the US military presence in the Arctic, but maintains Danish sovereignty and recognizes Greenland's right of self-determination. What strategic interests is Washington pursuing? What decision space does Copenhagen and Nuuk have? And how does this pact change the balance of power in an increasingly disputed region? We analyzed it in The France Debate 24.
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After the success of 'Stranger Things', Gaten Matarazzo (Dustin) returns to the musical theatre, where he began his career as a child.
The actor, who became one of the most loved characters in the Netflix series, made his Broadway debut at only 9 years. From September 26, it will first be added to the West End tables of London with the musical 'Rent'