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Von der Leyen Hospitalized with Severe Pneumonia, Returns to Action
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen was briefly hospitalized for a severe case of pneumonia. During her recovery, she worked remotely from her home in Hannover. On Friday, she made a public appearance at the Christian Democratic Union (CDU) headquarters in Berlin. She was joined

Lebanon Extends Emergency Appeal for $371.4 Million to Address Ongoing Humanitarian Crisis
An announcement made at the Grand Serail in Beirut by Lebanon’s Deputy Prime Minister Saade el-Shami and UN Humanitarian Coordinator Imran Riza has called for the extension of an emergency appeal for $371.4 million. This critical aid initiative will continue through March 2025 to address the grave hum

Halle (Eurotoday) – The Don Bosco Halle tripe fair celebrates its 60th edition, showcasing community spirit, diverse menu options, and local support.

How has the Don Bosco Halle tripe fair thrived for 60 years?How does the Don Bosco Halle tripe fair support the school?

The Don Bosco Halle tripe fair school is celebrating its 60th edition. The organizers have made the event run smoothly and eff

SOFIA – In his inaugural address to parliament, the newly appointed Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov emphasized that his cabinet’s primary goal is to enhance the quality of life for citizens, prioritizing education, healthcare, and labor market development. Zhelyazkov also highlighted the importance of successfully pursuing Bulgaria’s entry into the eurozone, coordinating efforts t

The finalized agreement between the European Union and Mexico highlights the benefits of open, rules-based trade in advancing economic security and prosperity, according to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The bilateral trade partnership, valued at over €100 billion annually, is comprised of approximately 80 percent goods and 20 percent services.
Reflecting on past concerns over

The Romanian Orthodox Church has taken a clear stance in encouraging Christians to donate organs when it is essential to save the life of another. This position was recently outlined in a statement published on the official website of the Romanian Patriarchate.
The Church emphasizes that living donors can offer parts of their liver, bone marrow, or a kidney to patients suffering from terminal il

Waremme (Eurotoday) – On January 17, 2025, a teenage student at the Royal Athenaeum of Borgworm (Liège) outlet assaulted a 13-year-old classmate and stabbed her. The attack was made by the accused person, who is a second-year secondary school student; he used a kitchen knife, which he hid in his shoe and stabbed the victim in the back. 
Fortunately, the girl was not seriously injured, and she wa

In a recent update on X, Lahbib described her meeting with Syrian leader Al-Sharaa as both courteous and comprehensive, focusing on the geopolitical dynamics in Syria and the surrounding border area. “I am in Syria with a definitive message: the future of Syria is for all its people,” she stated, adding that she would relay the positive messages received from local authorities to EU m

Labour leader Keir Starmer finds himself navigating a challenging start to his leadership tenure, as he aims to steer Britain through what he describes as a “decade of national renewal.” Speaking over dinner in a traditional Ukrainian restaurant in Kyiv, Starmer reflected on the unpredictability of political fortunes, emphasizing the importance of focusing on long-term goals rather tha

A 5-month-old baby gorilla, discovered in the cargo hold of a plane, is now recovering at a zoo in Istanbul as officials deliberate on returning him to his natural habitat. The gorilla, named Zeytin—which means “olive” in Turkish—was found last month inside a crate on a Turkish Airlines flight traveling from Nigeria to Thailand, according to CBS News. Following a public naming competi