Supermarket Freezers Hit 50 C Across Europe in Suspected Cyber-Attack
Suspected cyber-attacks on supermarket cooling in Belgium, Sweden, and Luxembourg forced freezer temperatures up to 50 C (122F), exposing automated system flaws.
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French School Protests Escalate Over Demands for Education Funding
France prepares for national school protests as student unrest follows recent injuries and arrests over demands for greater state investment in education.
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Spanish Parliament Rejects Housing Measures and Triggers Early Vote
Spain faces an early general election after parliament voted down a series of key housing measures on Friday.
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Over 400 Detained Across France as High School Student Protests Spread
French authorities detained more than 400 people on Tuesday after widespread student demonstrations over school resources turned disruptive.
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Spain Proposes Mandatory Eviction Ban Following Public Protests
Spain has introduced emergency legislation to ban residential evictions after widespread public outrage over the removal of an elderly resident from her flat.
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic Resigns Amid Anti-Corruption Protests
Aleksandar Vucic has resigned as president of Serbia following continuous public demonstrations over government corruption allegations, clearing the path for early elections.
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Paris Prepares for Papal Mass Drawing Over Half a Million People
Hundreds of thousands of people gather in Paris as preparations finalize for a massive papal Mass expected to draw more than half a million attendees.
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Poland Blames Sabotage for Blaze at Crucial Satellite Facility
Polish authorities attribute a fire at a Starlink satellite ground station to sabotage as regional security warnings increase across Northern Europe.
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Eleven Injured in Shooting Outside Turkish School as Gunman Is Detained
At least eleven people suffered injuries during a shooting near a school in Turkey before security forces detained the armed suspect.
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Moscow Intercepts 450 Drones in Massive Overnight Aerial Attack
Moscow's mayor reported that air defenses downed 450 drones during an overnight aerial barrage, resulting in two casualties.
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Merz Pledges to Protect German Coalition After Regional Vote Loss
German Chancellor Merz vows to preserve the federal governing coalition following significant state election defeats, citing the democratic future of the country.
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German Far-Right AfD Pushes for Government Role After Election Win
Germany's far-right AfD party claims democracy requires other political groups to work with them after falling just three seats short of an outright majority.
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Netherlands Relocates 86 Tonnes of Gold Out of North America
The Dutch central bank has moved 86 tonnes of its gold reserves from North America back to Amsterdam, sparking discussions on global asset security.
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Germany's Far-Right AfD Bids for Power in Saxony-Anhalt Election
Germany faces a historic political turning point as the far-right Alternative for Germany party contends for its first state-level power in an eastern regional vote.